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Dimitra Galani, Eleni Tsaligopoulo, Imam Baildi at Festival Vyrona July 29, 2010

Two worlds come together on the same stage. Dimitra Galani and Helen Tsaligopoulou. The new experiences and old memories shared on stage. Seven passionate musicians – together for one night.

A highlight of the evening is “laiko program “. This is a great chance to experience some of Greece’s best known Greek songs, and perhaps experience that special feeling I get when the audience members become an intergral part of the performance as they join in song with the performers. Though the Manolis Bouzouki quartet will accompany Galani, Tsaligopoulou and Imam Baildi and Tsitsanis Zambetas – perhaps the stronges voices you’ll hear all evening will be those of the Greek surrounding you.

Cultural Center of Byrona
Tel : 210 7609340
Fax: 210 7664440
E-mail: info@culturedb.gr
http://www.festivalbyrona.gr
www.culturedb.gr

Theater in the Shadow of the Rocks/ Theatro Vrachon ” Melina Mercouri “, “Anna Synodinou ”
Tel : 210 7626438, 210 7626738

Bus / Trolley number 11 from Syntagma to N. Elvetia (or cab it for under 10 euro)

Children under 15 not admitted.
Advance tickets by June 1

Starting at all events : 9:00 pm

By Athensguide

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