Alkis Alkaios

Alkis Alkaios, born Vaggelis Liaros, was a renowned Greek poet and éntekhno lyricist, celebrated for his profound and emotive contributions to Greek music and literature. Born in Kokkinia, Thesprotia, in 1949, Alkaios' work resonated deeply with audiences, blending traditional laïko and éntekhno genres to create a unique and captivating sound. His lyrics, often introspective and poignant, explored themes of love, loss, and the human condition, earning him a dedicated following. Notable works include "To Filtro" and "Eleftheri Ptosi," which showcase his lyrical prowess and emotional depth. Alkaios passed away in 2012, leaving behind a rich legacy that continues to inspire and move listeners. His music and poetry remain a testament to his enduring talent and impact on Greek culture.