Famous People with Name Ares

Ares            Origin/Culture/Country: Norwegian

Ares: is a Norwegian metal vocalist, guitarist and bassist, and the founder of the Norwegian death metal band Aeternus.

Areski Belkacem            Origin/Culture/Country: Arabic

Areski Belkacem: is a composer, a multi-instrumental musician, actor and singer. He became friends with French regiment singer Jacques Higelin with whom he recorded an album in 1969 (his voice appears in the song "Remember" which he composed). Areski Belkacem later met Brigitte Fontaine in the Sixties. In 1969, they assembled unit Niok, a mainly impromptu spectacle with the Theatre of Lucernaire, in Paris.

Donna Ares            Origin/Culture/Country: Serbia, Europe

Donna Ares: is a popular Bosniak folk singer in Bosnia and Herzegovina and equally popular in the other former Yugoslav republics such as Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro and Slovenia. In 1997 she started her solo singing career. The first time she appeared on stage was in 1997 under her stage name Donna Ares to compete with her song in the Croatian Dora competition in order to represent Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest. In the same year, Kolakovic gained success with her song "Kazna" ("Punishment") in her hometown Bihac. Since then she produced songs like, "Ubila me tvoja nevjera" ("Your infidelity killed me") or "Idi Idi Moja Vilo" (Go on my fairy.) She is known to sing other songs like "Nocas mi srce pati" ("Tonight my heart hurts" by Silvana Armenulic.). After 10 years of her career, she returned to her hometown where she had her own concert. Her biggest hit to date is "To mi nije trebalo" (I Didn't Need This).

Alexander Areshchenko            Origin/Culture/Country: Ukrainian

Alexander Areshchenko: is a Ukrainian chess Grandmaster.

Paco Arespacochaga            Origin/Culture/Country: Philippines

Paco Arespacochaga: is a Filipino musician best known as the drummer of the band Introvoys. He is best remembered for his song "Line to Heaven". The song was said to be inspired by the loss of both his parents.Paco Arespacochaga's passion for the media arts began at age 10. He started joining school plays and declamation contests at La Salle Greenhills. He would eventually become an active participant of La Salle Greenhills' Drama club. Drawing strong encouragement from his parents, he eventually began appearing in TV commercials like Milo, Crest Toothpaste and other family oriented products.