PARG

Early Life and Career

Pargev Vardanian, known professionally as Parg, was born on June 7, 1996, in Hayravank, Geghargunik, Armenia. His family relocated to Volgograd, Russia, during his childhood, where he pursued his passion for the arts at the Volgograd State Institute of Theater and Cinema, graduating with a degree in Theater Arts & Acting. While in Russia, he co-founded a band called The Edge Chronicles, which toured various local venues across Armenia, Russia, Georgia, and Ukraine from 2017 to 2019.

In 2022, Parg returned to Armenia and made a notable appearance by opening for the renowned artist Zaz at the HAYA Festival in Yerevan. He has since gained recognition for his covers of songs by artists like Rosa Linn and collaborations with fellow musician Brunette. His single "Kanchum em" released in 2024, received critical acclaim, and he was nominated for an Armenian Music Video Award in 2024 for his song "Araj".

Eurovision Journey

Parg's career took a significant turn when he competed in Depi Evratesil 2025 with his song "Survivor". He garnered the second most points from both national and international juries and topped the televote, ultimately winning the competition. This victory allowed him to represent Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel, where he finished in 20th place. Following this, he served as Armenia's spokesperson in the subsequent contest, awarding the 12 points to Australia's Delta Goodrem for her song "Eclipse".

Personal Life

In his personal life, Parg has been married to Nana Vardanyan since 2024, marking a new chapter in his life as he continues to grow as an artist and performer.