Concert with Natassa Bofiliou in support of SOPHIA for Children

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Once again, Natassa Bofiliou stands by the side of children who need us, in a wonderful concert on September 10, at the Amphitheatre of the School for the Blind, in Nicosia.

“Metrima” (“Counting”) is a musical performance by Natassa Bofiliou, Themis Karamouratidis and Gerasimos Evangelatos, born at a moment of transition.

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Twenty years of a shared journey, a cycle that closed with “Kati Kaigetai” (“Something Is Burning”), and a new chapter about to open become the occasion for a live counting of songs, words and moments, from the core of their repertoire to the first traces of what is still to come, in a performance simple in form and substantial in its imprint.

“One step after, one step before, we find another occasion to devote ourselves to a Counting of life. We count the years, the people, the songs and the moments that left their mark on us and on our world.

A year after the explosive cycle of “Kati Kaigetai” came to a close, twenty years since our shared journey began, and a breath before its new chapter opens, we look back through notebooks, conversations and memories, and give ourselves over to our favourite pursuit: a reckoning without a trace of nostalgia, with our gaze fixed on the day ahead.

Holding on to the essence of the authentic emotion at the heart of our core repertoire, and adding a small taste of what comes next, we return to simplicity, preparing the ground for a new, clear era that brings, free of guilt, the full essence of our art.

In this counting, both a retrospective and a countdown, we look forward to meeting you.”

Natassa / Themis / Gerasimos

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Media Sponsor: Phileleftheros and Active 107.4

Date: September 10
Time: 8:30pm
Location: Amphitheatre of the School for the Blind, Nicosia

Tickets are available in advance through Ticketmaster.

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