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	'''George Agius''' (19 March 1946 - 2 June 2000) was a Maltese singer from [[Qormi]].		'''George Agius''' (19 March 1946 - 2 June 2000) was a Maltese singer from [[Qormi]].

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	'''George Agius''' (19 March 1946 - 2 June 2000) was a Maltese singer from [[Qormi]].		'''George Agius''' (19 March 1946 - 2 June 2000) was a Maltese singer from [[Qormi]].

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	Apart from singing, George was also a horse racing fan. He even took part in races as a jockey.		Apart from singing, George was also a horse racing fan. He even took part in races as a jockey.

			==See also==
			[[:Category:George Agius Photos]]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Agius, George}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Agius, George}}

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	~~{{cleanup}}~~		'''George Agius''' (19 March 1946 - 2 June 2000) was a Maltese singer from [[Qormi]].

	'''George Agius''' was ~~born in~~ [[Qormi]] ~~on the 19th of March 1946~~.

	He started singing with a church choir in his hometown parish dedicated to [[St Sebastian]]. In 1966 he took part in his first festivals and by 1969 he was already a participant in national song contests. In fact he took part in the [[Malta Song Festival]] for 1969 and 1970 organised by [[Żgħażagħ Ħaddiema Nsara]].		He started singing with a church choir in his hometown parish dedicated to [[St Sebastian]]. In 1966 he took part in his first festivals and by 1969 he was already a participant in national song contests. In fact he took part in the [[Malta Song Festival]] for 1969 and 1970 organised by [[Żgħażagħ Ħaddiema Nsara]].
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	In 1980, George toured [[Australia]] with concerts for Maltese emigrants in the continent. The tour was so successful that he was asked to return the following year. During his Australian trips, George published two discs and a cassette.		In 1980, George toured [[Australia]] with concerts for Maltese emigrants in the continent. The tour was so successful that he was asked to return the following year. During his Australian trips, George published two discs and a cassette.

	When national song contests started to be organised by the [[Ministry for Culture]], George won 1983 edition with ~~'''~~''Ħabib Tinsiex~~'''~~''. The victory meant that he had to represent Malta in an international festival organised in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With the same song George won the Best Singer Award. Composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for the Best Composition.		When national song contests started to be organised by the [[Ministry for Culture]], George won 1983 edition with ''Ħabib Tinsiex''. The victory meant that he had to represent Malta in an international festival organised in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With the same song George won the Best Singer Award. Composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for the Best Composition.

	~~'''~~''Parir ta’ Emigrant~~'''~~'' became George's most popular song after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.		''Parir ta’ Emigrant'' became George's most popular song after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.

	In 1989 George played a main part in Rock Opera [[Bastille]] commemorating the French Revolution's 200th anniversary. The Rock Opera was organised as part of [[Iljieli Mediterranji]] at [[Argotti]] Gardens in [[Floriana]]. Later in the year further performances were given at the [[Radio City Opera House]] in [[Ħamrun]].		In 1989 George played a main part in Rock Opera [[Bastille]] commemorating the French Revolution's 200th anniversary. The Rock Opera was organised as part of [[Iljieli Mediterranji]] at [[Argotti]] Gardens in [[Floriana]]. Later in the year further performances were given at the [[Radio City Opera House]] in [[Ħamrun]].

	In the 90’s, George and his band [[Take-Five]] used to entertain tourists in a number of local hotels. During the same period, they also published a record with the song ~~'''~~''Ġuvni u Tfalja~~'''~~''.		In the 90’s, George and his band [[Take-Five]] used to entertain tourists in a number of local hotels. During the same period, they also published a record with the song ''Ġuvni u Tfalja''.

	Apart from singing, George was also a horse racing fan. He even took part in races as a jockey.		Apart from singing, George was also a horse racing fan. He even took part in races as a jockey.

	~~George Agius passed away on 2nd of June 2000 at the age of 54.~~

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	George Agius passed away on 2nd of June 2000 at the age of 54.		George Agius passed away on 2nd of June 2000 at the age of 54.

	~~== Discography ==~~
	~~=== Albums ===~~
	~~=== Singles ===~~

	~~[edit]External links~~

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Agius, George}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Agius, George}}

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	'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on the 19th of March 1946.		'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on the 19th of March 1946.

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on the 19th of March 1946.
	'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on 19 March 1946.

	~~Begain his career un~~ church ~~with the~~ choir ~~sang~~ in his parish ~~church of~~ [[~~San~~ Sebastian]] ~~Qormi~~. ~~Began to take~~ part in festivals in ~~1966~~. ~~George~~ took part in the [[Malta Song ~~Festivals~~]] ~~of the year in~~ 1969 and 1970.		He started singing with a church choir in his hometown parish dedicated to [[St Sebastian]]. In 1966 he took part in his first festivals and by 1969 he was already a participant in national song contests. In fact he took part in the [[Malta Song Festival]] for 1969 and 1970 organised by [[Żgħażagħ Ħaddiema Nsara]].

	In 1980 ~~went to tour among Maltese emigrants in~~ [[Australia]]~~, where~~ so successful that ~~again~~ was asked to ~~reopen~~ the following year. ~~Both~~ George ~~ran Australia issued~~ two discs and cassette.		In 1980, George toured [[Australia]] with concerts for Maltese emigrants in the continent. The tour was so successful that he was asked to return the following year. During his Australian trips, George published two discs and a cassette.

