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“Our Town” makes a tribute to Pavlos Sidiropoulos | 02 Mar. 2025, 12:00

On Sunday, March 2nd, from 12:00-14:00 Athens time, the show “Our Town” will dedicate a tribute to Pavlos Sidiropoulos. The program will attempt to “shed light” on the most unique and lesser-known stories about the journey of this exceptional artist, who was loved by the youth both for his music and for his way of life.

The program will feature his sister, Melina Sidiropoulou, who will talk about unknown aspects of his life, his views on Politics, Religion, Aesthetics, Friendship, his love for the Greek language, his admiration for Elytis and the beatniks, as well as the Ancient Greek philosophers.

Musicians who played with him will also speak on the show, including Kyriakos Darivas from “Aprosarmos” and Vasilis Spyropoulos from “Spyridoula”. Composer Dimitris Karas will talk about how he set Pavlos’ lyrics to music, and songs by him will be played, performed by various singers (Vitali, Katsimichas, etc.).

Director Andreas Zafeiris, who staged the musical theater performance about Pavlos Sidiropoulos “The Unknown Prince”, will also be featured. Actor and singer of the performance, Andreas Papakonstantinou, will perform live in the studio two songs by Sidiropoulos with his guitar.

The words of Dimitris Poulikakos about his beloved friend will be heard, and references will be made to the places where Pavlos played (Kyttaro, Rodeo, An Club). Finally, there will be mentions of the cities he loved, his walks, and his neighborhoods.

Editing – Presentation: Themis Rodamitis

Broadcast: Sunday, March 2, 2025, 12:00-15:00 Athens time
Repeat: Monday, March 3, 2025, 05:00-07:00

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