Ġorġ Agius, known as Ġorġ tal-Mużew’ and ‘L-Għannej Tal-Mulej , has died today at the age of 94. A folk singer and beloved community figure, Ġorġ was best known for his frequent visits to hospital where he used to put a smile on patients’ faces with his rhymes and prayers. After the news of his death was announced, several people took to social media
Ġorġ tal-Mużew, a folk singer known for his uplifting improvised poems, has died aged 94. Referred to by many as l-Għannej tal-Mulej, he spent decades entertaining hospital patients and visitors, inmates and bus passengers. In 2018, Ġorġ tal-Mużew, whose full name is Ġorġ Agius, was given a lifetime award for his voluntary work. On Monday, Parliamentary
Ġorġ Agius, better known as Ġorġ tal-Mu ż ew, has died aged 94. Agius, a member of the Maltese Society for Christian Doctrine (M.U.E.U.M), has for the past 67 years spent days in hospital visiting patients, particularly those who have no relatives and friends, making up rhymes to lift their spirits. He ha received various awards over the years for
Tista' taqra bil- Malti . Ġorġ Agius, the folk singer who has spent over 65 years entertaining patients and visitors in hospital with his improvised rhymes, has passed away at the age of 94. Agius, who was often referred to as Ġorġ tal-Mużew and l-Għannej tal-Mulej, was the eldest of nine children born to Paul and Marija Agius. He never went to school: