Emmanuel Macron performed the song "La Bohème" at the official dinner in Yerevan, accompanied by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, surprised guests at the official dinner in Yerevan, Armenia, performing the famous song 'La Bohème' by Charles Aznavour, accompanied on drums by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. This artistic moment, captured in images shared on social media, was well received by those present, being perceived as a symbolic gesture of closeness between France and Armenia. The choice of the song is not coincidental, as Aznavour had Armenian roots, and the melody is closely tied to the cultural identity of both nations. The video recording, made by journalist Agnès Vahramian, shows a relaxed moment, where Macron's performance and Pashinyan's rhythm are sometimes hesitant, but do not affect the festive atmosphere.

This is not the first time Macron sings in public, as he has a passion for classical French music. The moment took place in the context of Macron's official visit to Armenia, which underscores political support for the country's rapprochement with Europe and the resolution of the conflict with Azerbaijan.