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[00:00:02] our babies up to 2.5 years old to a nanny,
[00:00:06] often to a grandma nanny, our mom or our mother-in-law,
[00:00:09] so that we can have our children safe,
[00:00:12] so we can go back to our work and
[00:00:16] either the grandma nanny or the nanny we
[00:00:19] have met and trusted receives these
[00:00:22] €500, which is a significant income for her. Now, the
[00:00:26] ministry is also involved in addressing another
[00:00:30] important issue. Housing is one of the
[00:00:33] main challenges, Ms. Michailidou. I would like you
[00:00:37] to give us an overview of how the "renovate and rent"
[00:00:41] program is going and if we should expect anything else from it.
[00:00:44] There is a great need, and it is a need of every family, I would say, almost
[00:00:48] regardless of income, meaning both the most economically vulnerable
[00:00:51] families and middle- income
[00:00:53] families, especially the three out of ten who do not own
[00:00:57] their own home, face great difficulties.
[00:01:00] With housing, we launched another program after the success of
[00:01:04] "My Home One" and "My Home Two" where over 20,000
[00:01:07] families have acquired their own home with "My Home One" and
[00:01:11] "My Home Two". We launched "I Renovate My Home". "I Renovate
[00:01:15] My Home" has so far almost
[00:01:18] 90,000 certifications, 89,000 to be
[00:01:21] precise. 9,000 for vacant
[00:01:24] homes that were entered. 9,000
[00:01:26] households applied to receive the
[00:01:30] subsidy for a home they own but keep vacant, and the renovation cost
[00:01:34] is very high today because the costs for building
[00:01:37] materials and construction work are now more
[00:01:40] expensive. The state provides up to
[00:01:43] €36,000,
[00:01:45] covering from 80% to 95% of the
[00:01:48] cost of these €36,000 to
[00:01:51] fix either your vacant home - these 9,000
[00:01:54] fellow citizens who can still apply until August
[00:01:58] 31st - or the other 80,000
[00:02:02] fellow citizens who applied until July
[00:02:05] 31st and received their certification to use this
[00:02:08] program to renovate their open home where
[00:02:12] they live, but because the construction costs and renovation
[00:02:16] costs are very high, they want to
[00:02:19] fix it because their windows are old, their floor is old, they need to
[00:02:23] fix the bathroom because it's the bathroom they
[00:02:26] inherited from their grandmother and grandfather, and
[00:02:30] it needs to be made better for the new generation and
[00:02:33] for themselves. So it's a program that has seen
[00:02:36] enormous response from
[00:02:40] the public. 325,000 Greeks
[00:02:43] entered the platform, and out of the 325,000 who entered the
[00:02:46] platform, 90,000 continued
[00:02:48] and received certification. This is a very large response from the public because
[00:02:52] it is a great, I wouldn't say
[00:02:55] simply a very substantial funding of up to €36,000 from the
[00:02:59] state, which is not a loan, it is a
[00:03:02] 50% advance, the remaining
[00:03:05] 50% after, of the 36,000, of which you get up to
[00:03:09] 95%, meaning a single-parent, a
[00:03:12] three-child, a multi-child, a family with a disability,
[00:03:16] will receive 95% of these
[00:03:19] €36,000. It is a very great
[00:03:22] help for a family that does not have it, and it is a
[00:03:25] program that creates a good bridge, because "My Home One" and "My Home
[00:03:29] Two" preceded it.
[00:03:31] Especially in view of the Thessaloniki International Fair, if we should expect a
[00:03:35] "My Home Three". You will wait, it's
[00:03:39] less than a month away. We are doing
[00:03:42] a lot of work, many scenarios together with the
[00:03:45] Prime Minister, together with the staff of the Ministry of Finance. In
[00:03:48] politics, you know, Ms. Michailidou, usually actions speak louder
[00:03:52] than words, so your smile
[00:03:55] I interpret it, I leave it open to interpretations. For the
[00:03:58] family, we have 100 to 25 policies today, meaning
[00:04:02] if someone goes to family, if you want, please, write it down in the super below,
[00:04:05] at icogenia.gov.gr,
[00:04:09] they will see these 125 policies that the ministry has
[00:04:13] and today these are constantly enriched,
[00:04:15] we listen, we change, we created the
[00:04:19] nannies, we uploaded and abolished the income limits for
[00:04:23] nurseries, we made the personal assistant a
[00:04:26] permanent policy for the state, we have early intervention
[00:04:30] that gives €800 vouchers to children to do family-centered intervention
[00:04:34] at home with their parents to make
[00:04:38] children more functional. We are constantly
[00:04:40] looking at the framework of the financial possibilities that the economic
[00:04:44] development of the country allows us and based on these,
[00:04:48] we continuously enrich the social
[00:04:51] services of the state based on the needs that
[00:04:54] we discuss with households, and unfortunately, they are very
[00:04:57] increased. We wrote it down in the super.
