Stergios Alexiou wrote that Mazanakis, who went to Korydallos and sang for the imprisoned, "left," while, as he noted, Gonidis remained to welcome the neo-Nazi Kasidiaris. In conclusion, he directed an insult at Charon. (translated)
The account ΑΦΥΠΝΙΣΗ reported that Elias Kasidiaris was found in a night club and wrote that Stamatios Gonidis sent him wishes, while the people showed him their love. (translated)
Kiou wrote that for every Alefantis and Anthi, there was a Dadakaridis, a Bezios, and a Mitropanos, and that in the arts there were "two different worlds." He described the recipients of the post as hypocrites and used offensive language, adding that he was speaking "only truths." The post included the hashtags #OlympiacosBC and #paobc. (translated)
Palavos wrote that Stamatis Gonidis thanked Ilias Kasidiaris and that the audience applauded him. (translated)
Little Fox thanked Giorgos Mazonakis and wrote that the story of his life had taught many lessons. (translated)
Monkey D. Komi wrote that Paola sang everything she had to say about Mazonaikis. (translated)
Irene A said goodbye to George Mazonakis, writing that it was their honor. In her post, she included the hashtags #thevoicegr and #osozwmazw. (translated)
Saint Nouli wrote in a post about #thevoicegr that, although she was not a musical fan of Paola, she was moved by her self-restraint that night and her attitude towards Mazonakis. She added that, in her opinion, silence could convey more than a thousand words. (translated)
The account stated that those who went in the 2014-2015 season to Teatro in Kallithea for the lineup with Mazonakis, Paola, and Pantelidis knew what such a powerful musical collaboration meant for night-time Athens. It added that Paola had lost both of them and described the situation as unfair. (translated)
The author of the post mentioned that Giannis Parios wrote "Pote, Pote" specifically for Giorgos Mazonakis and that the song held particular emotional value for him. He added that Paola performed the specific piece in honor of his memory. (translated)
ZAMBmania TV wrote that when asked what she had to say, Paola replied that that night she would prefer to remain silent and keep in her heart "1000 words" for George. She described it as perhaps the most beautiful thing she had ever heard, mentioning the respect and love he expressed. (translated)
GeorgiPap wrote that they might have been late to show the message recipient how much they loved him, as they themselves had not realized the magnitude of their love. (translated)
The President wondered how they could behave like that towards "this little soul," expressing his sorrow in a post referencing The Voice GR and Mazonakis. (translated)
The President wrote that his heart led him to be there and welcomed Paola to #TheVoiceGR. (translated)
The account "the Mazonaki vaccine" wrote that Mazonakis could sing anything, but only he could interpret Mazonakis's songs. (translated)
The author of the post wrote that Paola has an exceptional voice and character, describing her as one of the most sincere people in the field. He added that she loves her people deeply and genuinely, in contrast, as he said, to most who do it for appearances. The post referred to #TheVoiceGR. (translated)
Irene A wrote that she wanted George Sabanis to be there today. (translated)
Monkey D. Komi wrote that Paola showed how to say goodbye to a friend, musician, and great talent. He added that, no matter what is said, Paola is special, using the hashtag "#MAZONAKIS." (translated)
Elli wrote that she considered it a shame that they did not invite Sampani to perform "Hours Small." (translated)
Irini A wrote that Paola was saying goodbye to a friend of hers and clarified that the black scarf on the microphone was not a sign of mourning. (translated)
