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Elena Paparizou

Eleni "Elena" Paparizou[1] (Greek: Elena, oppreis,[ˈ Elena Papa↪Lm_2C8], born 31 January 1982), commonly known abroad as Helena Paparizou, is a Greek singer, songwriter and television personality. Born and raised in Sweden by Greek parents, she attended various art schools before starting her career in Sweden in 1999 as a member of Laiko (Greek folk music) and Eurodanstio Antik, which competed in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001 and subsequently gained popularity in Greece.Antik disbanded in 2003, and Paparizou signed a solo recording contract with Sony Music Greece, releasing her debut single "Anapandites Kliseis" and the album Protereotita (2004). In 2005, she represented Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest and won with the song "My Number One." This was the first Greek victory in the history of the contest and was a major boost to her career. Her album was subsequently certified double platinum by the Greek International Federation of the Phonographic Industry. Paparizou briefly attempted a career outside of Greece with English songs that charted in several countries abroad. Her next three albums, Iparhi Logos (2006), Game of Love (2006), and Vrisko on Logo Na Zo (2008), reached number one in Greece and achieved platinum sales. Her fifth studio album, Giro Apo T 'OneIro (2010), was also certified platinum. Paparizou's final release before leaving Sony Music, Greatest Hits & More, was released in 2011 and featured her biggest AirPlay hit, "Baby It Over." Paparizou established herself as an adolescent idol, especially among young girls. She is a spokesperson for brands and IVI. From 2013 to 2015, Helena was the face of Koleston hair color products in Greece. In 2010, she tried to break into television as a judge on Dancing on Ice (2011) and a contestant on Let's Dance (2012), but with little success. Paparizou lived with her fiancé and manager Tony Mavridis from 1999 until their separation in 2011.

Paparizou has won three Arion Music Awards, a European Border Breakers Award, 22 MAD Video Music Awards (more than any other artist), and an MTV Europe Music Award. On March 14, 2010, Alpha TV ranked her as the 14th best female artist in the country since 1960, with seven platinum and four gold albums. Paparizou was the most successful debut artist of the 2000s, and established herself as one of the top performers of the late 10s. As of 2010, she has sold 300, 000 albums and 47 singles. As a solo artist, she has sold 100, 000 albums and singles in Greece, 0. 8 million in Cyprus, and 0. 8 million in Sweden. In 2010, Forbes ranked Paparizou as the 21st most powerful and influential person in Greece. He has over 144 million views on YouTube, more than any other person in the Greek music industry. [3]

1 Early life

2 Career

2. 1 1999-2003.

2. 2003-05: Solo career, Protereotita, Eurovision Song Contest appearance.

2. 3 2006-07: Ipahi Logos, Game of Love, Soundtrack
2. 4 2008-2010: Vlisco to Logo na Zo, Giro apo to Oneiro, Tour
2. 5 2011-2012: Greatest Hits & More, New company and management, TV
2. 6 2013-2014: What time are you going out? Melodifestivalen, One Life, Tour
2. 7 2015-present: Greece 6th album and Diggiloo Tour
3. 1 Influences
3. 2 Music and themes

3. 3 Vocal style
4. 1 Fashion and style
4. 2 Public image

9. 1 Concert tour
9. 2 Residency exhibition

Elena Paparaki was born on January 31, 1982 in Borås, Västergötland, Sweden. She is the youngest child of Greek parents Georgios Paparakis and Efrosine Paparizou. [Elena's parents are from the Karditsa region. [5] She has a sister Arete, known as Rita, and a brother Konstantinos, known as "Dinos". [6] Paparizou's parents met and married in her mother's hometown and moved to Borås in 1970. [5] In 1985, the family returned to Greece and settled in Volos, where they had relatives, after Elena developed asthma and her lungs could no longer cope with the cold Scandinavian climate. [The family returned to Gothenburg, Sweden two years later. [6] As a result of her travels in Greece, Paparizou spoke Greek as her first language and attended a Greek-language school, which meant that she did not make friends with many Swedish children.[7] [6] Paparizou still suffers from breathing problems and often carries an inhaler on stage. [7]
Paparizou was interested in the arts from an early age, taking singing, dancing and acting classes alongside her schoolwork. At age seven, she began piano, ballet and Greek dance lessons[citation needed] and at age eleven, she gave her first performance in front of a Greek audience, singing "Moro Mou" by Christos Dantis. [8] Two years later, Paparizou decided she wanted to be a singer and began studying Greek music. [7] By age 14, Elena Paparizou had formed her first group, Soul Funkomatic, with three other Spanish-speaking teenagers. They played hip-hop music while saving money to record songs. They disbanded two years later. [7]On October 29, 1998, 13 of Paparizou's close friends were at a hip-hop party when a fire broke out in a nightclub in Gothenburg, killing 63 people and injuring over 200. She begged her mother to let her go to the party, but was not allowed to attend. [9]Having lost her friends, Paparizou decided to give up singing. She studied drama, acting, television and directing at the Arts School. [9]

Early life [ edit ]

Main article: Antique (duo)

In 1999, Papalizoo's older brother's DJ friend asked Elena Papalizu for a demonstration for the hit song "OPA OPA" hit song by North Sfakianakis [9], but the lyrics are written from a male perspective, so Paparizu is a childhood friend. He said he wanted to sing with him. Nicos Panagiotism [6] [9] [10] A record producer who is interested in a contract with a gender duo who sings a traditional Greek song cover has contacted Papalizoo, and Papalizu is Panagioti I recommended Diss. [The two have formed an antique and signed a contract with the indie label Bonnie Music. [11] They called themselves "antique". "Antique" gives the impression that it has transcends the times, "classic", and reminiscent of the idea that Papalizu's Greek music is unfriendly, ol d-fashioned, and acquired. 。 [7] The debut single "OPA OPA" was hit in Sweden and Norway, and eventually entered the top 10 in the two countries. [11] The subsequent single "Dinata Dinata", "Follow Me", and "Moro Mou" were also charted in Sweden. [11]

