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Sicario's Masked Tribute to Kazantzidis at Kallimarmaro Divides Audiences
Athens, Greece A recent concert at the historic Kallimarmaro Panathenaic Stadium saw the enigmatic artist Sicario take the stage, delivering a performance that has ignited a vibrant discussion among music enthusiasts. Donning his signature black mask, Sicario performed a song by the revered Greek legend Stelios Kazantzidis, a choice that resonated deeply with many while also drawing criticism from others. Eyewitnesses at the concert praised Sicario's vocal prowess. One concert-goer commented, "The boy has an amazing voice! And in Kazantzidis's song, an incredibly wonderful voice! Stelios would have been proud!" Another added, "He performed an extremely difficult song! Congratulations!" However, the decision to cover a Kazantzidis classic by a contemporary artist, especially one with a masked persona, has not been without controversy. Some online commentators expressed strong opinions, with one stating, "It's sacrilege for me to sing Kazantzidis. The metal of his voice was unique, and even scientifically proven." Another remarked, "Stelios would have kicked him out with kicks... that's how it is..." Despite the polarized reactions, many defended Sicario, emphasizing the importance of keeping the legacy of older artists alive. "Instead of rejoicing that the trap trend is passing and we are slowly starting to glorify old artists, you are trying to discourage it," one supporter noted. Another pointed out, "Whoever says about the mask... the boy appears like that, he says he wants us to remember him for his voice and his songs, not for his appearance... let me remind you that it is a difficult song, and he is quite young! For 22-year-olds, he did it great! A gentleman! Sicario, we are proud!" The performance at Kallimarmaro underscores the enduring power of Greek music and the ongoing dialogue between tradition and contemporary artistry.
