The lyricist Isaac Soussis, who wrote many well-known songs that made some of the biggest names in the world of Greek music, has died.
Yiannis Zouganelis announced the news with an emotional post on Facebook.
“Another friend has left this unholy world. The poet Isaac Soussis. Lavrentis Mahairitsas did most of his work, and we did Mavro Markadoros together. Thank you Isaac” said Yiannis Zouganelis in his video.
Isaac Soussis had signed the lyrics to some of Lavrentis Mahairitsa’s biggest songs, such as the Greek version of the song “Pocket Monsters” and even the songs “South”, “Come, my soul”, “A Turk in Paris”, “However “, “Once”, “You tell me your eyes”, “The old soldier” etc.
“This peaceful spirit was finally joined by those who influenced him and loved him, those he respected and respected in his heart, philosophers, writers, relatives and friends. He has a lot to share with them. And we will be here looking for him somewhere in the South…” Isaac Sousi’s relatives noted in a post on the lyricist’s Facebook page.
“Isaac, you were in so much pain! You are very tired! Your wisdom, your thoughts, you made precious songs. Rest in peace, my friend. To hell with him!” reports Giorgos Dalaras for his part.
