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New page: '''Pythagoras Papastamatiou''', better known solely with his given name, was a Greek lyricist of laika songs. Pythagoras was born in 1930 in Agrinio, [[Central Gree...

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'''Pythagoras Papastamatiou''', better known solely with his given name, was a [[Greeks|Greek]] lyricist of [[laika]] songs.

Pythagoras was born in [[1930]] in [[Agrinio]], [[Central Greece]] to parents who hailed from the island of [[Samos]]. His studies were interrupted by [[World War II]] and the German occupation of [[1941]] - [[1944]]. He completed them after the war and, in [[1949]], moved to [[Athens]] where he studied in the Drama School under composer [[Dimitris Rondiris]]. After working briefly in the theatre, Pythagoras concentrated on writing lyrics for songs.

Among his better known songs are:

*Ο Σταμούλης ο λοχίας (Sergeant Stamoulis)
*Όταν πίνει μια γυναίκα (When a woman drinks)
*Πίσω από τις καλαμιές (Behind the bushes)
*Κυρά-Γιώργαινα (Kyra-Yorgena)
*Στα βράχια της Πειραϊκής (On the rocks of [[Piraiki]])
*Νύχτα στάσου (Night, pause!)
*Ο επιπόλαιος
*Μικρά Ασία (Asia Minor - album)
*Υπάρχω (I exist)

Pythagoras died unexpectedly on [[November 12]], [[1979]].

[[Category:Lyricists]]
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 '''Pythagoras Papastamatiou''', better known solely with his given name, was a [[Greeks|Greek]] lyricist of [[laika]] songs.
-Pythagoras was born in [[1930]] in [[Agrinio]], [[Central Greece]] to parents from [[Asia Minor]] who originally hailed from the island of [[Samos]].  His studies were interrupted by [[World War II]] and the German occupation of [[1941]] - [[1944]]. He completed them after the war and, in [[1949]], moved to [[Athens]] where he studied in the Drama School of the Athens Odeum under theatrical director [[Dimitris Rondiris]]. After working briefly in the theatre, Pythagoras concentrated on writing lyrics for songs.
+Pythagoras was born in [[1930]] in [[Agrinio]], [[Central Greece]] to parents from [[Asia Minor]] who originally hailed from the island of [[Samos]].  His studies were interrupted by [[World War II]] and the German occupation of [[1941]] - [[1944]]. He completed them after the war and, in [[1949]], moved to [[Athens]] where he studied in the Drama School of the [[Athens Conservatory]] under theatrical director [[Dimitris Rondiris]]. After working briefly in the theatre, Pythagoras concentrated on writing lyrics for songs.
 Among his better known songs are:

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 '''Pythagoras Papastamatiou''', better known solely with his given name, was a [[Greeks|Greek]] lyricist of [[laika]] songs.
-Pythagoras was born in [[1930]] in [[Agrinio]], [[Central Greece]] to parents who hailed from the island of [[Samos]].  His studies were interrupted by [[World War II]] and the German occupation of [[1941]] - [[1944]]. He completed them after the war and, in [[1949]], moved to [[Athens]] where he studied in the Drama School under theatrical director [[Dimitris Rondiris]]. After working briefly in the theatre, Pythagoras concentrated on writing lyrics for songs.
+Pythagoras was born in [[1930]] in [[Agrinio]], [[Central Greece]] to parents from [[Asia Minor]] who originally hailed from the island of [[Samos]].  His studies were interrupted by [[World War II]] and the German occupation of [[1941]] - [[1944]]. He completed them after the war and, in [[1949]], moved to [[Athens]] where he studied in the Drama School of the Athens Odeum under theatrical director [[Dimitris Rondiris]]. After working briefly in the theatre, Pythagoras concentrated on writing lyrics for songs.
 Among his better known songs are:

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