[00:05:03] summer and holidays, the break is also
[00:05:07] a good period usually to make
[00:05:10] an assessment, to think.
[00:05:13] To think about omissions, to plan, and I ask you
[00:05:16] because we are discussing families, and the family also
[00:05:19] became the reason for you to receive quite a lot of criticism
[00:05:23] from the former Prime Minister Mr. Antonis Samaras,
[00:05:27] but not only from your colleagues in New Democracy and outside New
[00:05:30] Democracy. The reason was of course, it made a huge
[00:05:33] impression on me, and I say it with honor. That it was a
[00:05:37] statement you made at a conference on May 14, but
[00:05:40] the criticism came months later.
[00:05:44] This, of course, does not concern Mr. Samaras or anyone else. Criticism, but
[00:05:48] whoever criticizes, yes, whoever criticizes. In any
[00:05:51] case, do you feel the need to
[00:05:54] say "mea culpa" or do you believe that
[00:05:58] the statement you made was appropriate both for
[00:06:01] the question and overall for how
[00:06:04] you act and behave based on your
[00:06:07] position? I have
[00:06:10] answered this, but with great interest to
[00:06:13] answer again. I have a duty
[00:06:16] to serve the Greek people and I have a duty
[00:06:19] to serve Greek families, whatever
[00:06:23] these Greek families may be. And
[00:06:25] because, if you like, the time lag you mentioned, something
[00:06:29] that I said at a conference in May with a
[00:06:33] commotion happening in August, this
[00:06:36] helps the other person not to search for
[00:06:40] the information firsthand, and the cutting and misinformation
[00:06:43] technique is old, it's not
[00:06:46] new, and many times we have found ourselves, perhaps even you
[00:06:50] yourself, and we have all been victims of this.
[00:06:53] So if someone sits and listens, and please,
[00:06:57] then come to the ministry, call me and let's discuss it, because
[00:07:01] I believe that with great consistency and diligence and
[00:07:04] responsibility I serve the Greek family, if someone sits
[00:07:08] and listens to the first statement in this... May
[00:07:11] panel and the statement he made in a similar show
[00:07:15] about a week ago,
[00:07:19] what does he hear? What
[00:07:22] was the accusation from the former Prime Minister, whose work as former Prime Minister
[00:07:26] I personally respect? The accusation was that
[00:07:29] she supports or shows - I don't remember the verb that was used, to be
[00:07:33] honest - the woke agenda, and
[00:07:35] I ask, what is the woke agenda? Do you want to tell me, you who heard the
[00:07:39] statement? Was there anything
[00:07:43] in what I said, either the first time or the
[00:07:46] second time? I want you to tell me, and if you don't want to tell
[00:07:50] heard it, and I am not saying it antagonistically with Mr.
[00:07:54] Samaras. Your answer to
[00:07:57] the question of whether there is a nuclear family of the
[00:08:01] future begins with a, in my opinion,
[00:08:04] journalistically, and I told you earlier,
[00:08:07] with a somewhat problematic wording,
[00:08:10] but it ends with what you were telling us earlier, which is why I told you,
[00:08:14] if you want to say mea culpa regarding
[00:08:18] the scope of the answer, look, one
[00:08:21] cannot, that's why I say that the art of cutting is old. One
[00:08:25] cannot go out and cut something, when what is cut
[00:08:28] has been preceded by, and please, if you want, I have it ready as
[00:08:32] an excerpt to play it, because they had sent it to me, there
[00:08:35] is no family without social cohesion, there cannot be
[00:08:39] social cohesion without family, and... and the
[00:08:43] family is at the core of the
[00:08:46] continuation of our state and our nation. I am not saying this
[00:08:49] now, I am saying this as something that pre-existed the
[00:08:53] answer that was cut, it pre-existed the previous 30 seconds from
[00:08:57] May 2026.
[00:09:00] Now, if there is one answer to the
[00:09:03] Greek future family, what I say is
[00:09:07] that there is not one answer, there is
[00:09:10] the Greek nuclear, and because it is a more academic term
[00:09:14] that I understood confused some citizens, they ask what is nuclear?
