Ed, the P'tele or Patele reference is for the song you mentioned. It talks about Patele.

Ekshi-Su is Xeno Nero or Kisela Voda.

As for the so-called Bulgarian-ness of the residents of Ekshi-Su, that's just a dream.

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ptele and ekshi shu are different villages. [quote][/quote]

Thanks Bratchko, the Ptele threw me off, it is Patele = Agios Pantelemion on Lake Vegoritis.
Nice Selo!!! A coworker of mine is married to a girl from there.

maknews, there is also another Patele (Pondokerasia) and it is northeast of Kilkis.
I have a feeling the song is referring to that Patele.
Who are the Prokleti and why are they Shpioni??

The state of this affair back in 2000 was described in very graphic detail by the IOS team:
http://www.iospress.gr/ios2000/ios20001126a.htm
I tried a google translation but I don't trust it as it translated Ξινό Νερό to Nimfeo!!!
As for Patele there is another article from IOS back from 1998 when the residents of the village were quarrelling in front of TV cameras with the Pontian inhabitants of the neighboring village Vegora: http://www.iospress.gr/ios1998/ios19980315a.htm
The comical part was that the Patele residents were flying Greek flags and the Vegora ones Paleologos era Byzantine ones, each claiming to be the true "patriot" and accusing the other of being Turkish or Bulgarian respectively.
The article mentions in passing that the president of Patele at the time (with PASOK) was a relative of Andreja Chipov, the former KKE general secretary and one of the Akronafplia 27.
The sad part is that despite everything both Ekshi-Su and Patele do not vote en masse for Vinozhito - it's not as if the Greeks don't know who lives there and how they feel...

He's good at his work, but he also has another occupation, as you say. He's trying to help Greece become a democratic country -- and that's a very hard job.