Kivotos eleni vitali biography

Greek singer and composer

Eleni Vitali (Ελένη Βιτάλη) is a Hellenic popular singer and composer as a result of Romani origin,^[1] active from honourableness early 1970s.

Career and life

Eleni Vitali was born in Athinai on September 19, 1954 walkout a musical Hellenized-Gypsy family current was raised as a youngster living the typical Gypsy manner by traveling across the territory.

Her father, Takis Lavidas, affected the santur (a hammered dulcimer) and her mother, Lucy Karageorgiou, was a singer at festivals. In the early 1960s she began to succeed at goodness santur. She took part bind the Thessaloniki Song Festival (with the song "Without a dime") and got into the descant industry. She made her cheeriness performance in 1973, alongside Sotiria Bellou interpreting the song "Nobody can be patient" (Greek epithet "Δεν περισσεύει υπομονή", A.

Kounadi-B. Goufas). She became known suggest itself the song "My carnation" (Greek title "Άι γαρούφαλό μου"), sort well as through her contribution in the "Festival with Manolios" at the same time.

In the early 1980s, she was active in popular music valid with the best of their kind (Christos Nikolopoulos, T. Soukas, and others). Simultaneously participated slip in works of skillful composers (Stamatis Spanoudakis, Notis Mavroudis, Dionysis Savopoulos, George Andrew, Stamatis Kraounakis, Martyr Stavrianos, Nick Portokaloglou, etc.) distinguished recorded rebetika remakes of endorse popular and folk songs.

In 1989, Eleni Vitali recorded link "Opposite Balcony" and in 1993 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" in its own lyrics add-on music by entering into orderly period of maturity, which uphold the year 2000 with leadership album "Spotlight" recapitulates. She has made many appearances throughout Ellas and Cyprus, while the lid years of the course commentary doing concerts abroad singing propound the Greeks abroad.

In 1975 she married the musician Vangelis Xidi and in 1976 gave birth to their son Shave Xidi, known as a songster and producer of Greek refrain and discography.

Songs (titles hit Greek)

Songs:

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