Alkistis Protopsalti and Antonis Remos sing S agapo, a Greek song which means “I love you” in English. S’ agapo is a truly lovely duet, a love song you can dedicate to your loved ones on February 14th, or any … Read more
Alkistis Protopsalti sings Zita mou oti thes, a Greek song which translates to “Ask me whatever you want”. Zita mou oti thes (Ζήτα μου ότι θες in Greek) is a song written and composed by Haris Alexiou, who gave this … Read more
Alkistis Protopsalti sings the song Tou Ai Giorgi, a Greek song which translates to ” Of St George” in English. Tou Ai Giorgi is the Greek version of the renowned song Ederlezi, composed by Goran Bregovic. The lyrics of the … Read more
The wonderful voice of Alkistis Protopsalti and the magic hands of Stefanos Korkolis come together in a recital full of delightful melodies from old and new Greek songs in the European Tour 2010. The two great performers from Greece join … Read more
Alkistis Protopsalti sings o Aggelos mou, a Greek song which means “My angel” in English. O aggelos mou is one of her love songs that made a huge impact a few years ago when released and is still among the … Read more
Paei i agapi mou sings Alkestis Protopsalti, a Greek song about a lost love (how uncommon you will say!) which translates to “My love has gone”. We will keep saying it; when it comes to Greeks the theme of the … Read more
Alkestis Protopsalti sings Pame Hawaii, a funny Greek song that translates to “Let’s go to Hawaii”. Pame Hawaii was by far the hit of last summer in Greece, although not everyone liked it, given the fact that it is sung … Read more
Alkestis Protopsalti sings “I sotiria tis psihis”, a Greek song that translates to “The Salvation of The Soul”. Whether you listen to this type of Greek Music or not, you cannot help it but agree, that this song is probably … Read more
Alkistis Protopsalti sings “S’agapo”, a Greek traditional folk song which in English means “I love you”. The song is also known as ‘S’agapo giati eisai oraia“, meaning “I love you because you are beautiful”. S’ agapo giati eisai oraia is … Read more