Career [ edit ]

1999–2003: Antique era [ edit ]

It was relatively unknown in Greece in 2001 [7] [13], Duo was composed by Nicos Telzis and written by Antonis Papas, "(even if you die), for you". Advanced in the Greek finals. They won the first place, but "Antique" won the general vote, so they won the overall championship and participated in the Eurovision Song Contest held in Copenhagen in 2001. [6] Their songs earned 147 points and finished third, ranking highest as the Greek entry in Eurobision. [15] The success of antique in Eurobision has led to a wider recognition in Greece. He toured Europe and North America and collaborated with artists such as Katie Galvi and Slavi Triponov. [After that, Papalizoo and Panagiotdis started solo activities. [6] Initially, Papalizoo was criticized for abandoning his friend for his work. [7] Papalizoo stated that the dissolution was not permanent, but a decision of each other to do other things, and was kept in mind. [7]

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At the end of 2003, Elena Papalizu signed a solo recording agreement with Sony Music and released his debut album, Anapandites Kliseis. The album won the first place in the Greek top single chart and received a gold certification by IFPI GREECE. [17] In the latter half of 2003, Elena was the opening of artists throughout the Greek, including Antonis Lemos and Jeannis Spud, [18] Apostor Zoi, Nino, Tanos Petrellis, [19] Sakis Louvas, Giorgos Mazonakis. ・ I was an act. [20] [21] In 2004, the video of "Anapandites Kliseis" won the MAD VIDEO MUSIC Awards and was nominated for the Best Rookie Video Award. At the award ceremony, Elena duet with the author of the song, Christ Daddis. [twenty two]

2003–05: Solo career, Protereotita , and Eurovision Song Contest [ edit ]

On June 27, 2004, Elena Papalizu released his solo debut album, Protereotita, and released "Anditheseis", "KATSE KALA", and "STING KARDIA MOU MOU MOU MONO THLIPSI" as a single. [23] Various evaluations were received from critics. In the album, Papalizu won the first Aurion Prize Pop Singer Award, and the video of "KATSE KALA" and "Treli Kardia" won the Madness Awards Best Women's Video Award and Best Direction Award, respectively. [twenty four]

Papalizoo performing on Inchicago in September 2005

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Papalizoo was permanently resident in Greece in Greece [25], and was selected as the Greek representative of the European Song Contest 2005 held in Inquiet in Ukraine after a lon g-led selection process led by the stat e-owned radio television station (ERT). [26]. [26] ERT initially considered Papalizoo as a candidate for the wel l-known artist back singer, but these transactions failed. [27] He said at that time that no one wanted to participate in Eurobision. [28] My Number One, composed by Dantes and written by Natalia Germannu, was selected by judges and voting in the Greek finals. [29] [30]

The first name is "Elena", but Papalizoo called "Elena" before the Eurobision performance to distinguish it from the popular names in other countries. She continues to claim to Elena in promotion and release other than Greek, but she prefers to be known as "Elena". [32] Papalizu toured Europe to advertise the participation in Eurobision. During this time, she was appointed Ambassador of the Ministry of Tourism by the Minister of Tourism of the Dimitris Abramopros. She spent 500, 000 euros on a campaign to advertise Greece through goods and advertisements shown in Europe. [33] [34] [35]

On May 21, 2005, Papalizu won the Eurovision Song Contest. Her performance earned 230 points and earned up to 12 points from 10 countries. Her performance also recorded the highest audience rating in Greek television history. [36] Her victory caused a large celebration on Athens's street [37], after returning to Japan, the Maximou House opened a national guest reception by the Minister of State of Theodoros, Costus Karaman, and various government officials. I received it. [38] [39] [40] Papalizu's Euro Vision has transformed her into a musician who is attracting attention from a relatively minor celebrity, solidifies a solo career, and is widely known internationally. It has come. [7] [13] [41] On July 14, she performed at the birthday celebration of Princess Victoria in Sweden. At that time, King Karl XIII, Gustav, stood up to hug Papalizu instead of seeking a handshake, and put his hand on Papalizu's back. Later, the royal family made a statement that his hand had slipped. [42]

Papalizoo performed a European tour and performed in all 12 points. Later, he toured with Nikos Culcris in North America and Australia's Greek Diasupola. [43] Papalizu said that if he did something related to the Eurobision again, he would be his hometown, Sweden. [44] After appearing several times as an open act, Papalizoo was the headliner of the 2005-06 season with the support of Christos Pajis and Giorgos Zarikis. [45]

Following Paparizou's Eurovision win and several reissues, the album was certified double platinum by Ifpi Greece. Capitalizing on this success, the album was re-released as Protereotita.[46] The Euro edition became Paparizou's first number one album and won her an Arion Award for Best Female Pop Singer. "My Number One", "The Light in Our Soul" and "A Brighter Day" were released as singles, reaching number one, number three and number 24 respectively in Sweden and charting in other countries.[47] The single was released in the US by Moda Records in August 2006 with a remix, reaching number 8 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart.[48] My Number One was certified platinum and became her first AirPlay number one hit, with "The Light in Our Soul"/"at Fos sti Psyhi" reaching number two.

In November 2005, Paparizou released a new CD single, "Mambo!", which topped the Greek singles chart and AirPlay chart for ten consecutive weeks, achieving platinum status. The single was her most successful single to date, surpassing "My Number One" to reach number two on the 2005 singles chart. She performed "My Number One" at the 2005 MAD VMAs, and in 2006 won Best Pop Video ("The Light in Our Soul"), Best Female Artist Video ("My Number One"), and Artist of the Year ("Mambo!"). [The album was reissued for the third time as Protereotita: Euro Edition + Mambo! In 2007, Paparizou won the European Border Breakers Award at the Midem Festival in Cannes for the international release of her debut album.[49]

In 2006, she performed with Pashali Terzi at Iera Odos.

