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'''Elafro''' was a style of easy-listening, western-style [[Greek music]], which evolved from the [[Athens music]] and became popular during the late [[1940s]] through the [[1960s]] when they hit their high point due to the elafro song contest of the [[Thessaloniki Festival]].
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'''Elafro''' was a style of easy-listening, western-style [[Greek music]], which evolved from the Athenian songs and became popular from the [[1940s]] through the [[1960s]] when they hit their high point due to the elafro song contest of the [[Thessaloniki Festival]].
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==Singers==
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This style of music was expressed, in older days, by singers such as:
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*[[Sophia Vembo]]
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*[[Nikos Gounaris]]
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*[[Fotis Polimeris]]
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*[[Tonis Maroudas]]
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*[[Mary Lo]]
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who gave way to others such as:
  
This style of music was expressed by singers such as:
 
 
*[[Jimmy Makoulis]]  
 
*[[Jimmy Makoulis]]  
 
*[[Nana Mouschouri]]  
 
*[[Nana Mouschouri]]  
*[[Mary Lo]]
 
 
*[[Giorgos Paspatis]]
 
*[[Giorgos Paspatis]]
 
*Titakis
 
*Titakis
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==Elafro Composers==
 
==Elafro Composers==
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*[[Attik]]
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*[[Giorgos Mouzakis]]
 
*Sakellarios
 
*Sakellarios
 
*[[Christos Chairopoulos]]
 
*[[Christos Chairopoulos]]
 
*[[Yiannis Mouzakis]]
 
*[[Yiannis Mouzakis]]
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*[[Nicky Yakovlev]]
  
  
 
[[Category:Greek music]]
 
[[Category:Greek music]]

Revision as of 16:24, December 2, 2005

Elafro was a style of easy-listening, western-style Greek music, which evolved from the Athenian songs and became popular from the 1940s through the 1960s when they hit their high point due to the elafro song contest of the Thessaloniki Festival.

Singers

This style of music was expressed, in older days, by singers such as:

who gave way to others such as:

Elafro Composers