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August 02, 2012
AYA Arin Dance Ensemble of Lebanon Dazzles Audience Members in Several Armenian Towns
Dozens of dancers from the AGBU AYA Lebanon Arin Dance Ensemble arrived to Yerevan on July 23, 2012, to perform in the “My Armenia” festival, hosted by the Diaspora Ministry. Their main event took place on July 27, but the show didn’t stop there. They went on to share the stage with fellow AGBU dancers at the Nork Children’s Center and also gave outdoor performances in Hrazdan and Kotayk.
Watch highlights of their performances and their heartfelt commentary in these two clips from local television coverage:
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