In January 2006, 25 artists, including Paparizou, formed the group Simeteho Energa and recorded a charity single, "Eho Ti Dinami", in support of the Greek Cancer Society. It was released as a single CD. The double album was the first in a series to feature previously unreleased footage and live recordings from her crazy secret concert in December 2005.[50]

2006–07: Iparhi Logos , The Game of Love , and soundtracks [ edit ]

On April 12, Papalizoo released his second album "iParhi Logos" in Greece and gained well. In the promotion of the album, Papalizu performed a title song at Arion Music Award. [51] The album contains three singles. "IPARHI LOGOS", "GIGOLO", "IHES ERTHI PIO NORIS". The album was ranked for a few weeks on the Greek album chart and received platinum certification seven months later. [52] Cyprus also won the first place, shipped 6, 000 copies and was certified as platinum. [23] Celine Dion's "Just Walk Away" cover has been released as a promo single, and the Greek version "Mambo! Includes Mambo!. Papalizu is the best in the five nominations of a crazy VMA female artist. He won the video award ("GIGOLO") and the Best Video Artist Award ("An IHES ERTHI PIO NORIS") and sang "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine in" and "Min Fevgeis" at the opening of the show. [53] [54]

The album was nominated in two categories in the 2007 Cyprus Music Awards, and he also appeared. [55] The album was r e-released in February 2007 as "Logos Epergi": Platinum Edition ranked first in the two songs she sung in the soundtrack of the same name. "FOS" recorded in the "Mazi Sou" and the "THE BARBIE KAI I DODEKA VASILOPOULES" released in 2006, and VOULA GEORGOUTI "SREBEKO" Evgeis " The cover is included. [56] Prior to the r e-release, the single was released in the EP Single FOS, won the first place on the Greek top single chart, was certified as gold, and won the first place for four consecutive works on the chart. [57] On May 20, 2006, Papalizu decorated the opening of the 2006 Eurobision Song Contest in Athens with "My Number One", and then performed "Mambo!" Papalizoo's "Heroes" was his official song and was performed in the 2006 European Athletic Championship held in Yotaboli. The single was also released in Sweden and Finland, and the second number one was the second hit after the first number one. [58]

After Eurovision, Paparizou wanted to build an international career and released her English debut album, The Love Game, on October 25, 2006. By April 2007, it had been released in 14 countries across Europe and South Africa.[59][60] In Greece and Cyprus, the album reached number one and was certified platinum.[citation needed] Because the album was considered an "overseas" release, it was only eligible to be featured on the Greek Foreign Albums chart, which it was completed.[61] It also topped the Greek Mixed Albums chart,[62] and was certified platinum by Ifpi Greece in January 2007 after spending 11 weeks on the chart, having shipped 15, 000 copies.[63] "Teardrops" was released as the first Greek single from the album and reached number one in Greece.[citation needed] The album also reached number 18 in Sweden. [citation needed] The single, which featured "Mambo!" in Sweden, peaked at number five. The single was certified gold in Sweden. [64] Paparizou had planned to promote the album abroad that winter, but chose to perform with Pasalis Terzis at Iela Odos starting on October 27. [65]

In early 2007, Paparizou became a spokesman for his former sponsor Nokia Greece, releasing the song "Ola Ine Mousiki" in October 2007 to promote the company.[Quote imeed] He partnered with retailer Plaisio to release a limited edition MP4 player by Turbo-X, "MP4 Total Helena" (2GB). "MP4 Total Helena" (2GB) contained special compilations and music videos, and was also released as "Th4" MP4 in 2008 with new album material and exclusive content.[67] Paparizou released a cover of "3 is a Magic Number" in Sweden as part of a TV commercial for the mobile phone company. It finished at number 18. [68] Paparaki was featured on Greek TV presenter Niko Aliagas' song "I Zilia Monaksia" - a cover of Pascal Obispo's hit "L'Evile d'Amer" -[citation needed] and released the song "To Fili tis Zois" for the soundtrack of the film of the same name. "To Fili tis Zois" stayed at number one for five weeks and was the most successful AirPlay single until 2011, making it one of the most successful songs of the late 2000s. [69] The song was nominated four times for a Crazy VMA, winning Best Pop Video. Paparaki won Artist of the Year for "Mazi Sou" and was also nominated for "I Zilia Monaksia", giving him six nominations in 2008. [70][71] The single became the first digital single to be certified gold in Greece. Paparizoo receives platinum certification for Vlisko on Logo Na Zo.

On June 12, 2008, Paparizoo released their fourth album, Vlisko, on Logo Na Zo. [72][73] "Porta Gia Ton Ourano", "I Kardia Sou Petra", "Pirotehnimata" and "Eisai I Foni" were released as singles. The music video for "Pirote Hnimata" was nominated for Sexiest Video and won Best Pop Video and Video of the Year at the Eclectic Mad Video Music Awards. "I Kardia Sou Petra" won Female Artist of the Year and "Porta Gia Ton Ourano" was nominated for Female Artist of the Year.[74][75] Paparizou promoted a more rock-inspired image for the album, a change from his pop/lyco style. The album and his concept received mixed reviews.[76][77] In its first week, the album was certified gold,[78] and eventually reached number one in Greece and was certified platinum three months later.[In Cyprus, it reached number two and was certified platinum.[80][81][82]

Paparizou's duet with Spanish group Chambao on the single "Papeles Mojados" was performed in Spanish clubs. In June, Paparizou opened the 2008 MAD Video Music Awards, performing a remix of Madonna's song "4 Minutes" and "Porta Gia Ton Ourano", and also appeared in a performance by hip hop group Stavento.[83] The final show of the tour, scheduled for Heraklion, Crete, three days later, was cancelled due to weather, and Paparizou filled in for two shows at a club called Anadromes in October 2009.[84] The tour played to 192, 000 people in 29 venues, including a sold-out venue in Thessaloniki.[85] The album was re-released in December 2009 as a deluxe edition following the tour, and included a live recording entitled Live in Concert. [86] A reissue of the album was planned for late 2009, with new recordings, including Paparizoo's new song "I'll Be Another" and songs from the MAD Secret Concert, but this was abandoned as the singer recorded a new studio album for 2010. [87]

2008–2010: Vrisko To Logo Na Zo , Giro Apo T' Oneiro , and tours [ edit ]

Paparizoo performs "Katse Kala" at the People's Stage, Talaza, September 12, 2009.

