Shamiram Kelleciyan

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Shamiram Kelleciyan
Birth name	Shamiram Kelleciyan
Also known as	Shamiram
Born	1870 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
Died	March 14, 1955(1955-03-14) (aged 84–85) Istanbul, Turkey
Genres	kanto
Occupation	Singer-songwriter