Giorgos Alkaios
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Giorgos Alkaios (24 December 1971 - ) is a Greek pop musician, born in Athens. His career started in 1989 when he participated in a Greek television casting show. After a short period of stage acting, Alkaios dedicated himself to music. His first single, "Ti Ti," made him highly popular in Greece. He is known for his distinctive style combining Greek and Oriental elements with modern pop music.
[edit] Discography
- 1992: Me ligo trak
- 1993: Koita me
- 1994: Den peirazei
- 1995: Anef logou (Gold - 30,000)
- 1996: Entos Eaftou (Platinum - 60,000)
- 1997: En Psychro (Platinum - 50,000)
- 1998: Ichi siopis (Platinum - 50,000)
- 1999: The remix EP
- 1999: Ta dika mou tragoudia (the best of 92-99)
- 1999: Sirmatoplegma (Gold - 25,000)
- 2000: Pro ton pylon
- 2001: Oxygono
- 2002: Karma
- 2002: Ta tragoudia mou (the best)
- 2003: Kommatia psychis
- 2004: Aithousa Anamonis/Special edition
- 2005: Live tour
- 2006: Nihtes apo fos
Giorgos Alkaios also penned for many other artists. Among others the internationally successful song "Opa Opa," which was covered by many singers (i.e. Antique, Despina Vandi, Notis Sfakianakis). The Antique version reached No. 2 in the European Top Ten.
The famous Turkish soccer team Galatasaray selected his song "Sirmatoplegma" as an anthem.
SPECIAL NOTE: It has been argued that Alkaios was actually born in Lynn, MA a suburb of Boston, MA(U.S.A.)and moved to Athens, Greece as a small child, but no conformation has ever been made.
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