Sotiris Tsafoulias Responds to Afroditi Manou and Her Comment About Giorgos Mazonakis: "This Is Arrogance, at the Very Least Sad" - iefimerida.gr
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"The world did not make a pilgrimage to a musical genre. It said goodbye to a person who kept it company," wrote Sotiris Tsafoulias in a post in response to the indecency of Aphrodite Manou The post Giorgos Mazonakis: Sotiris Tsafoulias on the indecency of Aphrodite Manou – "Arrogance" appeared first on in.gr.
"The world did not make a pilgrimage to a musical genre, it said goodbye to a man who accompanied it in its joys, separations, company and solitude, and who never tried to divide or classify anyone," writes the director.
Aphrodite Manou's post on the day of George Mazonakis' funeral has caused a stir on social media, where she stated, among other things, that she did not know him. Sotiris Tsafoulias wanted to respond to the singer's posts on Facebook and X, calling her arrogant and describing her comment as inappropriate and sad. At the same time, the director wanted to explain through his post the images from the popular pilgrimage in Nicaea and how the peopl…
Sotiris Tsafoulias responded with a particularly sharp intervention to Afroditi Manou, after her post about Giorgos Mazonakis on the day of his funeral. The well-known director defended the people's emotion for the singer, emphasizing that "the people's love does not enter into aesthetic tests" and characterizing the attempt to devalue mourning as "arrogance" […] The article Tsafoulias against Afroditi Manou about Mazonakis: "It's not civilizati…
Giorgos Tsalikis publicly expressed his opinion on the statement of Aphrodite Manou, who claimed that she “did not know either Giorgos Mazonakis or his work”, noting that respect for the dead is a value that she does not have. The singer, in a story he uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday, September 15, […] The article Giorgos Tsalikis on Aphrodite Manou: Respect for the dead is an ancient universal human value that you obviously do not have appeare…
"The problem is not that you didn't know the man or his work, but that you rushed to judge the emotion of hundreds of thousands of people," he wrote.
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