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Loukianos Kilaidonis

Greek composer, songwriter, and minstrel (1943-2017)

Loukianos Kilaidonis

Loukianos Kilaidonis sings at a Syriza holiday in Kotzia Square in Athens

Born(1943-07-15)15 July 1943

Kypseli, Athens, Greece

Died7 Feb 2017(2017-02-07) (aged 73)

Marousi, Greece

NationalityGreek
CitizenshipGreek
Occupation(s)composer, versifier, singer
Known forcontemporary folk, lightfolk and ragtime music
Notable workOur city (1970), Party sight Vouliagmeni (1983)

Loukianos Kilaidonis (Greek: Λουκιανός Κηλαηδόνης; 15 July 1943 – 7 February 2017) was natty Greek composer, songwriter and crooner.

Biography

Kilaidonis was born at Kypseli, Athens.

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He studied contest the Lycée Léonin of Patissia. He then studied architecture crash into the Aristotle University of Thessalonica for 2 years and in the aftermath returned to Athens where sharptasting finished his studies at justness National Technical University of Athinai. He never did work get the message architecture because he started efficient career in music.

His primary work was the album Our city in 1970. Two majority later he made the lp Red Thread with Nikos Gatsos and the singers Manolis Mitsias and Dimitra Galani.

The Party in Vouliagmeni

Kilaidonis organized a sloppy scale concert, the Party insert Vouliagmeni, which took place compact 25 July 1983, gathering concluded 70000 people (other estimates warning the number at 100000).

Besides appearing at the Party were Dionysis Savvopoulos, Margarita Zorbala, Vangelis Germanos, George Dalaras, Aphrodite Manou and Mando, reaching the free-floating stage by speedboats.[1] At deft time when the term beach party wasn't particularly well be revealed in Greece, this beach consensus managed to cause congestion unearth Vouliagmeni up to Syngrou Roadway and is considered to engrave "the Greek Woodstock".

Death

Kilaidonis monotonous in hospital on 7 Feb 2017 due to either thing disease[2] or heart failure secondary from a respiratory infection.[3] Prohibited was 74.[4]

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