Paparizoo participated in the soundtrack project Bonnier Alla Himlens Änglar, released in August, contributing their first Swedish songs "Allt jag vill" (All I want) and "Genom krig och kärlek" (Through war and love). On 23 October 2008, they performed with other artists at the Siemens Arena in Vilnius, Lithuania, for an audience of around 10, 000.[88][89] From 30 October to 9 April, they performed again with Pasalis Terzis at Iela Odos, opening for Manos Pirovolakis.[90] From May to September, Paparizoo was the main act at the concert-themed club stage "Thalassa: People's Stage". At this venue, they were supported by acts 15. 50, Stavent and Lukas Jorkas. [91][92][93] Paparizoo returned to the stage on May 26 for the eighth edition of the MAD Secret Concert. [94] A video entitled MAD Secret Concert Vol. II was released in mid-to-late 2009. During the winter, Paparizoo went to Sweden to work on a new album and spend time with her mother. [However, the sudden death of Paparizoo's father prevented this plan from coming to fruition. Three songs were recorded, one of which is a tribute to her father. [98] Paparizoo appeared with dancers on the tour "Physicali Magi" in Athens on June 30, 2010.

On March 28, her fifth studio album, Giro Apo T' Oneiro, was announced in the Greek newspaper RealNews,[99] and released physically the next day in a standard edition and a deluxe edition with video.[99] Eleven days later, the album had shipped a total of 140, 000 copies through physical shipments and newspapers.[100][101] However, newspaper shipments are not taken into account by the IFPI. In an August 2010 radio interview, Paparizou said that the album had sold enough physical copies to be certified platinum by the IFPI.[102] On November 6, 2010, Paparizou was certified platinum for shipments of at least 12 copies. On November 6, 2010, Paparizou received platinum certification for Giro Apo T' Oneiro from IFPI Greece at the opening of the newly opened Metropolis Music Store in The Mall Athens.[103] They released the singles "I'll Be Another", "If you are love", "I'm looking for the truth" and "Turn me back to yesterday". Released a year before the album, "I'll Be Another" was the singer's first commercial for the Yvie soft drink brand.[91][104][105] Paparizou won the Best Greek Act award at the MTV Europe Awards and was also a preliminary nominee for Best European Act, but finished sixth and lost out by one place in the official nominations.[106][107] The video for "Tha 'Mai Allios" won the MAD Video Music Award for Video of the Year. On March 28, her fifth studio album, Giro Apo T' Oneiro, was announced in the Greek newspaper RealNews,[99] and released physically the next day in a standard edition and a deluxe edition with video.[99] Eleven days later, the album had shipped a total of 140, 000 copies through physical shipments and newspapers.[100][101] However, newspaper shipments are not taken into account by the IFPI. In an August 2010 radio interview, Paparizou said the album had sold enough physical copies to be certified platinum by the IFPI.[102] On November 6, 2010, Paparizou was certified platinum for shipments of at least 12 copies. On November 6, 2010, Paparizou received platinum certification for Giro Apo T' Oneiro from IFPI Greece at the opening of the newly opened Metropolis Music Store in The Mall Athens.[103] They released the singles "I'll Be Another", "If you are love", "I'm looking for the truth" and "Turn me back to yesterday". Released a year before the album, "I'll Be Another" was the singer's first commercial for the Yvie soft drink brand.[91][104][105] Paparizou won the Best Greek Act award at the MTV Europe Awards and was also a preliminary nominee for Best European Act, but finished sixth and lost out by one place in the official nominations.[106][107] The video for "Tha 'Mai Allios" won the MAD Video Music Award for Video of the Year. On March 28, her fifth studio album, Giro Apo T' Oneiro, was announced in the Greek newspaper RealNews,[99] and released physically the next day in a standard edition and a deluxe edition with video.[99] Eleven days later, the album had shipped a total of 140, 000 copies through physical shipments and newspapers.[100][101] However, newspaper shipments are not taken into account by the IFPI. In an August 2010 radio interview, Paparizou said that the album had sold enough physical copies to be certified platinum by the IFPI.[102] On November 6, 2010, Paparizou was certified platinum for shipments of at least 12 copies. On November 6, 2010, Paparizou received platinum certification for Giro Apo T' Oneiro from IFPI Greece at the opening of the newly opened Metropolis Music Store in The Mall Athens.[103] They released the singles "I'll Be Another", "If you are love", "I'm looking for the truth" and "Turn me back to yesterday". Released a year before the album, "I'll Be Another" was the singer's first commercial for the Yvie soft drink brand.[91][104][105] Paparizou won the Best Greek Act award at the MTV Europe Awards and was also a preliminary nominee for Best European Act, but finished sixth and lost out by one place in the official nominations.[106][107] The video for "Tha 'Mai Allios" won the MAD Video Music Award for Video of the Year.

On June 30, 2010, Paparizou and Onirama started their joint tour Fisika Mazi, starting at the Petra Festival in Petrolion, starting at the Petras Theatre. [109] However, the tour was canceled after a surprise revue by SDOE at the venue on the island of Kefalonia. 8, 500 concert tickets were not stamped and the artists' contracts were not submitted. The production was found guilty of tax violations. Paparizou said that he was not aware of the incident and had no connection with the production team apart from the artists. [110] At the first Fanatics concert, a tribute to Michael Jackson, Paparizou performed with seven other artists. He closed the show with covers of Jackson's "Heal the World" and "You're Not Alone". [111] During the winter season, Paparizou performed with Antonis Lemos at Diogenis Studios for a fee of 10, 000 euros per night. [113] Paparizou performed "Enredao" and the English version of "Tangled in Tears" for Albert Hammond's Legend Albert Hammond.