[00:09:17] Nuclear is the traditional family, the family with the
[00:09:20] one couple that stays together until one of them dies, and with their
[00:09:24] children. Do
[00:09:26] only nuclear families exist? There is the nuclear
[00:09:29] family, the traditional family with one, two, three, four
[00:09:33] children. Unfortunately, and I repeat, unfortunately, families
[00:09:36] with more children, because the difficulties are great, are
[00:09:40] greater today than in the past. But
[00:09:42] besides nuclear traditional families, today
[00:09:46] there are also families that divorce,
[00:09:49] there are single-parent families where you may lose
[00:09:52] your partner, your husband, and raise your child alone.
[00:09:56] There are families who cannot,
[00:09:59] who try to have children and become
[00:10:03] adoptive or foster families,
[00:10:06] and we, and I specifically as Minister of Family, have a duty
[00:10:09] to be here for all of them.
[00:10:12] Look at the LSTAT data for 2025:
[00:10:15] 42% of families divorce in
[00:10:18] Greece. No one gets married to divorce, I think
[00:10:22] that. No one really gets married to divorce. I have
[00:10:26] made my choice, I am from a family, from a
[00:10:30] couple that was together from 15 years old until my father passed
[00:10:33] away. I have made my choice to have my husband and our child,
[00:10:37] I hope we have more children. But
[00:10:40] this does not mean that because I made this choice, I will
[00:10:44] only serve couples who either have not lost
[00:10:47] their partner, or have not divorced, or cannot
[00:10:51] have children and want to. It is my
[00:10:55] obligation to help with more
[00:10:59] scoring points, with more favorable terms in funding, as
[00:11:01] we said before, families with children with disabilities, families who are
[00:11:05] single-parent, to be able to facilitate the procedures for
[00:11:08] adoption or fostering for families who cannot
[00:11:12] have children. All these are within the framework of the family,
[00:11:15] whether this family is called nuclear, traditional, no, it exists,
[00:11:19] yes, and I am proud to serve
[00:11:22] these families too, because they have
[00:11:26] different difficulties, and to close our eyes and say
[00:11:30] that because Domna is from a traditional nuclear
[00:11:33] family and she has decided to create her own
[00:11:37] traditional nuclear family, she will not serve the
[00:11:40] others is
[00:11:43] a shame, and I would be bad at
[00:11:47] my job, and it would be your responsibility to be here and tell me
[00:11:51] why you are not doing anything for single parents, why you are not doing anything.
[00:12:00] it concerned the part of families that consist of people of the same
[00:12:03] sex. Yes, but wait a minute, but everyone
[00:12:07] has to do what we said before, what you are telling me, we have Mr. Papas, the
[00:12:11] opposition here. What did I answer you? I answered that we want criticism, but we
[00:12:14] want it under one condition, we want it very much, but under one condition, which
[00:12:18] is that it should be substantiated and based on the truth. What happened?
[00:12:22] Many people say that if the former Prime Minister said
[00:12:26] that, Michailidou said something, Domna said something about these
[00:12:29] families. Did you see, did you hear, because you told me you heard
[00:12:33] it, did you see me saying anything, did you see me saying anything like that beyond
[00:12:36] that there are families who cannot have children
[00:12:39] or are large families or will be foster parents, and it concluded with the
[00:12:43] phrase about inclusion, on which, yes, obviously
[00:12:46] not. And pay attention, there was a, because
[00:12:50] we have started trying to grasp at
[00:12:53] words. And to give them our
[00:12:57] own interpretation. Is inclusion not about
[00:13:00] early childhood intervention so that children with disabilities can become
[00:13:04] as functional as possible? Is inclusion
[00:13:07] not a child who grows up in an institution being
[00:13:11] taken out of the institution and placed in a family so that they can have a
[00:13:14] normal life? Are these not inclusion? I spoke
[00:13:18] about this inclusion, and there are
[00:13:21] documents for it. Now, the word
[00:13:25] inclusion was in the title and description of the panel, that's why I used it, not because it is a
[00:13:28] word that I wanted, I have it in my daily life
[00:13:32] as a moral rule. We need
[00:13:36] inclusion in the Ministry of Family, because for
[00:13:39] all the, for the entire spectrum of families who cannot
[00:13:43] have children, of families who have a member with a disability, of
[00:13:46] families who have many children, of families
[00:13:50] who have divorced, of families where
[00:13:53] only one member of the couple
[00:13:57] is left, shouldn't we include them somehow? Now, if everyone
[00:14:01] wants to talk about something else, let them talk
[00:14:04] alone. They cannot put words in my mouth regarding specific
[00:14:07] statements and things that I did not say. Okay, Ms.
