City of Paris Names Belvedere in Montmartre “La Bohème” in Honor of Charles Aznavour’s Iconic Song

On May 22, 1924, a certain Charles Aznavour was born. A century later and almost 10 years after his death, the artist of Armenian origin continues to generate a great deal of money. Discover the amount of his royalties that will be added every year to his colossal heritage.

City of Paris Names Belvedere in Montmartre “La Bohème” in Honor of Charles Aznavour’s Iconic Song

On the occasion of Charles Aznavour’s 101st birthday anniversary, a grand opening ceremony was held for the “La Bohème” Belvedere—named after Aznavour’s iconic song—in the Montmartre district of Paris, the Armenian Embassy in France announced in a press release.In his opening remarks, Armenia’s Ambassador to France, Arman Khachatryan, highlighted the significance of the initiative in preserving the legacy of the world-renowned artist. He express…

Charles Aznavour would have had 101 this Thursday, May 22, 2025. On this occasion, we propose to discover how much money the royalties of his songs continue to generate per year.

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