Antonios Katinaris
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Antonios Katinaris (Greek: Αντώνιος Κατινάρης) was born in Chania, Crete, the first son of a refugee family from Asia Minor. Since his earliest years he demonstrated his interest and his talent in music. At the age of 16 he was already a music professional. His virtuoso bouzouki-playing made him famous on the popular music stages of Chania. In the 1960s he went to Athens, where he made his big break into the Greek popular musical scene as a composer. The song "What can you do, with only one heart" (Ti na sou kanei mia kardia), with lyrics by Eutyxia Papajannopoyloy, signaled the start of his national career.
[edit] Private Life
Antonios Katinaris was married to Maria Rippi, herself a singer and member of a famous musicians family. He has three daughters, from which one Maria Katinari is continuing his music work as a singer and songtextwriter.
[edit] Discographie (not yet complete)
12 Fylla tis Kardias, (Greek: 12 Φύλλα της Καρδιάς), Columbia, 1971
Palia Merakia, (Παλιά Μεράκια), Columbia, 1973
Baglamades, (Μπαγλαμάδες), Columbia, 1973
Asta na pane, (Αστα Να Πάνε), Columbia, 1974
Neotera ki Anotera, (Νεώτερα κι Ανώτερα), Columbia, 1974
Synanastrofes, (Συναναστροφές), Columbia, 1974
Aytapates, (Αυταπάτες), Columbia, 1975
Bouzozkokelaidismata, (Μπουζουκοκελαϊδίσματα ), Polyphone 1978
Akou ti tha po, (Άκου Τι Θα Πω), Relans, 1982
12 Epityxies (12 Επιτυχίες), Relans, 1982
Laiko Palko (Λαϊκό Πάλκο), Polyphone, 1987
Gia sas ta dialeksa, (Για σας Τα Διάλεξα) WEA, 1994
official biography - authorized by his daughter Maria Katinari
[edit] External links
- http://www.rempetiko.gr Greek Rempetiko Music Site.
- http://www.katinari.net/html/mp3.html The Song, "Ti na sou kanei mia Kardia".
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