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Talented young Greek singers carrying our generation forward!

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greek_ggirl

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It's so nice to see these young ladies carrying our generation forward! Many of my Greek friends are starting to lose their language and our traditional ways of life and so much Greek culture is being replaced by American culture that we see on social media. I am happy to share this video of these talented girls, bravo koritsia!

 
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greek_ggirl said:
It's so nice to see these young ladies carrying our generation forward! Many of my Greek friends are starting to lose their language and our traditional ways of life and so much Greek culture is being replaced by American culture that we see on social media. I am happy to share this video of these talented girls, bravo koritsia!

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This is gorgeous. It's amazing that people are continuing the traditions - makes me so happy!
 
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