Kostas Moudakis was a prominent figure in the realm of Greek music, particularly known for his rich contributions to the traditional sounds of Crete. Born in 1926 and passing away in 1991, Moudakis was a master of the Cretan lyra, an instrument deeply entwined with the musical heritage of the island. His expertise extended beyond performance; he was also a prolific composer and lyricist, capturing the spirit of Crete in his songs.

Throughout his career, Moudakis garnered respect for his ability to evoke the essence of Cretan life and culture. Albums such as "Athanati 'ne I Kriti" celebrate the immortal spirit of his homeland, while collections like "14 Megala Tragoudia" showcase his most significant songs. His music often reflects on themes of love, celebration, struggle, and the island's rugged beauty, all of which resonate deeply with those who share a connection to Crete. Kostas Moudakis's contributions have certainly etched his name in the annals of Greek folk music, leaving a legacy that influences Cretan artists even after his passing.

Genres

Kritika

Latest Release

Athanati 'ne I Kriti - Kostas Moudakis (1926-1991)

Kostas Moudakis

Album - 80 Tracks - Released April 2, 2009