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When Hadjidakis and Theodorakis Forbade Dalaras and Alexiou From Performing Their Songs

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George Hadjidakis' ban on Manolis Mitsias performing "John the Killer" brought back memories of the "civil war" that led to the courts, the inflammatory statements and the truce that proved that the songs themselves are above all else.

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George Hadjidakis' ban on Manolis Mitsias performing "John the Killer" brought back memories of the "civil war" that led to the courts, the inflammatory statements and the truce that proved that the songs themselves are above all else.

·Marousi, Greece
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The ban on the performance of songs by Manos Hadjidakis during a concert by Manolis Mitsias, dedicated to the work of Nikos Gatsos, caused strong reactions in the artistic world and among the public. The incident occurred on Sunday at the Ancient Odeon of Patras, where Manolis Mitsias was presenting the performance entitled “The Bon Voyage Songs of Nikos Gatsos”, in a concert that was held in the presence of a large audience. Shortly before the …

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www.ertnews.gr broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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