The death of beloved Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis at the age of 54 has left the Greek entertainment world in mourning, with fans now looking back at some of his most memorable moments both on and off stage.
Among them is a music video appearance that showed Mazonakis’ strong connection with Olympiacos and his passion for the Piraeus basketball club.
Months before his death, Mazonakis appeared in the music video for his song “Epipipounts,” released by Panik Records, wearing a retro Olympiacos jersey.
The images have taken on a new emotional significance following the news of his death, particularly because of comments he made about Olympiacos shortly before the club’s EuroLeague showdown with Real Madrid.
Mazonakis’ message for Olympiacos
Mazonakis had wished Olympiacos success ahead of the highly anticipated European basketball final.
With his characteristic humour and enthusiasm, the popular singer said:
“Ah, I forgot. Tomorrow, on Sunday, great Olympiacos plays Real Madrid for the European Basketball Championship, the EuroLeague.”
His words reflected his affection for the Piraeus club and its supporters.
Now, following his sudden death, the music video and his words about Olympiacos are being remembered by fans as another glimpse into the personality of a singer who left a lasting mark on Greek music and popular culture.
Giorgos Mazonakis died at the age of 54 after suffering a heart attack, prompting an outpouring of grief from across Greece.
For Olympiacos supporters, his appearance in the club’s retro colours and his heartfelt wish before the EuroLeague final have become another poignant memory of the much loved Greek singer.
