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13 Mar 2015

Armenia: The Family Tree is Finally Revealed

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Armenia: The Family Tree is Finally Revealed

Armenian broadcaster, AMPTV, has finally released the song that Genealogy will be singing in Vienna.

Image source: APTC

Image source: AMPTV

Don’t Deny was composed by Armen Martirosyan, with lyrics written by Inna Mkrtchyan. According to its authors, the song has a message:

Happiness is born when people are united and live in harmony with themselves, their families, love relationships and so on. Generations are shifting with time but the genealogy remains, thus the values of love and peace are stable.

Genealogy is a six-piece group with members from all around the world, formed by AMPTV to represent Armenia this year. The six members of the group are:

  • Essaï Altounian (France)
  • Tamar Kaprelian (USA)
  • Vahe Tilbian (Ethiopia)
  • Stephanie Topalian (Japan)
  • Mary-Jean O’Doherty Vasmatzian (Australia)
  • Inga Arshakyan (Armenia)

Some neighbours have already accused Armenia of using the song as political messaging.

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