Eleni zioga biography of donald
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Evanthia Reboutsika ‘s music to me, is delicate beautiful stories about love and pain, music for the cinema that is orchestrated with dramatic and graceful instincts, a voyager’s distant memories of places and feasts, and moods of her beloved spaces-the Mediterranean, Aegean Sea and the Bosphorus. In the first part we told the story of her childhood and first years as a musician, and her cooperation with Giannis (Yannis) Kotsiras.
The Bosphorus and “A Touch of Spice”
The beginning of the 2000s brought Evanthia to the Bosphorus, which would become a favorite place of her; it was through the cinema, beginning in writing music for a movie that has three alternative titles: Internationally it is “A touch of spice” and in Greek Πολίτικη Κουζίνα=Cuisine of the City (Istanbul), or Πολιτική Κουζίνα=Political Cuisine. “My love for Istanbul was born in 2000. Until then I had traveled a lot… My good friend Tasos Boulmetis was born in Istanbul and he invited us to go all the family for the East
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Cyprus 🇨🇾 // 183: Christos Stylianou, Eleni Zioga, Apostolos Rizos - To Therio
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Evanthia Reboutsika has given us some of the most beautiful songs. With her feminine and emotional touch she has produced one of the best Greek folk melodies of the past few years, «Ta limania» (Ports) from the soundtrack of «Politiki kouzina» («A Touch of Spice»). Reboutsika, who received an award from Belgium’s World Soundtrack Academy for her music in Cagan Irmak’s Turkish film «Babam Ve Oglum» («My Father and Son»), has now joined forces with filmmaker Irmak once more, for his new movie «Ulak.» Her Greek fans will be able to see part of her work in a series of live performances that kick off at the Polis Theater tonight. The performances will feature the new songs that she wrote for vocalist Elli Paspala (with lyrics by Eleni Zioga) and which will be released soon, titled «O horos ton astron» (The Dance of the Stars). That is the name that Reboutsika and Paspala have also given to their live Polis Theater shows, which the two of them will host joined by two special guests. You and Elli Paspala will be joined by foreign artists. What do you have in common with up-and-coming fado interpreter Duarte and with Brazil’s Badi Assad? Fados move me. I listened to them in Portugal but also whenever I traveled abroad. I think that my music and the songs that Elli sings are suited to