mthe singer and actress announced important news about Greek art Christina Maksouri in his new Instagram post. His musical theater work “The songs of Salvation» preparing to travel to Londonwhere this Saturday July 29 he will introduce his songs to the audience there Sotirias Bellouof the “countess of Rebetikos” as he described her.
He is with the Vassilis Prodromou on guitar and singing, Dimitris Koustas accordion, Dimitris Koufogiorgos on the bouzouki Zacarias Gerasklis of bouzouki and singing, while o Dimitris Haliotis signed the idea and artistic co-editing.
The musical theater project “Songs of Salvation” is preparing to travel to London, where on Saturday July 29, it will introduce to the audience there, the songs of Sotiria Bellou, the “countess of Rebetikos”.
A production of Festival Athensstarted his summer course 2021with four sold-out nights at Haunt on Elias in Thisio, it was repeated with similar success in November of the same year on the music stage Hammam in Petralona and returns, for another series of sold out shows, to Formerly PLYFA Industrial Park on Botanicalto warm our souls with the songs of Sotiria Bellou and, in between, the stories from her life.
on his interview with Marie Claire THE Christina Maksouri talking about him Sotria Bellou: “What I like most about Sotria Bellou is that she never stops. He always found the strength and courage to carry on, though intelligence transitions him – he was treated in clinics, three times in a short time -, his misfortunes with women and men, his great confidence to her gamblingbecause of this he lost a lot of money, his illness, which hit his voice – which, in my opinion, was a big blow – and from which he finally left (in 1993 he was diagnosed with CANCER on pharynx and four years later he died, having lost his voice).
» There is a rumor that he is Difficult personand it is clear that in some circumstances he can be, that is, he does not lift a fly with his sword, but others who have met him say that he is a soul, that he returns but he also has GOODNESS, he does not hate. That he would curse, that, but more in mockery and targeting than in anger, and then he would smile.»