On August 21st 2022 -Sunday night- the Fougaro Art Center welcomes Eleftheria Arvanitaki, a most known and loved Greek singer, in the 4th big concert for this summer. The beloved performer, accompanied by Thomas Constantinou, Yiannis Kyrimkyridis and Yiannis Playanakos, will take us on a journey with her authentic voice, to the magic of her songs throughout time...
The great Greek performer Eleftheria Arvanitaki, who knows how to excite us and take us on a journey through the magic of her live performances and her great songs, invites us to meet her again and with her group of great musicians, to relive the pulse of her "powerful" concerts.
From "Red Dress" to "Take me in a hug and let's go" and from the folk ballads of the leading maestro Christos Nikolopoulos, to her latest favorites of the younger Themis Karamouratides, from Cape Verde to the Armenian songs, that she taught us to love, and from the poetic words of Odysseas Elytis and Michalis Ganas, to the modern lyrics of Lina Nikolakopoulos and Nikos Moraitis, Fougaro Square comes alive and our mood gets high...
Accompanied by the Musicians
Thomas Konstantinou
Yiannis Kyrimkyridis
Yiannis Plagianakos
Date - Starting time
Sunday, August 21st 2022, at 22:00
On the day of the event, Fougaro will be open to the public from 8pm. and admission will only take place with a concert ticket.
Entrance
General Admission 18€
15€ cost the first 400 tickets.
Presale at the Fougaro Café-Bistrot and at Goody's (Fast Food Restaurant - 1, Sidiras Merarchias str. Nafplio)
Children up to 12 years old for free
Reservations - Information
Fougaro Art Center, 98 Asklipiou Ave., Nafplio
Τ +30 27520 47300 | M +30 694 0295416
Ε info@fougaro.gr or Ε info@fougaro-cafe.gr
Did you know that?
Eleftheria Arvanitaki is one of the leading contemporary Greek performers, with over 40 years of records history and concert presence. She was born in 1957 and raised in Pireaus (parents from Ikaria and Paxos islands).
Her career began in 1979, when she joined the Retrograde Company, a band of students who played rebetika and folk music, amateurishly, in various night clubs of Athens.
The New York Times have written that Eleftheria Arvanitaki is more likely a soprano, who combines sweetness with warmth, purity and sensitivity, with a sense of sadness and melancholy.
