Sofia Vossou is a distinguished Greek singer, who first captured the spotlight during the 1980s. Her entrancing voice and emotive delivery quickly made her one of Greece's beloved musical talents, and she has continued to enchant audiences with her distinctive sound. Vossou's journey into the limelight was marked by her participation in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1991 with the song "Anixiatiki Vrochi," which has become one of her most iconic tracks. Throughout her career, she has showcased her versatility by exploring various genres within the Greek music scene.

Her discography reflects a commitment to both lyrical poignancy and melodious artistry, with songs like "Fovamai Na Sou Po," "Pio Pera Ap Tin Afi," and "Sta Pio Megala Ochi Leo Ne" affirming her status as a mainstay in the music industry. Sofia continued to build on her legacy with the release of "Esy" and the compilation "The Digital Collection," a testament to her enduring appeal and adaptability in the digital age. "Stou Fegariou Tin Agalia" and "San alitissa" highlight her ability to infuse traditional Greek elements with contemporary sensibilities. Through her work, including the poignant "Tha Eimai Edo" and the reflective "Anixi," Sofia Vossou has not only enriched Greek music but has also become a symbol of the soulful and ever-evolving soundscape of her nation.