List of Lebanese Armenians
This is a list of Lebanese-Armenians from Lebanon categorized by subject.
Politics
- Khatchig Babikian - attorney, politician, member of Parliament, minister
- Arthur Nazarian - Politician, Member of Parliament
- Karim Pakradouni – Politician, ex-Minister, former President of Phalange (Kataeb) Party
- Hagop Pakradounian – Politician, Member of Parliament
- Others
- Laury Haytayan - Civic activist
Arts
- Media
- Zaven Kouyoumdjian - Talk show host
- Paula Yacoubian - TV presenter[1]
- Music
- John Dolmayan – Drummer of the American band System of a Down
- Adiss Harmandian – Singer
- Guy Manoukian – Composer, pianist
- Tigran Mansurian - Composer, 2004 Grammy awards nominee[2]
- Maria Nalbandian - Singer
- Nourhanne - Singer
- George Pehlivanian - Musician
- Nicole Saba - Singer
- Serj Tankian - Lead vocalist, songwriter, keyboardist of American band, System of a Down
- Roy Malakian - International Dj and Music Producer
- Haig Papazian - Violinist in Lebanese indie rock band Mashrou' Leila[3]
- Others
- Simon Abkarian - Actor
- Krikor Agopian - Painter
- Shaunt Basmajian - Poet
- Pierre Chammassian - Comedian
- Sylva Channessian - Miss Lebanon and Miss World Finalist 1973
- Paul Guiragossian - Painter
- Iman, previously Liz Sarkissian - Actress
- Tulip Joshi - Actress and model (Indian father, Lebanese-Armenian mother)
- Mkrtich Mazmanian- Sculptor
- Sako Shahinian - Illustrator
Religion
- Aram I - Catholicoss of Great House of Cilicia
Sports
- Mardek Chabarian - Former football player who played for Lebanon national football team
- Hagob Donabedian - Former football player who played for Nejmeh and Lebanon national football team
- Wartan Ghazarian - Former football player who played for Lebanon national football team
- Gretta Taslakian - Sprinter, Olympian
See also
- Armenians in Lebanon
- List of Armenian Catholicoi of Cilicia headquartered in Antelias, Lebanon
- List of Armenian Catholic Patriarchs of Cilicia headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon
References
- ↑ "Paula Yacoubian - Prestige Magazine". 2014-07-03. Retrieved 2016-09-19.
- ↑ Speghani Choir: Bearers of Armenian Song | HULIQ
- ↑ Mashrou' Leila
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