Belvedere de la Boheme opened in Paris in Charles Aznavour`s honor 

ArmInfo. On the occasion of Charles Aznavour's birthday, the Belvedere de la Boheme opened in Montmartre - a new public space dedicated to honoring the work of one  of the most iconic musical and cultural figures of France. This was  reported by the Aznavour Foundation on its Twitter page (X)

According to the report, the ceremony took place on May 22 at the  intersection of Rue Saint-Vincent and Rue de la Bonne in the 18th  arrondissement of Paris. It was attended by the Ambassador of Armenia  to France Arman Khachatryan, Deputy Mayors of Paris Karine Rolland  and Laurence Patrice, Mayor of the 18th arrondissement of Paris Eric  Lejuandre, Charles Aznavour's son Misha Aznavour and other invited  guests.

"Named after one of Aznavour's most famous songs, Belvedere de la  Boheme overlooks Montmartre, an iconic neighborhood long associated  with artists, poets, and dreamers. This space pays tribute to the  spirit of youth, creativity, and resilience that Charles Aznavour  embodied throughout his career.

This initiative follows the recent naming of part of the  Champs-Elysees gardens as the Charles Aznavour Garden, located near  the Yerevan Garden, the Esplanade de l'Armenia, and the Komitas  Statue - all places that testify to Aznavour's deep affection for  both France and Armenia," the Foundation said in a statement.

Born on May 22, 1924, in Paris to Armenian immigrants, Charles  Aznavour was a legendary singer, songwriter, actor, and humanitarian  whose career spanned over 80 years. In addition to his enormous  contribution to music, he was dedicated to numerous humanitarian  causes, particularly in Armenia. His work lives on in his songs and  the work of the Aznavour Foundation.