This has been a poorly-attended debate, but it has been relisted twice and is overdue for closure on the third listing, so it ought to be closed on the basis of the arguments presented; I can find no consensus herein. Please note that in the circumstances, it will be in order to list this at AfD again in early course.—S Marshall T/C 13:58, 18 June 2011 (UTC) [reply]
I cannot find sufficient RS coverage or other indicia of notability of this singer. Tagged for notability since 2010. Epeefleche (talk) 02:03, 26 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The article (see page 17) is about Nikos Tasopoulos. In the first paragraph it says that Nikos has the same eyes as his father and rather obviously that he is his natural successor. That Nikos was "built up"/educated by his father to be amongst the best. That he was born and brought up in Maryland (USA). And that his father is watching him proudly (from up above) and (from second para) is his guardian angel. It mentions Nikos' ongoing education and that Nikos' talent comes from hard work. It also compares Nikos' gestures with his father's and that the comparison is mentioned to Nikos (during interview). It describes how Nikos mood and appearance changes when he starts to play. On the last page it says that the previous winter a venue (called Hamam) dedicated their program (for the whole season) to the lyricist Christos Kolokotronis and Giannis Tatasopoulos and that Nikos Tatasopoulos was the bouzouki soloist. The article is dedicated and titled with the name "Nikos Tasopoulos" and just underneath it has his nickname "The Six Shooter" (in the small introductory paragraph it compares the six strings on Nikos' bouzouki with the fire that comes from a six shooter pistol). His father's nickname is not mentioned. I did a quick search on Greek Google for his nickname and this is the only article that mentions his nickname. 70 years ago, nicknames were an essential part of life in Greece, to the point that sometimes, when a huge reputation was involved, they became new surnames. The same nickname could be handed down from father to son (but not in this case, Nikos has his own nickname). Nipsonanomhmata (Talk) 11:39, 2 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]