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The talented performer begins a series of appearances in the spring, with a special live show!
The name Manos Makropoulos is now a household name among the Greek music community, and now he is making his big debut in Athens with a series of appearances at Pame Psirri. His long-awaited premiere will take place on Thursday, March 20, and promises to offer the audience a magical evening full of beloved melodies and authentic folk entertainment.
Manos Makropoulos, born in Heraklion, Crete, made a splash in the Greek music scene through his participation in The Voice Greece, where he reached the final stages, captivating the audience with his unique voice and interpretive power. Under the guidance of Eleonora Zouganelis, he managed to stand out and pave the way for a successful musical career.
With a style that perfectly balances traditional folk singing and contemporary musical trends, Makropoulos has conquered the stages of the largest nightclubs in Crete and Athens. His involvement with Byzantine music from a young age has given his voice a unique color, making him particularly beloved by the public.
In addition to his popularity in Greece, Makropoulos has gained an international audience, as many tourists and visitors from various countries choose to attend his performances. His live performances create a unique atmosphere, attracting fans of Greek music from all over the world.
Now, for the first time, Makropoulos takes to the stage of Pame Psirri in Athens, where he will begin his new series of performances for the spring of 2025. His premiere on March 20 will be the beginning of a season full of music, emotion and true Greek entertainment.
Those who find themselves at Pame Psirri will have the opportunity to enjoy a warm, atmospheric evening, full of folk tunes and favorite hits that will take them on a journey.
Don’t miss the opportunity to live this unique experience! Spring is coming and the heart of Greek music is beating strong at Pame Psirri!
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