Anna Vissi

Anna Vissi is a Greek-Cypriot singer whose career spans Greek-language pop, rock, and dance music. She represented Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest three times.

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Everything: A 2006 Anna Vissi album featuring the song «Everything». Its title track represented Greece at Eurovision in 2006.
Larnaca: A coastal city in southeastern Cyprus. Vissi was born in Larnaca in 1957.
Kostas Bigalis: A Greek singer-songwriter and composer who has worked in Greek popular music. He wrote «Mono I Agapi» for Vissi’s first Eurovision appearance.
Eurovision Song Contest 1980: The 1980 Eurovision Song Contest, held in The Hague, Netherlands. Vissi represented Greece with «Autostop» at this contest.
Nikos Karvelas: A Greek composer, lyricist, and singer known for his work in Greek popular music. He wrote many of Vissi’s songs and shaped her musical identity.
Cyprus: An island country in the eastern Mediterranean. Her Cypriot upbringing is part of her Greek-Cypriot identity.
Giorgos Theofanous: A Cypriot composer and songwriter active in Greek-language popular music. He composed «Apospasmata», Vissi’s 2006 Eurovision entry.
Eurovision Song Contest 1982: The 1982 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Harrogate, United Kingdom. Vissi represented Cyprus with «Mono I Agapi», rather than Greece.
Eurovision Song Contest: An annual international song competition organized by the European Broadcasting Union. Vissi’s three Greek entries belong to this competition’s history.
Greek popular music: Popular music made in Greece and in Greek-language communities. Vissi’s career developed within this musical tradition.