Today, we explore the presence of a renowned Soviet poet in Greek song - a pioneering, deeply political creator who passed away on April 14, 1930. Our destination: Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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Σήμερα, εξερευνούμε την παρουσία ενός καταξιωμένου σοβιετικού ποιητή στο ελληνικό τραγούδι - ενός πρωτοπό...
Writer and editor-in-chief of the historic Greek newspaper “Alexandrian Tachydromos”, Grigoris Chaliakopoulos, spoke on the program “Distant Conversations” about his impressions from the festive days of Holy Week, the Resurrection, and Easter in Alexandria, where he has been living and working for the...
On the program, Natasa Vissarionos spoke with writer and editor-in-chief of the Alexandrian Tachydromos, Grigoris Chaliakopoulos, who shared his impressions from the holiday period within the historic Greek community of Alexandria.
Also featured as a guest was singer Betty Harlafti, on the occasion...
We present the story of A.E. Didymoteicho, founded in 1933, a club that has competed in Greece’s national leagues and continues to represent the wider Evros region with pride. A story that reads like a fairytale—painted in green and white, and marked by the emblem of the shamrock.
A musical journey through the alleyways of Greek music, with beloved melodies from the early 20th century until this day. Produced and presented by Maria Reboutsika
Voice of Greece producers curate a vibrant mix of music from Greece and around the world.
Past midnight marks the beginning of a new day. It is time to embark on a musical journey to the open seas. Music is selected by Giannis Psychogios, with the help of Voice of Greece listeners.
The tribute features songs by the creator who united all Greeks and left the most powerful imprint of laïko inspiration on Greek music. Songs loved in gatherings, on laïko stages, and in the recording studio—along with their lesser-known stories—are presented in distinctive performances by great voice...
A show filled with songs we love and melodies that bring back memories, featuring tributes to influential artists.
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