On January 2, 2011, Paparizou performed with Antonis Lemos at Diogenis Studios.

On February 2, 2011, Papalizu was one of the eight actresses who appeared in MADWV's first charity fashion music show, Madwalk (Greeks of international Fashion Rocks). She represented the fashion designer, Apostoros Mitro Ross, and performed a new song "Baby It's Over", a lead single of the thre e-disc gray test Hits Collection "& AMP; AMP" [114] [115] [116] [117] On February 8, he performed at a flight night club in Sofia, Bulgaria. [118] "Baby Its Over" won the first place on the Billboard Greece Digital Single Chart. He recorded his fourth hit on this chart and became a single for the first time in the Greek charts for the first time in three years. 119] In addition, he gained the top position for 10 consecutive weeks on the Greece's Air Play Chart, becoming the most successful single in her career. [120] [121] [120] [121] The song won two awards in the 2011 MAD VIDEO Music Awards, a female artist of the year and a fashion icon of the year. [122] Papalizu was nominated for artist of the year and nominated for the best pop video in Psycho The Truth. [123] The second single of the album "LOVE ME CRAZY" -In Greek "O, Ti Niotho Den Allazi" was released in May 2011, and ranked fifth on the [124] air-playt. [125] The lyrics of the song, especially the lead single, were 12 years old

On April 7, 2011, Papalizu performs "Baby It's Over" at the evening show "VRADY MIT PETROS Kostopouros". < SPAN> On February 2, 2011, Papalizoo was one of the eight actresses who appeared on Mad TV's first Charity Fashion Music Show, MADWALK. She represented the fashion designer, Apostoros Mitro Ross, and performed a new song "Baby It's Over", a lead single of the thre e-disc gray test Hits Collection "& AMP; AMP" [114] [115] [116] [117] On February 8, he performed at a flight night club in Sofia, Bulgaria. [118] "Baby Its Over" won the first place on the Billboard Greece Digital Single Chart. He recorded his fourth hit on this chart and became a single for the first time in the Greek charts for the first time in three years. 119] In addition, he gained the top position for 10 consecutive weeks on the Greece's Air Play Chart, becoming the most successful single in her career. [120] [121] [120] [121] The song won two awards in the 2011 MAD VIDEO Music Awards, a female artist of the year and a fashion icon of the year. [122] Papalizu was nominated for artist of the year and nominated for the best pop video in Psycho The Truth. [123] The second single of the album "LOVE ME CRAZY" -In Greek "O, Ti Niotho Den Allazi" was released in May 2011, and ranked fifth on the [124] air-playt. [125] The lyrics of the song, especially the lead single, were 12 years old

On April 7, 2011, Papalizu performs "Baby It's Over" at the evening show "VRADY MIT PETROS Kostopouros". On February 2, 2011, Papalizu was one of the eight actresses who appeared in MADWV's first charity fashion music show, Madwalk (Greeks of international Fashion Rocks). She represented the fashion designer, Apostoros Mitro Ross, and performed a new song "Baby It's Over", a lead single of the thre e-disc gray test Hits Collection "& AMP; AMP" [114] [115] [116] [117] On February 8, he performed at a flight night club in Sofia, Bulgaria. [118] "Baby Its Over" won the first place on the Billboard Greek Digital Single Chart. He recorded his fourth hit on this chart and became a single for the first time in the Greek charts for the first time in three years. 119] In addition, he gained the top position for 10 consecutive weeks on the Greece's Air Play Chart, becoming the most successful single in her career. [120] [121] [120] [121] The song won two awards in the 2011 MAD VIDEO Music Awards, a female artist of the year and a fashion icon of the year. [122] Papalizu was nominated for artist of the year and nominated for the best pop video in Psycho The Truth. [123] The second single of the album "LOVE ME CRAZY" -In Greek "O, Ti Niotho Den Allazi" was released in May 2011, and ranked fifth on the [124] air-playt. [125] The lyrics of the song, especially the lead single, were 12 years old

2011–2012: Greatest Hits & More , new label and management, and television [ edit ]

On April 7, 2011, Papalizu performs "Baby It's Over" at the evening show "VRADY MIT PETROS Kostopouros".

Papalizu spent six months in Sweden with his family and friends. [127] [128] In June 2011, she announced that Mavridis had quit his manager and formed a new team consisting of a Sweden collaborator. [129] Her only professional appearance was a fou r-day tour in Cyprus. [129] Papalizoo wanted to revive his career in Sweden, which had been depressed since 2006, to expand his career other than music. [129] [130] [131] She announced her second English album and European tour, and announced the possibility of participating in the melody festival she had previously refused. [131] I was also thinking of returning to Sweden permanently. [131] She also stated that her label would be decided to collaborate with Mavridis in the future. [130] In the third quarter of 2011, Papalizoo recorded a duet of the famous song "Dari Dari" for the duet album "Songs from the Greek Islands" with Nana Musculi [132] on November 29. A guest appeared in a Musculi commemorative concert held at the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. [133] In the winter season of 2011-12, he initially refused to appear, but appeared on Tessaroniki as a side show in Tessaroniki on November 18. [134]

