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'''Beba Blanche''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] singer of [[laika]] songs, known for her soft, velvety voice. | '''Beba Blanche''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] singer of [[laika]] songs, known for her soft, velvety voice. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:19, September 9, 2017
Beba Blanche was a Greek singer of laika songs, known for her soft, velvety voice.
Blache was born Angeliki Konstantopoulou on June 21, 1944. She first shot to fame in 1964 when she sang Giorgos Zambetas' song "Καλωσόρισες βρε Γιώργη" ("Welcome, George"). Among her other hits were "Μιας πεντάρας νιάτα" ("Cheap youth") and "Το καράβι" ("The ship") also by Giorgos Zambetas.
She died on September 7, 2017.