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Lusine Gevorkyan

Lusine Gevorkyan is an Armenian-born singer-songwriter and the lead singer of the Russian bands Tracktor Bowling and Louna, who has lived in Israel since 2022.

born 1983Lead singer of Tracktor BowlingFounding the band LounaTeaching rock and extreme singing

Lusine Gevorkyan
Born
21 February 1983, Kapan
Occupation
singer-songwriter, composer, keyboardist, voice teacher

Lusine Gevorkyan was born in 1983 in Kapan

Gevorkyan was born in Kapan, Armenia, on 21 February 1983. As a small child she moved with her parents to Serpukhov, Russia. Her younger brother died of cancer, and she wrote two songs in his memory.

She studied piano at a music school as a child. She graduated from the Moscow State Technical University MAMI in economics in 2001, and from MGUKI in 2006.

Her music career began in 2003 as a founding member of the band Sfera Vliyaniya, which she left a year later. In 2004 she became the lead singer of Tracktor Bowling, and in 2008 she founded Louna with bassist Vitaly Demidenko. In 2013 she won a public vote for female rock vocalist at the Chartova Dyuzhina awards.

She married Demidenko in 2013, and their son Maxim was born in 2014. The couple received Israeli citizenship in 2016 under the Law of Return and moved to Israel in 2022, settling in Bat Yam. Since January 2021 she has taught singing, and in Israel she performs solo, with Louna and as a guest with Israeli metal bands.

Lusine Gevorkyan's life in 8 milestones

  1. 1983

    Born in Kapan, Armenia.

  2. 2003

    Joined the rock band Sfera Vliyaniya.

  3. 2004

    Became lead singer of Tracktor Bowling.

  4. 2008

    Founded the band Louna.

  5. 2013

    Won the vocalist award at the Chartova Dyuzhina ceremony.

  6. 2016

    Received Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return.

  7. 2017

    Tracktor Bowling disbanded.

  8. 2022

    Moved to Israel with her family.

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Based on English Wikipedia, Lusine Gevorkyan and Hebrew Wikipedia, לוסין גבורקיאן, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.

Photograph: Алексей Лукьянов, CC BY-SA 3.0

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