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Sofi Mkheyan

b. 1984

Armenian singer

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Born 1984. Sofi Mkheyan is an Armenian singer.

Sofi Gagiki Mkheyan (, born April 8, 1984) is an Armenian singer and the winner of Best Newcomer award at the Armenian National Music Awards in Yerevan in 2005.

Early life Mkheyan was born in Yerevan, the daughter of Parliament member Gagik Mkheyan, who previously served as the Vice President of Orinats Yerkir. She has one brother, Gor.

As of 2022, she has released 4 albums: Kyanke Qo, Luys Khavarum, 2012, and The Best of Sofi Mkheyan, as well as a number of singles. DerHova is a frequent producer and she has collaborated with singers such as Sirusho and Vigen Hovsepyan. In 2007, "Ore Yev Nerkan", a single later added to Kyange Qo, won the Hit of the Year award in 2007 at the Armenian National Music Awards. She made a music video for Hayastani erge (Armenia's Song), her first patriotic song, in 2012; the video was filmed in both Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.

She judged and coached for The Voice of Armenia between 2012 and 2017; fellow judges included Arame, Nune Yesayan, and Sevak Khanagyan.

Personal life She is politically active and patriotic. In 2020, she participated in a protest against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's decision to sign a peace treaty over the conflict for the Nagorno-Karabakh area.

Discography Albums Year Title Songs 2007 Kyanke Qo ""Gitem Kas," "Im Enker," "Karotum Em Kez," "Kyanqe Qo," "Mer Ughinere," "Mshushot Ser," "Nair Im Achqerin," "Ore Ev Nerkan," "Ser," "Arjanie Na (feat. Sirusho)," "Yerevan 2009 Luys Khavarum "Petq Ches," "Luys Khavarum," "Asa," "Mievnuyn E," "Lur E Sers," "Vortegh Gtnem," "Havatum Em," "Chem Toghni," "Mot Kam Heru," "Luys Khavarum (Remix)" 2012 2012 "2012," "Uzum Em Khosel," "Hachakh Jpta," "Mama," "Hayastani Yerge," "Karoti Yeraz,""Yerknayin," "Chanachir," "Game Over," "Mega Mix," "2012 (Instrumental)" 2017 The Best of Sofi Mkheyan "Hamadzayn Em," "Siro Ton," "Mi Qich (feat. Vigen Hovsepyan)," "Leblebijineri Khmberge," "Hayastan," "Erazum," "Mama," "Deghin Gnacq," "Igrushka," "2012," "Petq Ches," "Havatum Em," "Luys Khavarum," "Hajax Jpta," "Chanachir," "Karoti Eraz," "Erknayin," "Uzum Em Khosel," "Mot Kam Heru," "Vortegh Gtnem," "Game Over," "Mega Mix"

Singles Year Title Notes 2006 "Mer Sere Erbek Chi Ceranum (feat. Edgar Karapetyan)" From Serundneri Erte - Gala Hamerg "Volor Molor" From Shining Armenian Stars Vol. 10 2009 Luys Khavarum 2010 "Chknagh Yeraz" From Yerg Yergoc, Vol. 1 "Du Kas" From Yerg Yergoc, Vol. 1 2015 "Harazar Im" From Armenian Stars 9 "Im Srti Mayraqaghaq Yerevan" From Songs About Yerevan 2016 "Mi Qich (feat. Vigen Hovsepyan)" 2018 "Tesilq (feat. Nazeni Hovhannisyan)" "Rehan" "Chem Uzum" 2017 "Naz Ouni" From Shining Armenian Stars Vol. 9 2019 '"Mi Qich El" 2020 "Khorotik Morotik (feat. Vigen Hovsepyan & DerHova)" "Bella ciao (Armenian Version)" "Aparan" "Menak Ches" 2021 "Yerjankutyan Arcunqner" "Gna Galis Em"

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Who is Sofi Mkheyan?

Armenian singer

When was Sofi Mkheyan born?

Sofi Mkheyan was born on 8 April 1984 in Armenian SSR, Soviet Union, Yerevan.

What is Sofi Mkheyan's occupation?

Sofi Mkheyan is a singer.

What nationality is Sofi Mkheyan?

Sofi Mkheyan is Armenian.

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· Wikipedia: Sofi Mkheyan

· Wikidata: Q80447

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