[00:14:11] Michailidou, because I have a message on my phone right now, and I know that you are
[00:14:14] also a minister who listens to citizens, a very
[00:14:18] brief comment on Kasos, this issue that has arisen there with the
[00:14:22] parents, with the nursery school that exists, but is not yet functioning.
[00:14:26] So, in Kasos, and I have already informed and I have already informed the Ministry
[00:14:29] of Interior, a
[00:14:32] municipal
[00:14:34] nursery school was built through a great private donation.
[00:14:38] There is an insurance company, and it's good to mention good things, Eurolife, which
[00:14:41] has set a goal to build municipal nursery
[00:14:44] schools in remote areas, either mountainous or island, so
[00:14:48] that children can have a safe place to be
[00:14:51] in the morning and parents can work.
[00:14:55] In Kasos, this company built such a school, and the
[00:14:59] municipality, along with the Ministry of Interior, have not yet managed, if
[00:15:02] I understand correctly, to issue the call for staff that is
[00:15:06] needed. Is there staff? I don't know if there is staff. The
[00:15:10] Ministry of Interior is looking into it, as it is its responsibility. I have tried
[00:15:13] as the person responsible for child protection, and
[00:15:17] I have taken
[00:15:20] it deeply to heart that we must have nursery schools
[00:15:24] everywhere, even if these nursery schools belong to the Ministry
[00:15:28] of Interior, meaning municipal ones, to
[00:15:31] try for them. The citizens,
[00:15:34] the inhabitants of Kasos in this case, are waiting
[00:15:37] for a solution, also with your help. Indeed,
[00:15:41] he spoke, today is Saturday, he
[00:15:43] already spoke on Thursday with the municipality,
[00:15:47] our Secretary General, in order to
[00:15:50] connect him with the Ministry of Interior and to
[00:15:53] try to make this process faster. What is the
[00:15:57] process, so I can tell you in case it interests citizens
[00:16:01] from other small municipalities? The process, as I understand it from the
[00:16:04] Ministry of Interior, again, it's not our ministry,
[00:16:07] is that the municipality changes its
[00:16:10] organization to include the nursery school, one,
[00:16:14] two, it creates its
[00:16:17] organizational chart to create these positions, the
[00:16:21] municipality announces these positions, and
[00:16:25] then it has to find someone from all over Greece to
[00:16:28] go and work there. So what
[00:16:31] we want and ask from the Ministry of Interior is how to have a
[00:16:35] faster process in these cases, because it's a shame that
[00:16:38] it's been a year. So, for this front as well, thank you very much. Thank you very much. I
[00:16:42] thank you very much. Have a good morning. We thank you too. If you go on
[00:16:46] vacation soon, then let's get up, let's get up, let's
[00:16:49] get up. Of course, to an island a bit further north, of course, and
[00:16:52] a beloved island, I would say, because I visited it for the first
[00:16:56] time, I must tell you, this year, and I was impressed.
[00:16:59] Did you go? I went, of course. Georgia, a very good
[00:17:02] friend of mine, is from there, and she also gives a lot.
[00:17:06] Her office, but also on the subject, where will we go to tell our viewers?
[00:17:10] We will go to Chios, because we will find Spyridoula
[00:17:13] Sfania, and you can already see her on your screens in
[00:17:16] a very beautiful landscape there.
[00:17:20] Good morning, Spyridoula.
[00:17:23] Chrysoula and Giorgos, good morning.
[00:17:26] Good morning from Pyrgi of Chios, where the scent of the
[00:17:29] sea blends with that of mastic, the
[00:17:33] golden tear, a medicine according to Hippocrates,
[00:17:36] a source of privilege in the Ottoman Empire, and
[00:17:40] today a pleasure, but also
[00:17:43] work for the mastic growers of the
[00:17:46] island. Next to us is the president of the Chios
[00:17:50] Mastic Growers Association, Mr. George
[00:17:53] Toumpas. Good day to you, good day to all, good day to you.
[00:17:56] We are here, children, they have done what is called the
[00:17:59] "table setting", as you will see below, meaning
[00:18:03] they have started spreading
[00:18:05] it with what is this called? Mr. President, we call it "white soil".
