Talk:Pavlos Pavlidis

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Pavlos Pavlidis is a greek rock musician. His main carreer started in the 90's , by playing the guitar and singing for the rock band "xylina spathia". He was also the main composer of all music and lyrics of this band. During 2003, the band broke up, and Pavlos followed a solo carreer. After some not very succesful band line ups, he finally formed " the b-movies", which is the band that he currently plays with. Their music is a mixture of pop- rock filled with electronic sounds and a touch of wind instuments.

Yes, The Olympic winner is named Panagiotis[1], not Pavlos. Please, rename. Here the name has been included wrongly included [2] and there are many more errors. Lemur12 (talk) 02:22, 26 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]