Later in life, he gained fame for his distinct voice and musical styling, and was popular both in Armenia and the international community, particularly the Armenian diaspora .
During the First Nagorno-Karabakh War, he performed songs for the soldiers and Armenians in general to generate moral support.
Asatryan performed many concerts internationally (Asia, Europe, Russia, the Middle East), and in many cities in Armenia.
Aram Asatryan was married to Nvart Gevorkyan and they had three sons, Artash, Tigran, Setrak, and a daughter, Zvart.
Dying surrounded by his close relatives, he was grieved by fans as he was considered one of the big names in Armenian pop music in modern times, and dubbed the "voice of Hayastan".