[00:18:09] They have started covering the trees,
[00:18:13] and soon they will start collecting them. In fact, we see
[00:18:16] Angelica here filming us. Mr. President, how is the
[00:18:20] harvest? This is an excellent camera, not just a
[00:18:22] camera. Yes, directly. We are doing
[00:18:26] well. We are in the third and almost fourth stage. We will reach
[00:18:29] six. Due to weather conditions this year, it has been very good so far,
[00:18:33] at least. We hope that until the end of the harvest, that is, until we
[00:18:36] take the. from the field, the situation will evolve as it is today.
[00:18:40] How many trees are there in the Chios plain? 24
[00:18:43] mastic villages, 24 mastic villages, approximately 1.5 million
[00:18:46] trees on the island of mastic, and
[00:18:49] 1670 are active producers. And
[00:18:53] how many grams, kilos, does the tree
[00:18:56] produce? Now we are in a mastic grove with new trees and
[00:19:00] lowland ones produce about 250 grams per tree, but the average is around
[00:19:03] 150 to 200 grams per tree.
[00:19:07] So we also had the devastating fires. What happened in this
[00:19:11] case? Were many mastic trees burned? Yes, for us the biggest
[00:19:14] danger is fires and rain is secondary. Last year we had a
[00:19:17] fire in Ai Giorgis
[00:19:21] Vavilon, fortunately we lost, not many, we were about to lose about 20,000
[00:19:25] trees, but in the past decade, in 2012 we lost
[00:19:28] 210,000 trees and in 2016 about 60,000
[00:19:32] trees. The good thing is that people are trying to revive.
[00:19:35] They are revitalizing
[00:19:37] old crops and we are happy to say that
[00:19:41] at least in terms of plant capital we are getting richer and richer.
[00:19:44] Giorgos and Chrisa, what a beautiful word
[00:19:47] "anachinoni" because "schinos" is this tree.
[00:19:51] It exists everywhere but only here in Chios and
[00:19:55] in southern Chios does it produce this precious liquid, mastic,
[00:19:58] which I have touched a little and want to keep smelling my hands.
[00:20:02] I barely touched it. It smells so good, as if
[00:20:06] we were smelling it too.
[00:20:08] How many young people are involved in this profession?
[00:20:12] Yes, the good thing is that in recent years young people are coming to
[00:20:15] farming, young people who would otherwise have left either abroad
[00:20:18] or to Athens, or because we have
[00:20:22] many sailors here, or they would get a brochure to
[00:20:25] "embark" as we say in Chios. Quite a lot of young people, this is the challenge, to give
[00:20:29] these young people prospects and income so that they can
[00:20:33] continue and stay in our place. Children, Mr. President is listening to you, I don't know.
[00:20:37] Ask him. I think we have transported you with fragrance. We are leaving. We
[00:20:41] are leaving. You did wonderfully, we don't need to
[00:20:45] say anything. Our good morning to beautiful Chios. Let's wish
[00:20:49] a good summer.
[00:20:52] Good morning to both of you, have a good continuation, thank you very much, take
[00:20:55] care, let's take a breath too, let Nikos Minas
[00:20:58] fill his till with commercials and we'll be back in a little while.
[00:21:38] When you see me
[00:21:41] cry.
[00:21:44] September 14 at Kalimarmaro the great
[00:21:47] concert of "All Together We Can.gr".
[00:22:11] Information at "alltogetherwecan.gr".
[00:22:13] They say that
[00:22:19] man fights many battles in his
[00:22:21] life,
[00:22:24] but he never chooses the most important one.
[00:22:27] Good morning, ladies, how are you today?
[00:22:31] Stefanos Lazaridis, the TV presenter, booked an appointment, and
[00:22:34] I squeezed him in. Is it too dark for you? I told you I wanted it
[00:22:37] lighter. He's divorcing, you should take him as a client for your son, the lawyer.
[00:22:41] Stefanos Lazaridis is not dangerous, he is a man who was
[00:22:45] swept away by the intensity of his marriage, where he was wronged,
[00:22:49] meaning what.
[00:22:57] Every great story begins with a
[00:22:59] conflict.
[00:23:02] Excuse me, I will take it very personally, colleague. I am also a
[00:23:05] lawyer. I enjoyed it. What he asks for is justice and safety.
[00:23:09] Anger is the worst advisor to a person. Intrafamily
[00:23:12] violence is a choice and it is a trauma that remains. I believe that
[00:23:16] love, when it is true. Anyway, I don't believe in the
[00:23:21] animosity between a man and a woman. One
[00:23:24] case brought their paths into conflict, and when two people
[00:23:28] refuse to back down, no one knows where the
[00:23:32] war ends for you and where love begins for me.
