Eighteen acclaimed performers — including Themis Adamantidis, Konstantinos Argyros, Melina Aslanidou, Giannis Dionysiou, Stelios Dionysiou, Peggy Zina, Melina Kana, Klavdia, Christos Mastoras, Dimitris Basis, Giota Negka, Pitsa Papadopoulou, Antonis Remos, Sicario, Konstantinos and Matthaios Tsahouridis, Nefeli Fasouli, and Thodoris Ferris — took the stage to breathe new life into Kazantzidis’ classics.
The evening began with Klavdia performing Pontic songs, paying tribute to the singer’s heritage. Later, Christos Mastoras led the audience in a stirring rendition of the iconic “Whichever You Are,” transforming the stadium into one vast choir.
Beloved hits such as “I Exist,” “Wildflower,” “I Will Never Love Again,” “The Son of Gerakina,” “Beneath My Shirt,” “Zigkouala,” “I Am an Eagle,” “My Clouded Mind,” and “Glass World” rang out, uniting generations of fans in song and emotion.
As the night unfolded, memorable duets added to the magic: Antonis Remos with Christos Mastoras, Konstantinos Argyros with Melina Aslanidou, Peggy Zina with Stelios Dionysiou, and Nefeli Fasouli with Giannis Dionysiou. The finale brought all the performers together in an electrifying performance of “Life Has Two Doors” and “Rock by Rock, My Sorrow.”
The music was matched by a dazzling production, with state-of-the-art lighting, contemporary stage effects, and AI-enhanced visuals curated by Panik Live Productions. Artistic direction was by Giorgos Kyvellos, direction by Giorgos Lyras, with maestro Giannis Papazachariakis, bouzouki virtuoso Manolis Karantinis, and narration by actor Thodoris Atheridis.
The concert, recorded live and soon to be released as an album by Panik, also carried a purpose beyond the music: proceeds will go toward tree-planting initiatives and environmental protection efforts.
For those in attendance, it was more than a concert — it was a heartfelt celebration of the man whose voice became the soundtrack of a nation.
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