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          Performed by Lillis Ó Laoire, born in the Gaelic-speaking area of Donegal and winner in.

        1. The Monastery of Timios Stavros is considered as one of the oldest and most historical monasteries on the island.
        2. Michalis Terlikkas joins forces with sensational jazz rockers Fuzz Bus in a show they call 'out of our comfort zone' (έξω που τα νερά μας).
        3. The film also examines the role and use of the kerchief in the everyday life and customs of Cyprus.
        4. Michalis Terlikkas.

          5. Michalis Terlikkas joins forces with sensational jazz rockers Fuzz Bus in a show they call 'out of our comfort zone' (έξω που τα νερά μας)..

          Michalis Terlikkas was born in the currently occupied village of Kapouti near Morphou in 1955, where he lived until the 1974 Turkish invasion.

          He graduated from the First Gymnasium of Morphou and then studied electronics in Athens (1976–80). Since then, he has been living and creating in Cyprus.

          Terlikkas has been singing since childhood.

          A closer examination of the paradosiaká case reveals a wide spectrum of ideological and musical approaches – thereby suggesting also the importance of detailed.

          His life in a primarily rural community, his contact with people living in villages before the war, his authentic aural and life experiences, all helped form a solid foundation and motive for him to busy himself systematically with the traditional songs of Cyprus.

          In 1979, while still a student, Terlikkas met the late poet and singer Andreas Mappouras.

          The two recorded three cassette tapes together, featuring Cypriot oral improvised couplets (tsiattistá), produced by Lambrophone label.

          Between 1981 and 1983 Terlikkas took lessons in Byzantine ecclesiastical chant under Theodoulos Kallinikos, a leading Greek Orthodox cantor, collector and interp