Antonis Kalogiannis, a distinguished Greek singer, has enjoyed a prolific career that has endeared him to the realms of traditional and popular music within Greece. Born on May 27, 1940, in Elefsina, Greece, Kalogiannis is renowned for his velvety voice and emotive interpretations that have captured the essence of Greek music for decades. His journey in the music industry began in the early 1960s when he moved to Athens, eventually collaborating with significant Greek composers such as Mikis Theodorakis, with whom he had a particularly fruitful partnership, notably with the soundtrack of the film "Z."

Over the years, Kalogiannis has established himself as a versatile artist, adept at various styles, including laïkó, entechno, and even theatrical music. His discography reflects his dynamic range and ability to convey deep emotion, which can be heard in albums like "Grammata Ap' Ti Germania," a poignant collection of songs that delves into themes of love and nostalgia, as well as "Ta Erotika," which features romantic ballads. In his album "Mikra Erotika Megales Ermineies," Kalogiannis offers listeners a glimpse into his interpretative prowess, while albums such as "Antitheti Poreia" and "Se Anypopto Chrono" exemplify his skill in encapsulating the complexities of the human experience through song. Kalogiannis’ work, echoing through the heart of Greek music culture, continues to resonate deeply with fans who cherish his timeless voice and profound artistry.

Genres

Laiko

Rebetiko

Latest Release

Grammata Ap' Ti Germania

Afroditi Manou•

Antonis Kalogiannis

Album - 14 Tracks - Released February 21, 2008