Upbeat 70s Greek songs sang by a girl choir were never so good! 
😉That was the girls choir for the Vasilidjia (Βασιλιτζιά, Greek Cypriot dialect for basil bush) cultural team participating at a book presentation! It was on Friday night, and the girls kindly photographed me. Both the girls and their teacher/ conductor were beautifully made up, and all wore red lipstick. Now how cool is that?
😉That was the girls choir for the Vasilidjia (Βασιλιτζιά, Greek Cypriot dialect for basil bush) cultural team participating at a book presentation! It was on Friday night, and the girls kindly photographed me. Both the girls and their teacher/ conductor were beautifully made up, and all wore red lipstick. Now how cool is that?
The book was about the Cypriot village of Kontea, currently in the occupied part of my home country (CYPRUS).
The venue was the Kontea Home, a nice small renovated house on the beachfront. It is a cultural center and meeting place. The original Kontea village was strategically located between three cities in the fertile plain of Mesaoria.
I very much enjoyed the evening and the book looks really good. This is a nice season in CYPRUS, sunny and warm but not too hot, cool in the evening. The sea right in front of us was calm and smooth like dark satin.
Have a great afternoon, always with beauty and a book!
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