The "King of Children's Music" Rafi Kovakian released his 21st studio album to mark 50 years of his creative activity The famous Armenian-Canadian performer Rafi Kovakian celebrated 50 years of creative activity with the release of his 21st studio album, Love is Everywhere. The new release, featuring the folk trio Love You Good, features 13 tracks inspired by themes of love, hope and social responsibility. In particular, the composition ABC Democracy explains to children the essence of elections and democratic institutions in an accessible way. A number of other projects are also planned to coincide with the half-century anniversary of his career: on November 13, 2026, a special vinyl record of his 1976 debut album Songs to Sing for the Very Young will be released. The use of PVC is completely excluded - the advertisement is made of non-toxic and recyclable materials. Children's book: An illustrated edition of "I Wonder If I'm Growing Up" is released with drawings by artist Jon Klassen, based on the musician's classic hit of the same name. 78-year-old Rafi Kvokian, who has earned the status of the "King of Children's Music" and has been nominated three times for the Grammy Award, remains committed to the principles of ethical interaction with the audience. The musician consistently refuses the aggressive commercialization of childhood. Thus, in a recent interview, he admitted that at one time he canceled the film adaptation project of his famous song Baby Beluga from the producers of "Shark", after he learned that the film was planned to be promoted in fast food chains. The artist's career began in 1976 with the album Songs to Sing for the Very Young, which laid the foundations for quality modern music for children and made it one of the most beloved family acts in the English-speaking world. Subscribe to Alpha News VK Zen Website TikTok Facebook Instagram YouTube X.

The "King of Children's Music" Rafi Kovakian released his 21st studio album to mark 50 years of his creative activity The famous Armenian-Canadian performer Rafi Kovakian celebrated 50 years of creative activity with the release of his 21st studio album, Love is Everywhere. The new release, featuring the folk trio Love You Good, features 13 tracks inspired by themes of love, hope and social responsibility. In particular, the composition ABC Democracy explains to children the essence of elections and democratic institutions in an accessible way. A number of other projects are also planned to coincide with the half-century anniversary of his career: on November 13, 2026, a special vinyl record of his 1976 debut album Songs to Sing for the Very Young will be released. The use of PVC is completely excluded - the advertisement is made of non-toxic and recyclable materials. Children's book: An illustrated edition of "I Wonder If I'm Growing Up" is released with drawings by artist Jon Klassen, based on the musician's classic hit of the same name. 78-year-old Rafi Kvokian, who has earned the status of the "King of Children's Music" and has been nominated three times for the Grammy Award, remains committed to the principles of ethical interaction with the audience. The musician consistently refuses the aggressive commercialization of childhood. Thus, in a recent interview, he admitted that at one time he canceled the film adaptation project of his famous song Baby Beluga from the producers of "Shark", after he learned that the film was planned to be promoted in fast food chains. The artist's career began in 1976 with the album Songs to Sing for the Very Young, which laid the foundations for quality modern music for children and made it one of the most beloved family acts in the English-speaking world. Subscribe to Alpha News VK Zen Website TikTok Facebook Instagram YouTube X.