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The Greatest Pop Songs That Will Help You Learn Greek

Fell in love with the Greek language during your holidays? Or are you simply
trying to woo a Greek? Whatever the reason is, learning Greek may be a tough
decision, but dont worry we are here to help you out. For many students,
learning a foreign language is easier with music. Indeed, the melody, rhythm and
sometimes even rhymes help the memorization process. Here are some
classics of Greek pop music to help you learn the language.

Helena Paparizou Porta Gia Ton Ourano


This song was a 2008 hit for the Greek-Swedish singer. Porta gia ton
ouranou (Door to the Sky) was one of the top hits of Paparizous fourth album,
which marked more of a rock vibe than her previous typical pop songs. It obviously
struck a chord with the public as the album was certified Gold the first week of its
release. The song is upbeat and is a typical impossible love song.

Haris & Panos Katsimihas Rita, Ritaki


Sung by brother Haris and Panos Katsimihas, Rita, Ritaki (Rita, Little Rita) is a
1980s hit with an old-time rock and roll feel. An instant feelgood piece, the song
starts with a little poem, before moving onto the musical part. It is about a
45-year-old guy looking for trouble who found it by falling in love with an elusive
18-year-old girl named Rita.

Tamta Ela ston rythmo


Georgian-Greek singer Tamta is a popular pop singer in Greece. The song Ela Sto
Rhythmo (Come in rhythm with me) has an inviting tempo which will certainly make
you stand up and dance. The song is the main theme tune of the popular Greek TV
series Letremeni Mou Gitones. Simple and easy, the lyrics of the song will show
you that Greek can be learned in a playful way.
Sakis Rouvas Aima, dakrya ki idrotas
Heartthrob Sakis Rouvas has been around for decades, and this is one of its oldest
ballads. Aima, dacrya ki idrotas means Blood, tears and sweat, and is also the
name of the singers fourth opus, released in 1994. The song depicts the end of a
relationship in a poetic way.

Vegas Pio Psila


Sometimes dubbed the Greek Black Eyed Peas, Vegas is a band influenced by
several music genres such as rock, jazz, soul, funk and hip-hop. Known around
Greece, the band has also toured in the USA as well as Australia. The song Pio
Psila (Higher) from their third album was the most played song on Greek radio in
2012 and even reached 20 million views on Youtube, making it the second most
viewed Greek video on the platform.
Michalis Hatzigiannis To kalokairi mou
The 2010 summer hit by Greek-Cypriot artist Mihalis Hatzigiannis is still a favorite
among Greeks. Considered as one of the most successful artists of the decade,
Hatzigiannis gave Greece this refreshing summer ballad which might waken some
serious Greece envy when you hear it.

Anna Vissi Pes to ksana


Active in the music world since 1973, Anna Vissi hardly needs an introduction. But
to all neophytes out there, this woman packs some serious vocal skills and has
successfully managed to remain relevant even today. Pes to Ksana (Say it Again) is
the story of a lover asking her partner to tell her over and over again how much he
loves her.

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