	In 1983 ~~he won the song festival~~ with '''''Ħabib ~~Tinsie~~'''''. ~~At the same a year with representing~~ Malta in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With ~~friend forget he was presented with~~ the ~~honor of~~ the ~~best singer, while composer~~ [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for ~~best~~ Composition.		When national song contests started to be organised by the [[Ministry for Culture]], George won 1983 edition with '''''Ħabib Tinsiex'''''. The victory meant that he had to represent Malta in an international festival organised in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With the same song George won the Best Singer Award. Composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for the Best Composition.

	~~The disc synonymous with George Agius became~~ '''''Parir ta’ Emigrant''''' , after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.		'''''Parir ta’ Emigrant''''' became George's most popular song after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.

	In 1989 George ~~took~~ part in ~~the main parts~~ Rock Opera [[Bastille]]~~, Bastille~~ was ~~hoisted in Mediterranean Nights inside the garden~~ of [[Argotti]] in [[Floriana]].		In 1989 George played a main part in Rock Opera [[Bastille]] commemorating the French Revolution's 200th anniversary. The Rock Opera was organised as part of [[Iljieli Mediterranji]] at [[Argotti]] Gardens in [[Floriana]]. Later in the year further performances were given at the [[Radio City Opera House]] in [[Ħamrun]].

	In the 90’s George ~~enjoy number of tourists in a large number of hotels with~~ his ~~group~~ [[Take-Five]] ~~which was issued~~ the '''''Ġuvni u Tfalja'''''.		In the 90’s, George and his band [[Take-Five]] used to entertain tourists in a number of local hotels. During the same period, they also published a record with the song '''''Ġuvni u Tfalja'''''.

	George ~~than the singer had~~ also ~~switched the~~ horse ~~races, and was~~ even ~~take~~ part as a jockey ~~and often had emerged as the winner~~.		Apart from singing, George was also a horse racing fan. He even took part in races as a jockey.
	George Agius passed away on 2 June, 2000.
			George Agius passed away on 2nd of June 2000 at the age of 54.

	== Discography ==		== Discography ==

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	'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on 19 March 1946.		'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on 19 March 1946.

	Begain his career un church with the choir sang in his parish church of [[San Sebastian]]. Began to take part in festivals in 1966. George took part in the [[Malta Song Festivals]] of the year in 1969 and 1970.		Begain his career un church with the choir sang in his parish church of [[San Sebastian]] Qormi. Began to take part in festivals in 1966. George took part in the [[Malta Song Festivals]] of the year in 1969 and 1970.

	In 1980 went to tour among Maltese emigrants in [[Australia]], where so successful that again was asked to reopen the following year. Both George ran Australia issued two discs and cassette.		In 1980 went to tour among Maltese emigrants in [[Australia]], where so successful that again was asked to reopen the following year. Both George ran Australia issued two discs and cassette.
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	In 1983 he won the song festival with '''''Ħabib Tinsie'''''. At the same a year with representing Malta in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With friend forget he was presented with the honor of the best singer, while composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for best Composition.		In 1983 he won the song festival with '''''Ħabib Tinsie'''''. At the same a year with representing Malta in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With friend forget he was presented with the honor of the best singer, while composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for best Composition.

	The disc synonymous with George Agius became '''''Parir ta’ ~~Emigran~~''''' , after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.		The disc synonymous with George Agius became '''''Parir ta’ Emigrant''''' , after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.

	In 1989 George took part in the main parts Rock Opera [[Bastille]], Bastille was hoisted in Mediterranean Nights inside the garden of [[Argotti]] in [[Floriana]].		In 1989 George took part in the main parts Rock Opera [[Bastille]], Bastille was hoisted in Mediterranean Nights inside the garden of [[Argotti]] in [[Floriana]].

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'''George Agius''' was born in [[Qormi]] on 19 March 1946.

Begain his career un church with the choir sang in his parish church of [[San Sebastian]]. Began to take part in festivals in 1966. George took part in the [[Malta Song Festivals]] of the year in 1969 and 1970.

In 1980 went to tour among Maltese emigrants in [[Australia]], where so successful that again was asked to reopen the following year. Both George ran Australia issued two discs and cassette.

In 1983 he won the song festival with '''''Ħabib Tinsie'''''. At the same a year with representing Malta in [[Alexandria]] [[Egypt]]. With friend forget he was presented with the honor of the best singer, while composer [[Dominic Galea]] was rewarded for best Composition.

The disc synonymous with George Agius became '''''Parir ta’ Emigran''''' , after it successfully participated in a number of festivals.

In 1989 George took part in the main parts Rock Opera [[Bastille]], Bastille was hoisted in Mediterranean Nights inside the garden of [[Argotti]] in [[Floriana]].

In the 90’s George enjoy number of tourists in a large number of hotels with his group [[Take-Five]] which was issued the '''''Ġuvni u Tfalja'''''.

George than the singer had also switched the horse races, and was even take part as a jockey and often had emerged as the winner.
George Agius passed away on 2 June, 2000.

== Discography ==
=== Albums ===
=== Singles ===

[edit]External links

{{DEFAULTSORT:Agius, George}}
[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]
[[Category:Singers from Malta]]
[[Category:Male Vocalists]]
[[Category:Born in 1946]]
[[Category:Died in 2000]]