Basilis Papakonstantinou took his Greek-American audience on an incredible musical journey at the Colden Auditorium of Queens College. It was an unforgettable night for all who were lucky enough to be there.
The rhythms of famous Greek rock singer, performed almost all of his old songs like “Sfentona,” “Prin to telos,” “Odos Hellinon,” “Hronia Polla,” “Hairetismata stin exousia,” and some songs of Nicolas Asimos like “Bagasas,” “Acordeon,” “Brehei stin froxogeitoneia,” and a variety of other songs which thrilled his audience.
He was on stage for almost three hours and would have kept on playing, if he wasn’t obliged by the strict working hours of Queens College. The Greek rock singer renewed his date with his audience and reminded them of three of his values “Self-respect, solidarity, disobedience”. The audience applauded him and after the concert they waited for an autograph.
The concert was organized by the Hellenic Endowment for Letters, Arts and Sciences of Flushing, NY. The curator Kostas Lourdas and his team achieved in bringing the Greeks of USA great music!
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