French President Emmanuel Macron sings during an official state dinner in Yerevan, Armenia, as part of a visit that is scheduled to end on Tuesday. Multiple outlets report that Macron performs “La Bohème” by Armenian-French singer Charles Aznavour for guests during the dinner. The performance is described as impromptu and unusual, with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan joining in by playing drums while Macron sings. One outlet also mentions Macron singing “Les Feuilles Mortes,” another Aznavour song, though the broader accounts focus on “La Bohème.” The reports agree that Macron’s performance takes place in the context of state hospitality for the French president and that Pashinyan provides musical accompaniment on drums. The coverage uniformly frames the moment as an informal departure from standard diplomatic routines, but does not attribute any political statements to the performance. The scene features senior leaders in an unexpected musical exchange during an official evening event.