Big O productions presents on show "Charles Aznavour Singer of the Century", 43 years after performing in Haiti at the Triumph (9 November 1974) where he had interpreted among others famous songs like "Hier encore" and "La mama", it is the turn of Tara's (Laboule 12) to host the 93-year-old international French song star where 1,500 to 2,000 people are expected on Friday, December 29, 2017 at 8:00 PM for one evening only.

The doors will open at 7:00 pm, but the show will begin only at 9:00 pm. Charles Aznavour will be alone on stage and no local artist will appear on the poster.

Tickets are on sale exclusively at Caribbean Supermarket

Recall that in 2010 to help the victims of the earthquake in Haiti, Charles Aznavour had participated in the making of a video clip of the song "A gesture for Haiti Chérie" written by the Neg'Marrons. Forty artists then came to contribute around the great Charles, each writing the stanza he interprets in the final version.

"Haiti is an optimistic people, despite all the misfortunes that it has known, it sings and dances, it moves, it believes and I think that's how we recover [...] it's a great force," declared Charles Aznavour 9 days after the January 2010 earthquake.

A show not to be missed for the holidays, an unforgettable gift.

Learn more about Aznavour :

Varenagh Aznavourian of his real name aka "Charles Aznavour" was born in Paris on Thursday, May 22, 1924 of Armenian immigrant parents. Author, composer, performer, writer, actor and even French diplomat, in his 70-year career, Charles Aznavour has composed more than 1,200 songs, sold more than 180 million records (sung in 7 languages) around the world and played in more 80 films in the cinema, in addition to theater and television.

HL/ HaitiLibre