Antonios Katinaris
Greek singer-songwriter with popular songs
Born
1931
94 years ago
Died
October 28th, 1999
25 years ago — 68 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Greece
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Born in Greece, contributed to the Greek music scene as a singer-songwriter. Career spanned several decades, highlighted by the release of multiple albums and hit singles. Blended traditional Greek music with modern influences, gaining a loyal fan base. Maintained a significant presence in the music industry until his passing.
Released popular albums in Greece
Composed numerous hit singles
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