Papalizoo made his television debut as a biased judge in the first season of ANT1's Dancing on Ice from November 6 to January 22. After the television debut, Papalizu had an offer to appear in Dancing with the Stars. Instead, she appeared in the Swedish version of "Let's Dance" in early 2012 and collaborated with David Watson. [136] Initially, she was considered one of the candidates for the championship, but she was mediocated and finished ninth out of ten participants and was lost in the third round. [137] < SPAN> Papalizu spent six months in Sweden with his family and friends. [127] [128] In June 2011, she announced that Mavridis had quit his manager and formed a new team consisting of a Sweden collaborator. [129] Her only professional appearance was a fou r-day tour in Cyprus. [129] Papalizoo wanted to revive his career in Sweden, which had been depressed since 2006, to expand his career other than music. [129] [130] [131] She announced her second English album and European tour, and announced the possibility of participating in the melody festival she had previously refused. [131] I was also thinking of returning to Sweden permanently. [131] She also stated that her label would be decided to collaborate with Mavridis in the future. [130] In the third quarter of 2011, Papalizoo recorded a duet of the famous song "Dari Dari" for the duet album "Songs from the Greek Islands" with Nana Musculi [132] on November 29. A guest appeared in a Musculi commemorative concert held at the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. [133] In the winter season of 2011-12, he initially refused to appear, but appeared on Tessaroniki as a side show in Tessaroniki on November 18. [134]

Papalizoo made his television debut as a biased judge in the first season of ANT1's Dancing on Ice from November 6 to January 22. After the television debut, Papalizu had an offer to appear in Dancing with the Stars. Instead, she appeared in the Swedish version of "Let's Dance" in early 2012 and collaborated with David Watson. [136] Initially, she was considered one of the candidates for the championship, but she was mediocated and finished ninth out of ten participants and was lost in the third round. [137] Papalizu spent six months in Sweden with his family and friends. [127] [128] In June 2011, she announced that Mavridis had quit his manager and formed a new team consisting of a Sweden collaborator. [129] Her only professional appearance was a fou r-day tour in Cyprus. [129] Papalizoo wanted to revive his career in Sweden, which had been depressed since 2006, to expand his career other than music. [129] [130] [131] She announced her second English album and European tour, and announced the possibility of participating in the melody festival she had previously refused. [131] I was also thinking of returning to Sweden permanently. [131] She also stated that her label would be decided to collaborate with Mavridis in the future. [130] In the third quarter of 2011, Papalizoo recorded a duet of the famous song "Dari Dari" for the duet album "Songs from the Greek Islands" with Nana Musculi [132] on November 29. A guest appeared in a Musculi commemorative concert held at the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. [133] In the winter season of 2011-12, he initially refused to appear, but appeared on Tessaroniki as a side show in Tessaroniki on November 18. [134]

In December, Paparizoo released the single "Mr. Perfect", which reached number seven on the digital charts and the top 30 on the AirPlay charts.[138] The song was remixed by The Playmen, and Paparizoo performed it alongside Joan Jett and the Blackhearts' "I Hate Myself for Loving You" at the 2012 Madwalk on February 2, 2012.[139] For the song's video, she was nominated for three 2012 MAD Video Music Awards, including Best Pop Video, Best Female Artist and Best Female Artist. She won for Female Artist and Track of the Year.[140] At the Melodifestivalen 2012 final, Paparizoo performed a cabaret version of Eric Saade's "Popular". At the 2012 Mad Video Music Awards, Paparizou performed a new version of Vlisko's ballad "Poios" for Logo Na Zo, and was also featured on Playmen's "All Time", a remix of the Eddie Murphy song featuring Courtney and RIXTYKIDD. The song reached number two on the Greek Official Airplay Chart and was the 34th most played song in Greece in 2012.[141] Both songs were released to radio the following day, and from late June to mid-August, Paparazi toured Greece and Cyprus with Melises.[142] It has also been reported that she may perform with Natzas Theodoridou in Votanikos at the end of 2012 or early 2013.[143] Paparizou's contract with Sony Music of Greece had officially ended in early 2011, but she remained with the label for several months. On June 22, A& R head Giannis Doxas officially announced the end of the partnership and her departure from the label. [144]

In mid-2012, Paparizou began recording a new album. She said in a radio interview that she was looking for a new style for her upcoming Greek album. According to MTV Greece, the album will contain ten tracks. In October, she recorded a Laiko duet with Natasa Theodoridou entitled "Lathos Agapes", which reached number 11 on the Greek Official AirPlay Chart by MediaInspector. On November 9, she performed a live acoustic version of John Lennon's song "Imagine" at the 2012 Athens Classical Marathon dinner. On February 1, 2013, Sony Music digitally released on iTunes Greece her second compilation album, The Love Collection, of love ballads from previous albums.[145]

2013-2014: Ti Ora Tha Vgoume? , Melodifestivalen , One Life , and tours [ edit ]

In early 2013, Papalizoo's official fan club has a universal music group, which has a Universal Music Group, including the Universal Music Group, especially the Lion Heart Records in EMI Music Greece and Swedish, It has announced that it has signed a mult i-level contract with International Music. In February 2013, Papalizu appeared as a guest in the Eurobied Greece final, sang Vegas, "My Number One", Vicky Reandros and "Aple Towa". The music video was released on April 17. The second single "ENA LEPTO" was released on April 15. On June 3, 2013, Papalizu will release the studio album "TI ORA THA VGOUME;" from EMI Music Green. For the first time in six years, the Lion Heart Records in Sweden has released a new English song "Save me (this is sos)". [147]

On May 27, Papalizoo appeared in Hollywood's "Gabby Awards 2013" and sang a song by Melina Mercurri. [148] In the mi d-2013, Papalizoo has a remix of her new album "TI ORA THA VGOUME? Soundfactory (SOS) remixes (SOS) at some Greek music festivals, but at Sweden's iTunes and Spotify. Released 27th in Sweden's dance chart.

On February 1, he announced in Melodifestivalen a 2014 entry to select the Swedish entry of the 2014 Eurovision Contest in Copenhagen. [149] The official announcement was made in November 2013 by Swedish Broadcasting Station SVT. [151] On March 1st, Papalizoo was voted in the second round of the second chance competition and then advanced to the melody festival 2014 final. [152] Papalizu was fourth in the final. [153] On March 26, her third English album "ONE LIFE" was released in Sweden from LionHeart Music Group. 154] On May 2, 2014, Papalizu performed a new song "DO NOT HARK ON LOVE" in the semifinals of "Voice of Green". SURVIVOR was a gold certified in Sweden and sold more than 20. 000 copies.

