Márkos Vamvakáris
Markos Vamvakaris, born Μάρκος Βαμβακάρης in 1905 in Ano Syros, Greece, was a
singer and bouzouki player. He fled to Piraeus at twelve, working odd jobs
before learning the bouzouki and performing in hashish-smoking establishments.
His breakthrough came in 1932 with recordings "Efoumernam' ena vrady" and "Taxim
Serf". Vamvakaris collaborated with musicians like Giorgos Batis, performing in
clubs. Notable songs include "Frankosyriani". Post-World War II, he faced health
issues and declining popularity until the 1960s revival by artists like Grigoris
Bithikotsis. He died in 1972. H...
Θα 'ρθω να σε ξυπνήσω (Tha 'rtho na se xypniso)
Márkos Vamvakáris and Eleni PetridhouMarkos Vamvakaris Vol. 2 / Singers Of Greek Popular Song In 78 Rpm /recordings 1936-1938
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Στο Φάληρο που πλένεσαι (Sto Faliro pou plenese)
Márkos Vamvakáris and Έλλη Πετρίδου (Elli Petridou)Markos Vamvakaris Vol. 2 / Singers Of Greek Popular Song In 78 Rpm /recordings 1936-1938
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Ψεύτικος ντουνιάς (Pseftikos ntounias)Márkos Vamvakáris
Fragkosyriani
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Μάνα με μαχαιρώσανε (Mana me mahairosane)
Márkos VamvakárisMarkos Vamvakaris Vol. 2 / Singers Of Greek Popular Song In 78 Rpm /recordings 1936-1938
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Μια μικροπαντρεμένη (Mia mikropantremeni)Márkos Vamvakáris
Fragkosyriani
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Όσοι έχουνε πολλά λεφτά (Osoi ehoune polla lefta)
Márkos VamvakárisMarkos Vamvakaris Vol. 2 / Singers Of Greek Popular Song In 78 Rpm /recordings 1936-1938
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