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ماما بقيت تصبح عليا بمزيكا :D

“Angela likes Demis Roussos, Tony likes Demis Roussos, I like Demis Roussos and Sue would like to hear Demis Roussos. So do you think we could have Demis Roussos on?” And so the monstrously superficial faux-sophisticate suburbanite, Beverly, the anti-hero of Mike Leigh’s Abigail’s Party, made the Greek singing star forever synonymous with bad taste. While the original stage production of the play used José Feliciano’s Light My Fire, for copyright reasons the 1977 BBC version switched to Roussos’ No.1 hit of the summer of the previous year, Forever and Ever. Beverly’s long-suffering husband’s epithet “that blind Spaniard” was thus replaced with “that fat Greek”.

Roussos’ star had fallen as quickly as it rose and he had already become a byword for kitsch. But before his superstardom, Roussos (who was born in Egypt but fled to Athens as a teenager during the Suez Crisis) had been involved in some seriously avant-garde musical experiments, and his career was shaped by the fortunes of the country he came to be a symbol of, just as the music of the Ancient Greeks was often reflective of the building and fall of empires. In the last century, this 3,500-old city has produced music ranging from the most lightweight and anodyne to the most confrontational and ambitious, but the Greek love of the musical arts always shines through.

Джем Сейшн - “Aphrodite’s Child 666”. Выпуск 21.

Сегодня Борис Хургин o Demis Roussos и Aphrodite’s Child.

Λουκάς: Ναι, αλλά στο δικαστήριο είναι και λόγος απαλλαγής.

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