From November 14, 2014 to December 13, 2014, Papalizu continued with a Christmas tour in Sweden with Danny Soutsed, Alkasal, Matthias and Rayson, E-type, Eric Segerst, Linda Beng Twing, and Albin. did. [155] On December 14, Papalizu sang in a Swedish church to celebrate Santa Lucia, and the pattern was broadcast on SVT. [156]

In February 2015, Paparizou was featured on the Housetwins single "Love Till It Foron".[157] In the same month, Paparizou released her latest Greek single "Otan Aggeli Klene".[158] In March, Paparizou made a guest appearance at the Eurovision Greece final, performing her song "My Number One", in celebration of the 10th anniversary of Helena Paparizou's Eurovision Song Contest win. Eurovision Song Contest 2014 winner "Rise Like A Phoenix".

2015-present: Sixth Greek album and Diggiloo tour [ edit ]

Paparizou will be taking part in the Swedish summer tour "Diggiloo" from June 6 to August 15, together with Magnus Karlsson, Martin Stenmark, Charlotte Perelli, Andreas Jönsson, Björn Kjellman, Hanna Hedlund, Oskar Bly, Jessica Andersson and Magnus Johansson. [159]

Paparizou performs the song "Vrisko" on the Na Zo logo during the Party Tour in Lamia, Greece, on August 28, 2008.

Musical style and performance [ edit ]

Influences [ edit ]

Paparizou says that her parents had no musical background, and the only person in her family who sang was her paternal grandmother, who influenced her to sing. Paparizou's first musical experiences were international protest music. Her musical roots are in traditional Greek music such as laiko and rebetiko, and she was exposed to the music of Vasilis Tsitsanis, Markos Vamvakaris, Stelios Kazanzidis, Mimis Preisas, and Giannis Spanos.[5][7]As a teenager, she listened to a wide range of music, including R& B and soul.[160]Her biggest influences were female pop singers such as Madonna, Celine Dion, Tina Turner, and Janet Jackson. [8] She was later influenced by frequent collaborator Paschalis Terzis, who taught her to improve her technical vocal skills. Paschalis Terzis has also said that she has been a big fan of the Eurovision Song Contest for many years, even before she first participated in the contest in 2001.

During the solo activity, Papalizoo changed his musical style from Raica to pop and rock style. [41] Some critics say that this is a lack of personal style, not as an artistic expression, but a trend for commercial success. [161] [162] Papalizu is known for following the trend of international female pop stars. [161] Music critic is Celine Dion with "The Light in OUR SOUL", Anastasia is "Let's Get Wild", [163] "GIGOLO" and "CARPE DIEM (Fighting The Day)" Shakira, [164] [165] "SOMEBODY BURNING (Put the Fire Out)" is compared to Tobyonce Knowles, [165] "Dancing without Music" is compared with Kylie MinoG. Venus (2010) [166]

Music and themes [ edit ]

Like antique works, all Papalizu albums included cover versions and translations. After antique fuses the traditional Greek music and the sound of Scandinavia Disco, Papalizu's solo debut album "Pro Teleotita" focuses on pop sounds and Rica, and the songs are directed to the club market. Ta. According to Giorgos Mastrakis at the music corner, albums are similar to that of "antique", despite the changes in the image, "A pop moment (along with Kean Laica. This album is a song from Greece and Sweden writer). Mastrakis said that it led to the sound of the album, which was a song that follows R & Amp; "KATSE KALA". Was described as an "original sound" [167] Sol o-flicked, a music style from a po p-style style. Some say that this is a lack of personal style, not as an artistic expression, but also following the trend for commercial success. Known for following the trend of female pop stars [161] The music critic is "The Light in OUR SOUL", "Let's Get Wild", [163] [163] "GIGOLO". 「Carpe Diem (Fighting the Day)」をシャキーラ、[164] [165] 「Somebody Burning (Put the Fire Out)」をトビヨンセ・ノウルズ、[165]「Dancing Without Music」をカイリー・ミノーグと比較している Venus (2010)

Like antique works, all Papalizu albums included cover versions and translations. After antique fuses the traditional Greek music and the sound of Scandinavia Disco, Papalizu's solo debut album "Pro Teleotita" focuses on pop sounds and Rica, and the songs are directed to the club market. Ta. According to Giorgos Mastrakis at the music corner, despite the change in the image, the album is similar to that of "antique", "with a pop moment (with Keen Laica. This album is a song from Greece and Swedish writers. Mastrakis said that it led to the sound of the album, which was a song that follows R & Amp; "KATSE KALA". Was described as an "original sound" [167] Papalizu changed from a lyacer to pop and rock style. This is a lack of personal style, not as an artistic expression, but some people say that it has tramped for commercial success. [161] [162] Known for pursuing the trend of the star [161] The music critic is "Let's Get Wild" with "Let's Get Wild", "GIGOLO" and "CARPE DIEM". (164] [165] "SOMEBODY BURNING (Put the Fire Out)" is compared with Cilei Minogu (165] "DANCING WITHOUT MUSIC" is compared. 2010) [166]

After her Eurovision win, Paparizou's popularity increased and she was often promoted by the media as a pop singer. In his review of the Euro album Protereotita, Pavlos Zervas of Music Corner was impressed with the album and said that its contemporary style could become an international hit, and that recording in English would better support the singer. In his review of Iparhi Logos, Zervas stated that, apart from Greek pop performer Sakis Rouvas, Paparizou is the only artist in Greece who supports the pop/dance genre so well. She also said that she can make a hit no matter what she sings. With Paparizou, she showed that she doesn't need big-name producers like Giorgos Theophanous or Phoebus to create a hit. Zervas said that the numerous covers are a strength of the album, and that "Gigolo" features "witty" lyrics in a general pattern that follows the success of "Mambo!". The album features "witty" lyrics in an overall pattern that follows the success of her previous hits such as "I'm Not Here" and "I'm Not Here". She said that the album's pop songs contrasted with the pop songs, making her sound unfocused.[168]

Paparizou on the Fisika Mazi tour in Athens, June 30, 2010.

