REACTION TO Natassa Bofiliou - En Lefko (To Our Health) | FIRST TIME HEARING EN LEFKO

REACTION TO Natassa Bofiliou - En Lefko (To Our Health) | FIRST TIME HEARING EN LEFKO

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[nickfrag]

Very sad and emotional song!! And a beautiful performer! My favorite line of that song is when she says:
"If they love you, they should learn how to say it
And if they don't say it, you must learn how to steal it from them"

[KalokerinesDiakopes]

She's a great singer and performer! You should check more songs of her such as To Metrima!

[marianatalia]

You have to hear it live from a nowadays concert

[mpam]

Since you mentioned poems Greek music has indeed distinguished itself in the setting of poetry to music to a greater extent than many other European musical traditions. This reflects the unique relationship Greece has with poetry and music as means of expression and preservation of cultural identity.Prominent composers such as Mikis Theodorakis, Manos Hadjidakis, and Thanos Mikroutsikos have highlighted the works of great Greek poets, bringing their poetry closer to the general public and enhancing its timelessness.
The setting of poetry to music in Greek music often imbued the songs with deeper meanings and political messages. Greek composers used poetry to express social and political issues, making their songs powerful tools of protest and social awareness during significant moments in Greek history.

[uvdnzqy]

one of the most powerful songs speak to your soul for those who know Greek. Listen to Το ονομα μου

[racheotes]

Please react to Giannis Poulopoulos singing To Agalma.

[dyvldjx]

Please react to marina satti "mixtape" !!

[ΜιλτιάδηςΒασιλείου-πχ]

Guys please react to Eleni Foureira Ladies stand up Madwalk 2915 live

[katialagou]

Τι σας λένε να δείτε..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