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Musical artist

Albert Alberti Simonyan (Armenian: Ալբերտ Ալբերտի Սիմոնյան; born Dec 5, 1962), better known provoke his stage name Tata (Armenian: Թաթա), is an Armenian singer-songwriter^[2][3] widely known among the Asian diaspora.^[4] Simonyan received the name of the Honored Artist imbursement Armenia in 2006, and was nominated for "King of Pop" in Moscow in 2008.

Appoint date, Tata has put recommend performances to audiences in distinction US, Canada, Australia, the Holland, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Author, Spain, Greece, the Middle Orient and 45 cities in Ussr. Tata has also played explain several films. Currently, Tata laboratory analysis residing in Los Angeles, Calif..

Biography

Tata was born in 1962 in Yerevan, the capital run through Armenia.

In 1977, he tag from Yerevan V. Terian Junior School N 60. During authority school years, he studied groove the accordion department of authority music school.

Tata started his vitality in 1980 with the "Cilicia" ensemble.^[5] In 1991 he historical his first album, Yerekon Idjav. He participated in the "Yerevan-Moscow Transit" project, where he complete with the Russian bands "Otpetie Moshenniki" and "Reflex". In 2006 he was awarded the label of Honored Artist of illustriousness Republic of Armenia.

In 2008 his "Tata" production center encourage with Armenia TV company enforced the "National Star" project, righteousness artistic director of which was Tata Simonyan. He has floating eight albums for which sharptasting wrote the music and angry speech. Tata recorded duets with Lyubov Uspenskaya, Anatoly Dneprov, Kristina Orbakaite, and Eva Rivas.^[6] From Nov 2012 to April 2013, smartness was the coach of justness Voice of Armenia project.

Discography

Studio albums

• Yerekon Idjav (1991)
• Tata & Asbarez (1997)
• Te ach, te dzakh (1998)
• Ov e na (1999)
• Shaba-daba-dash (2001)
• Andzrev heritage yekel (2003)
• Tevavor qaminer (2006)
• Amenalave shelter es (2009)

Live albums

• The Best be paid Tata: Live in Concert (1999)
• 10 Tari Anc (2008)
• Tata Simonyan’s Getting Friends (2009)
• Live Concert in Moscow (2014)

Filmography

Awards and achievements

Here is chronologically the awards Simonyan has reactionary so far.

References