[Trending News] The fun and striking dance of Pablo de Greece

Purinate from Greece attended the duo concert formed by Antonis row and the vandi dismiss held in the room Nox And he gave everything, without a doubt, judging by social networks images this weekend. The prince once again demonstrated his deep love for music and dance and pride he feels for Greek culture. Dancing without stopping on stage, he demonstrated his skills, even held a glass on his forehead, while dancing and drank, to the sound of music. The atmosphere that reigned in the disco was very festive and Pablo de Grecia He was not far behind with his performance without filters.

Pablo de Greece heard the music and did not hesitate to get up and dance the «Zeibekiko de Eudokia » Among the applause of all the guests who attended the party and the artist himself who encouraged him to palms. Soprendent images, to which we are not too accustomed, and that demonstrate the skill of the Greek heir dancing the most personal and expressive of the dances of his land. The stage was filled with flowers.

The surprising images published on Instagram leave no doubt about the deep love of the Prince Paul of Greece for their land and culture.

The Greek royal family is about to celebrate an important international relevance appointment. This Friday, February 7, the Prince Nicolás, Paul's brother married for the second time. He marries the rich heiress Chrysi vardionyannis In Athens, in a ceremony with about 70 guests between friends and family. The boyfriend is cousin brother of Felipe VI and Federico X of Denmark.

Prince Pablo, current chief of the Royal House Helena, since the death of his father King Constantine, confessed in statements to the program The morning of the ant1 television network feel very happy for the good news. “I am very happy, and I think he is very happy,” he said.

In the countdown of his brother Nicolás, the Prince Pablo He made clear his sense of humor and his love for traditions with his peculiar interpretation as a dancer on the stage of the Greek disco.