Haris Alexiou - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: Retirement added.

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Retirement added.

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Discography

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 In the [[1990s]], Alexiou continues her tours and concerts while recording one hit album after the other. On [[April 15]], [[1995]], she is awarded the "Prix Adami", by the Academie Charles Gros at the Palais de Congres of Paris for her album "88 Nefeli Street". In [[1999]], Alexiou sings alongside Turkish singer Sezen Aksu with the proceeds being donated to the victims of the earthquakes that struck Turkey and Greece.
-Haris Alexiou has continued her career to the present day, adapting to different types of songs with great ease and with great success. She is considered one of the best Greek female singers of this era.
+Haris Alexiou has continued her career, adapting to different types of songs with great ease and with great success. She is considered one of the best Greek female singers of this era.
 ==Discography==

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 *[[2002]] Cine Κεραμικός (Live) - "Cinema Keramikos (Live)"
 *[[2003]] Ως την άκρη του ουρανού σου - "Till the End of your Sky"
 ==External Links==

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 ==External Links==
 *[http://www.alexiou.gr Haris Alexiou], official site
 [[Category:Female Singers|Alexiou, Haris]]
 [[Category:1950 births|Alexiou, Haris]]

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 [[Image:Alexiou-6.jpg|frame|left|Haris Alexiou]]
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 '''Haris Alexiou''' was born Hariklia Roupaka on [[December 27]], [[1950]] in the historical town of [[Thebes]] but moved to [[Athens]] at an early age ([[1958]]).

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	'''Haris Alexiou''' was born Hariklia Roupaka on [[December 27]], [[1950]] in the historical town of [[Thebes]] but moved to [[Athens]] at an early age ([[1958]]).		'''Haris Alexiou''' was born Hariklia Roupaka on [[December 27]], [[1950]] in the historical town of [[Thebes]] but moved to [[Athens]] at an early age ([[1958]]).

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-'''Haris Alexiou''' was born Hariklia Roupaka on [[December 27]], [[1950]] in the historical town of [[Thebes]] but moved to [[Athens]] at an early age.
+'''Haris Alexiou''' was born Hariklia Roupaka on [[December 27]], [[1950]] in the historical town of [[Thebes]] but moved to [[Athens]] at an early age ([[1958]]).
 His first big musical break was the [[1972]] album "Mikrasia" by [[Apostolos Kaldaras]] and [[Pythagoras (composer)|Pythagoras]], which commemorated the 50th anniversary of the [[Asia Minor Disaster]]. The album was a huge success and launched Alexiou's career. In the next few years she would sing hit songs by composers [[Manos Loizos]], [[Giorgos Hadjinasios]] and even [[Mikis Theodorakis]].
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 The [[1980s]] saw Alexiou broadening her horizons and singing songs by the younger generation of composers ([[Thanos Mikroutsikos]], [[Christos Nikolopoulos]], [[Nikos Antypas]], etc.) while recording [[Laika]], [[Rebetiko]] and even [[demotic]] (Greek contry) songs. She tours France, Germany, [[Cyprus]] and even remote parts of Greece. Alexiou meets and works with the great composer [[Manos Hadjidakis]] and holds a concert where she sings his songs.
-In the [[1990s]], Alexiou continues her tours and concerts while recording one hit album after the other. On [[April 15]], [[1995]], she is awarded the "Prix Adami", by the Academie Charles Gros at the Palais de Congres of Paris for her album "88 Nefeli Street". In [[1999]], Alexiou sings alongside Turkish singer Sezen Aksu with the proceeds being donated to the victims of the earthquakes that struch Turkey and Greece.
+In the [[1990s]], Alexiou continues her tours and concerts while recording one hit album after the other. On [[April 15]], [[1995]], she is awarded the "Prix Adami", by the Academie Charles Gros at the Palais de Congres of Paris for her album "88 Nefeli Street". In [[1999]], Alexiou sings alongside Turkish singer Sezen Aksu with the proceeds being donated to the victims of the earthquakes that struck Turkey and Greece.
 ==Discography==