[00:23:35] We have the same last name, and you came to rent the office next door. When you came, you didn't see the sign
[00:23:39] for my office. Of course, my son is a celebrity, he sells, and my daughter
[00:23:43] is rising, capable, and diligent. You did it
[00:23:46] purposefully to exploit my name. Hush. Let me
[00:23:50] tell you something, history has shown that this Antony and
[00:23:53] Cleopatra did not have a good ending. Make sure to
[00:23:57] confirm it for us. Antony, this
[00:24:00] journey has no end.
[00:24:02] I want you,
[00:24:05] Antony and Cleopatra.
[00:24:07] But why is the
[00:24:15] song missing?
[00:24:19] Sky
[00:25:07] Do you want to be happy? The happiest
[00:25:11] contest on the radio never stops. So
[00:25:14] far, it has given away prizes worth €20,000.
[00:25:18] Tell us what makes you happy and
[00:25:21] win it.
[00:25:23] Happy 104.
[00:25:26] An adventure that breaks
[00:25:30] down the wall of.
[00:25:32] time.
[00:25:39] from the distant past to
[00:25:41] eternity.
[00:25:47] the mummy, the empire of the dragon. on
[00:25:50] Monday at 9 PM home
[00:25:53] cinema stone
[00:25:55] sky,
[00:25:58] feeling like a trip? find the tables that
[00:26:01] are waiting for you, koukao. gr: you're
[00:26:04] hungry, we have
[00:26:05] ideas.
[00:26:08] At the beginning of each day, every moment you want to
[00:26:11] know, you know where you will find the information you
[00:26:15] deserve. Daily, at 6 AM, morning
[00:26:19] news, at 10:10 online and
[00:26:22] on weekends, the news starts at 7 AM
[00:26:26] and in the summer, the news, as it should
[00:26:30] be, is Sky.
[00:26:34] The trees we plant, we protect them. As soon
[00:26:38] as you see fire or smoke, call immediately
[00:26:41] 112 or 199. All
[00:26:44] together
[00:26:45] we can.
[00:26:49] I don't know anything, I like you. I offer
[00:26:53] 500,000, for the
[00:26:55] 10%,
[00:26:57] you don't have passion. you know what I'm hearing right now, I'll I'll
[00:27:01] give 50% of it.
[00:27:04] the most successful business returns bigger and more
[00:27:07] demanding such talents are hard to find. no one will do it
[00:27:11] for 10% for my business. you seem like the ideal partner. this thing it's
[00:27:14] a deal made in paradise. go ahead and don't have any. it can
[00:27:18] be a money game. I have a thing for quality.
[00:27:21] let's finish them. choose nothing
[00:27:24] is obvious in dragons'
[00:27:26] den.
[00:27:32] I had it all once
[00:27:36] but I wanted me. 88 the songs that unite
[00:27:40] us. after 11 whole years and
[00:27:43] 440 episodes in over
[00:27:46] 115 countries of the planet and remaining faithful to
[00:27:49] our goal to travel you to every corner of Greece and the
[00:27:53] whole world we continue
[00:27:56] this year with happy traveler. we don't just have new countries we haven't visited
[00:28:00] before, we also have countries that are difficult.
[00:28:33] you'll hear something else
[00:28:36] sky
[00:28:37] 100.3
[00:28:47] you love me yes, love is a flame that burns
[00:28:50] everything.
[00:28:55] And it brings you face to face with
[00:28:57] fate.
[00:29:32] September 4th at Kallimarmaro the big
[00:29:35] concert of all together we can
[00:29:38] Manos
[00:29:46] the sea of the sea and all the
[00:29:49] blue of the map to enter the bead you
[00:29:53] wear so that no evil eye catches you
[00:29:57] to enter the bead you wear so that no
[00:30:00] evil eye catches you. the sea of
[00:30:04] the sea and all the blue of the map.
[00:30:21] you are the law and you command in the little shoe
[00:30:25] when you throw your dress
[00:30:28] when you take it off, you hurt and
[00:30:30] you scare me. as long as you live and
[00:30:33] get cold, always wear a
[00:30:36] bead
[00:30:42] the sea of the sea and all the
[00:30:46] blue of the map, say to the
[00:30:48] bead you wear so that no evil
[00:30:52] eye catches you, say to the bead you wear
[00:30:56] so that no evil eye catches you.
[00:30:59] the sea of the sea and all the view.