Papa-Stratis: Giorgos Mazonakis' First Violinist Bid Him Farewell with "I Miss You"
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Father Efstratios Syrigos is shocking: He picked up his violin again to say the last musical "goodbye" to his brotherly friend.
George Mazonakis had the priest-soldier by his side from the first steps of his career and the priest said goodbye to him in Andros by playing "I Miss You" on the violin.
A different and deeply moving "goodbye" to George Mazonakis was what Father Stratis, known in the world as Efstratios Syrigos, wanted to say, a man who knew him
Giorgos Mazonakis began his journey into domestic discography in the early 1990s, and at that time Papa Stratis (father Efstratios Syrigos) was his violinist.
Priest Stratis bid farewell to George Mazonakis in a moving way, playing "I Miss You" on the violin, a few hours before his funeral. #StarGrLifestyle
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larissanet.grGeorge Mazonakis began his journey into domestic discography in the early 90s and at that time, Father Stratis (father Efstratios Syrigos) was the violinist... The article George Mazonakis: Father Stratis, his first violinist, bid him farewell with the song "I miss you" was published in NewsIT.
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