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Greek singers' wedding celebrations and tributes
Overview
Singer Ioulia Kallimani and music producer Michalis Touratzidis married on September 6 in Thessaloniki. The ceremony, held at the Holy Temple of Agios Vasilios in Nea Elvetia, followed a four-year relationship and professional collaboration. The event was conducted with strict security measures.
Following the wedding, Kallimani spoke about the day, describing it as one she had “long anticipated” and expressing the joy of being in love. In a separate professional development, Kallimani proceeded with a concert at the Katrakeio Theater of Nikaia on September 15. She dedicated this performance to the late singer Giorgos Mazonakis to honor his 33-year career and memory.
In a related development, singer Maria Korelli also celebrated a wedding in Crete, marrying Nikos Kyriakopoulos. The couple, who share a child, held a traditional ceremony where guests poured rice over the newlyweds. Korelli, who studied architecture before her music career, performed her first dance to the song ‘Maria, Maraki, Mario’ by Stelios Rokkos.
Entities
Michalis Touratzidis · Ioulia Kallimani · Nikos Kyriakopoulos · Agios Ioannis Chrysostomos · Julia Kallimani
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesIoulia Kallimani discusses her wedding and tribute to Giorgos Mazonakis
Greek singer Ioulia Kallimani discusses her recent wedding to Michalis Touratzidis and her tribute concert dedicated to the late Giorgos Mazonakis.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesGreek singers Maria Korelli and Julia Kallimani celebrate weddings
Greek singers Maria Korelli and Julia Kallimani have both celebrated weddings, with Korelli marrying Nikos Kyriakopoulos in Crete and Kallimani marrying producer Michalis Touratzidis in Thessaloniki.
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[CULTURE] 7 sourcesIoulia Kallimani and Michalis Touratzidis to marry in Thessaloniki
Singer Ioulia Kallimani and music producer Michalis Touratzidis are marrying today, September 6, at the Holy Church of Saint John Chrysostom in Thessaloniki.
Sources
agon.gr · asalh.press · cretaone.gr · dete.gr · espressonews.gr · hellenicshippingnews.com · hello.cy · ilovestyle.com · lamiareport.gr · larissanet.gr · parapolitika.gr · thestival.gr
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