Laiko - Revision history

Irlandos: /* Composers */

2011-02-24T13:36:06Z

Composers

Irlandos: /* Laika Singers */

2005-12-03T22:59:54Z

Laika Singers

Irlandos at 22:59, December 3, 2005

2005-12-03T22:59:35Z

Irlandos: /* Laika Singers */

2005-12-03T22:58:32Z

Laika Singers

Irlandos: /* Song Writers */

2005-11-23T13:01:10Z

Song Writers

Irlandos: /* Composers */

2005-11-23T11:30:06Z

Composers

Irlandos at 12:12, November 22, 2005

2005-11-22T12:12:39Z

Irlandos at 11:53, November 22, 2005

2005-11-22T11:53:23Z

Irlandos: /* Laika Singers */

2005-11-22T11:21:51Z

Laika Singers

Irlandos at 16:37, November 21, 2005

2005-11-21T16:37:05Z

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'''Laiko''' was the pop music of the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. It developed from the [[Rebetiko]] style of music, more refined, more westernised and more respectable. Though immensely popular in [[Greece]], it was criticized from some quarters for its apoliticism and decadence, and its unpure Turkish roots.

==Laika Singers==

*[[Petros Anagnostakis]]
*[[Manolis Angelopoulos]]
*[[Grigoris Bithikotsis]]
*[[Stratos Dionisiou]]
*[[Panos Gavalas]]
*[[Stelios Kazantzidis]]
*[[Yiota Lidia]]
*[[Vangelis Perpiniadis]]
*[[Spiros Zagoreos]]

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 *[[Apostolos Kaldaras]]
 *[[Vasilis Tsitsanis]]
 ==Song Writers==

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 *[[Spiros Zagoreos]]
 *[[Giorgos Zambetas]]
 ==Composers==

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−	'''Laiko''' was the pop music of the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. It developed from the [[Rebetiko]] style of music, more refined, more westernised and more respectable. [[Vasilis Tsitsanis]], [[Manolis Chiotis]] and others are responsible for this transformation / evolution. Laiko-style songs ("laika") sing about romantic love, love for a mother, immigration and the ~~lament~~ of separation, nostalgia, poverty and political-societal injustices.	+	'''Laiko''' was the pop music of the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. It developed from the [[Rebetiko]] style of music, more refined, more westernised and more respectable. [[Vasilis Tsitsanis]], [[Manolis Chiotis]] and others are responsible for this transformation / evolution. Laiko-style songs ("laika") sing about romantic love, love for a mother, immigration and the pain of separation, nostalgia, poverty and political-societal injustices.

	Though immensely popular in [[Greece]], laiko was criticized from some quarters for its apoliticism and decadence, and its unpure Turkish roots.		Though immensely popular in [[Greece]], laiko was criticized from some quarters for its apoliticism and decadence, and its unpure Turkish roots.

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 *[[Spiros Zagoreos]]
 *[[Giorgos Zambetas]]
 ==Composers==

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 ==Song Writers==
 *[[Eftychia Papayiannopoulou]]
+*[[Kostas Virvos]]
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-'''Laiko''' was the pop music of the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. It developed from the [[Rebetiko]] style of music, more refined, more westernised and more respectable. Though immensely popular in [[Greece]], it was criticized from some quarters for its apoliticism and decadence, and its unpure Turkish roots.
+'''Laiko''' was the pop music of the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. It developed from the [[Rebetiko]] style of music, more refined, more westernised and more respectable. [[Vasilis Tsitsanis]], [[Manolis Chiotis]] and others are responsible for this transformation / evolution. Laiko-style songs ("laika") sing about romantic love, love for a mother, immigration and the lament of separation, nostalgia, poverty and political-societal injustices.
 ==Laika Singers==
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 *[[Kaity Grey]]
 *[[Stelios Kazantzidis]]
 *[[Yiota Lidia]]
 *[[Vangelis Perpiniadis]]
 *[[Spiros Zagoreos]]
 [[Category:Greek music]]

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