Gadjo Dilo is a Greek musical ensemble renowned for their unique blend of Gypsy jazz with Greek music traditions. Their sound is characterized by the infusion of the Manouche gypsy jazz, which originated with Django Reinhardt in the 1930s, with the rich and diverse melodies of Greek folk and urban music. The result is a vibrant, toe-tapping fusion that both honors and reinterprets the cultural heritage of these two distinct genres, creating a fresh and contemporary sound that is at once familiar and innovative.

Since their formation, Gadjo Dilo has captivated audiences with albums like "Manouche De Grec" and "Manouche De Grec, Vol. II," combining the swing elements of the Manouche style with traditional Greek musical motifs. With tracks like "S' Afton Ton Horo," "Gia Panta," and "I Nihta Mirizei Yiasemi," they have demonstrated an acute sensitivity to lyrical storytelling through music. Their work, such as "To Flouri" and "Aeras," is lauded for both its nostalgic homage to the roots of their musical influences, and its innovative approach to creating a unique and compelling sound that resonates with a modern audience seeking a connection to the cultural past through the lens of contemporary interpretation.