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Es Gisher
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Nor Tsaghik
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Mokats Harsner
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Ov Zarmanali
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Selere
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Govya Yerusaghem
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Hov Arek
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Ervum Em
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Shogher Djan
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Garuna Dzuna Arel
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Aravot Lusaber
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YYsisters New York, New York
The vocal a cappella group YY sisters aims to preserve the traditional folk music of ancient peoples by bringing new
perspective and reverence to age old music. The group captures the listener with evocative, unique and modern arrangements while still being deeply rooted in oral traditional and early folk singing.
The YY sisters are Tatev, Lucy Yeghizaryan and Kate Victor.
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