LIke Vartan said, Rabiz is good on dance floor, and I would say it's folk music, not counting the artists who translate from turkish/greek/arabic ===> Armenian. What about our young people here in the U.S. who listen to rap music, which is dangerous, destructive, and a very bad influence to young adults, as well as children. I think we should encourage more people to listen to ARMENIAN <== music rather than any rap or any other language, cause after all, whther u like it or not, we're all ARMENIAN <----! And we should get in touch with our artists and encourage them to use more ARMENIAN songs/lyrics versus any translations from other languages (i.e. turkish, Arabic, etc.), becuase we don't have many writers/composers these days in Armenia and abroad, and cannot compensate for the demand set by the Armenian public....therefore they must resort to copying other artists' work in order to make $$$ for their own cd's. And btw....TATA <== writes all his music. So does Aram Asatryan, Aida Sargsyan....but for Spitaktzi Hayko I know for a fact that his music is from turkish music, teh lyrics would probably be the same I'm assuming, but I don't know, considering I don't speak any turkish. So I mean people out there, calling rabiz....see when I think of rabiz, I think of singers like this: Spitaktzi Hayko, Tatoul Avoyan, Uzbek, Mino, Vle, Karen Gevorgyan, etc......you get my drift? Those are rabiz singers...not Tata or Aram Asatryan, or Aida Sargsyan. You listen to their music and it is no comparison to those singers I mentioned above. I consider Aram, Aida, and Tata as pop actually, especially considering the music that they generate from their songs, it is more toward pop. Anyway, I have to go listen to my favorite singers in the world now....Aida Sargsyan <=== #1, and my #2 favorite.... TATA.