The account Ou_mori_kampia wrote that his daughter asked him why he was crying while watching the show. He replied that with Mazo he felt that he lost his youth, a part of himself, and love without expectations, as well as a whole era, that of the 80s and 90s. (translated)
Irene A invited George to appear on The Voice Greece, writing that she wanted to stop by there so she wouldn't go crazy. (translated)
The account ✨ wrote that Mazo was very happy on The Voice GR and brought energy and laughter to the show. It added that without him, the program wouldn't be the same. (translated)
The account "Come on, I can't believe it" wrote, in a post with the hashtags #thevoicegr and #osozwmazw, that footage was shown of Giorgos holding a baby in his arms and laughing. It mentioned that the image made him cry even more and added that he couldn't accept it. (translated)
Marypdm wrote that someone made Pano Mouzouraki sing laiko and said that this was enough for one to understand what he had achieved. She added that this was how Pano was. (translated)
Monkey D. Komi wrote that Twitter was overwhelmed that night with posts about the tribute to Mazonakis at The Voice and commented on his eyes and gaze. (translated)
Irini A wrote that the hardest part was closing the door and being left alone with oneself to see what is inside. She addressed George and added the hashtags #osozwmazw and #thevoicegr. (translated)
Dimitris Pli... wrote in the context of #TheVoiceGR that he saw a bright and sensitive person in Mazo's gaze. He mentioned that his smile was evident in his eyes, while his bitterness was hard to hide, and he described him as an authentic person. (translated)
Sotiris Charalampopoulos wrote about "The Voice" tribute to Giorgos Mazonakis that he did not see any "mess" nor was he searching for the right notes. He mentioned that he saw his friends and colleagues honoring his memory with quality and called on those watching not to be bitter. (translated)
Irene_in_dyst∅pia wrote that she did not understand the phrase "he had his darkness" and argued that his death was not due to his mental state, but was murder. She added that these things needed to be said. (translated)
Antikeimenikos Olympiacos wrote that he was watching Mazos on television with his 70-year-old father, drinking two glasses of whiskey and not speaking. He mentioned that both were moved and said that the artist united them, despite the fifty-year age difference. (translated)
The account of Monkey D. Komi wrote that only Mazonakis could interpret one of his songs and commented that the difficulty of his songs showed what kind of performer he was. (translated)
The account expressed its respect for Pitsa Papadopoulou, praising her strong voice and her interpretation of "Ela na deis" by Mazonakis, which it characterized as full of love and positive emotions. (translated)
The President wrote that it was a beautiful moment and yet another musical collaboration of Giorgos Mazonakis, in a post referencing The VoiceGR. (translated)
The Devil's Advocate praised Giorgos Kapoutzidis because, as he wrote, he highlighted the "light" of Mazonakis. He added that the placement was a stinging response to those who had spoken about his darkness, which, according to him, everyone has, and he argued that Mazonakis had a dazzling light that many will never find. (translated)
The account 😈 & 😇: the 📚 of 📺+🎶 !! wrote that "When I Was a Child" was the song that caused the most tears, as it mentioned the harsh life of those struggling with drugs and addictions. It added that Phoebus wrote it specifically for a child who was lost to them. The post also included references to Mazonakis and The Voice GR. (translated)
The user wrote that George had said that The Voice had come during a difficult time in his life and he had considered it a gift from God. He added that he seemed happy and that he was having a great time, while wishing he could see how much he had been loved. (translated)
Helena wrote that, when she was a child, she dreamed of flying, looking at the world from above, and correcting mistakes. She accompanied the post with the hashtag #TheVoiceGr and a sad emoji. (translated)
Ou_mori_kampia bid farewell to a person they called a friend, writing that they had influenced many and had been truly loved. They added that they would forever be connected to the teenage years and the first loves of an entire generation, while remaining an indelible memory. #thevoicegr (translated)
The ...Lonely...🖤 wrote that when a tribute is held for someone who has passed away, people remember beautiful or humorous moments with them. They mentioned that they may laugh while reminiscing about the good times from the shoots and that it is not limited to wearing black and crying. #thevoiceGR (translated)
