Greek singer Konstantinos Argiros celebrated at NSW Parliament following Australian tour

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Greek euphony star Konstantinos Argiros was welcomed astatine New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Parliament connected Friday by Premier Chris Minns and Ministers Courtney Houssos and Sophie Cotsis, marking the finale of his Australian tour, The Greek Herald reported.

The gathering began with Minister Houssos’ young son singing a fewer lines from 1 of Argiros’ deed songs. Argiros’ sold-out Sydney Opera House concerts, organized by Evan and Sam Pambris of Encore Productions, drew much than 6,000 attendees and generated an estimated $4.5 cardinal economical boost to New South Wales, Paul Nicolaou, enforcement manager of Business Sydney, said.

Argiros called performing astatine the Opera House “a true honor,” while Minns praised him for bringing “incredible vigor and taste pride” to the state. Ministers Cotsis and Houssos highlighted the performances’ affirmative interaction connected the Greek assemblage and the broader public.

The lawsuit concluded with photographs and reflections connected taste ties betwixt Greece and NSW. Argiros thanked his Australian fans, saying, “The warmth and vigor present were incredible. I’ll decidedly beryllium back.”