Iro Saia

Iro Saia, known as Ηρώ Σαΐα in Greek, is a talented Greek singer and artist. Born on December 11, 1979, in Larissa, Greece, she has a rich background in both music and theater. She graduated from the Drama School of the New Greek Theater of George Armenis and studied Greek Culture at the Open University of Greece. Additionally, she studied phonetics at the National Odeon and was a founding member of the musical-theatrical group "Speira-Speira." Her career includes numerous theatrical performances and collaborations with notable composers. In 2010, she released her first personal discography work with the theatrical play "Γυναίκα Τριαντάφυλλο" (Rose-Woman), and her second album, "Λευκό Χαρτί" (White Paper), was released in 2013. She has also performed at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall in New York, receiving excellent reviews for her performances.

Iro Saia has continued to evolve in her career, releasing several notable works and participating in various musical projects. Her recent releases include "Αρετή," "Iptameno Hali," "Arothimo Kai Tragoudo (Live from Irodeio)," and more. She is married to composer Stavros Xarchakos and has two children. Her performances often blend traditional Greek music with contemporary elements, showcasing her versatility as an artist.

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