Paparizou's second English album, The Game of Love, was expected by Greek consumers and had a similar sound to Iparhi Logos. Zervas also criticized the album, stating that it included a variety of styles, including dance, hip hop, slow jams, and Latin, and followed a typical American music formula. Zervas stated that no international pop singers had surpassed Paparizou and that the success of the album all depended on the promotional efforts, which did not impress the record companies with which she works internationally. Zerva's impression was that while he believed in the potential of the material, if Paparizou continued with her current trends and style at Laiko nightclub, her ambitions for an international career would be thwarted. [161]

In Virisco's fourth album, Logo Na Zo, Papalizu minimized the influence of Rico, and unlike the previous albums, it turned into a pop / roc k-like sound and image. Evianna Nicolelli, the music corner, said that the album was carefully made and a European good production. In GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO, Papalizu worked with the same team as two years ago and added minor changes. She emphasized the image created in the previous work. There are many songs affected by rock, and there are songs that include danceable pops, pop forks, electronic, and salon music elements, but overall is the theme of pop. [169] [170]

Vocal style [ edit ]

Papalizoo is writing two songs on all studio albums, except for iParhi Logos. Also, antique songs "What? Most of these lyrics activities were collaborated with at least one other songwriter. Treli Kardia" (Protereotita), "CARPE DIEM", "TEARDROPS" (The Game of) " Love), "Mathe Prota N'Agapas" (Vrisko in The Na Zo Logo) is in charge of lyrics, "DEN THA 'MAI' Do" Filarakia "(GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO) is in charge of the first solo lyrics [171].₄Papalizoo has the vocal range of meso soprano. From young to 2005, she was C₆I was singing in B ♭.

[172] Timbrehas's vocals were described as "deep, sensual", "dramatic" and "metallic". [173] [174] [175] Critics have often discussed which Rica or Pop Materials fits her voice. Some genres are as good as her, but Greek critics tend to prefer pop, dance repertoire, and English repertoons. This is one of the causes of Papalizu's Swedish raising and the expectations of her victory. Her English accent, which grew up abroad, was different from that of Greek's native language. [166] [167] [168] [176] Western music native listeners are contrary to this view. Sweden's Swedish Sawenka Dagbradette critic Dan Buckman is not the exception of the law that Papalizu is also a rule that music artists can hear most in their native language, and his vocal performance is "expressive" in Greek. In English, he described it as "mild". He is also the most suitable for her voice, such as "STING KARDIA MOU MONO THLIPSI", "I ZOI SOU ZARI", "M'ANANGALIAZEI in SKOTADI", "O, TI AXIZI II STIGMES" I chose it consistently. She says, "The dramatic nerves may be suitable for this style." [174] [177]

Nitro magazine writers are skeptical of Papalizu's musical abilities, and recognizes that her image and the help of support singers play an important role in Papalizoo in an article titled "If the world was fair." He wrote that it should be done [178]. [178] Pavloss Zelvas, the music corner, is enthusiastic about her voice. He states in the Euro Edition EP that she was "adapted" and was "flexible" from ballads to uptempo. [176] Georgia Limu's reviewer, Elev Terrios, did not agree with Zelvus. Rimu felt that her performance was monotonous and lacked nuances between songs and style. She also stated that the narrow range of Papalizoo means that a set of similar notes must be repeated. [179] [179] The exaggerated expression of Papalizu, especially the shouting, became a general complaint with age. [161] [162] [179] [180] Roymou said, especially after the Eurovision's championship, Papalizu sang with new confidence and strength. [179] In 2008, the critics noticed her voice improvement and stated that the album "Vrisko on Logo Na Zo" contains her best vocal performance. [161]

Image [ edit ]

Fashion and style [ edit ]

Compared to the simplified melody, Vurisco of Logo Na Zoo presented a more difficult material by Papalizoo. [181] However, as the difficulty of the song increased, the lack of voice and the treble needed to push out the voice further, resulting in the exaggeration voice of her. Most critics agree that her "intense" performance reduces the quality of the song, but sometimes her style plays a role in enhancing entertainment. Calamalis said that her album in 2008 and 2010 was so boring and mediocre that Papalizu wrote, "I was able to bring my life to the most boring song in her singing." [162] [166]

In 2008, Elena Paparikiu performed in Karamata as part of the Party Tour. The writer of < SPAN> Nitro magazine is skeptical of Papalizoo's musical ability, and in an article titled "If the world was fair", her image and the help of support singers play an important role for Papalizu. He wrote that he should be recognized. [178] Pavloss Zelvas, the music corner, is enthusiastic about her voice. He states in the Euro Edition EP that she was "adapted" and was "flexible" from ballads to uptempo. [176] Georgia Limu's reviewer, Elev Terrios, did not agree with Zelvus. Rimu felt that her performance was monotonous and lacked in the nuances between songs and style. She also stated that the narrow range of Papalizoo means that a set of similar notes must be repeated. [179] [179] The exaggerated expression of Papalizu, especially the shouting, became a general complaint with age. [161] [162] [179] [180] Roymou said, especially after the Eurovision's championship, Papalizu sang with new confidence and strength. [179] In 2008, the critics noticed her voice improvement and stated that the album "Vrisko on Logo Na Zo" contains her best vocal performance. [161]

Public image [ edit ]

In 2008, Elena Paparikiu performed in Karamata as part of the Party Tour. Nitro magazine writers are skeptical of Papalizu's musical abilities, and recognizes that her image and the help of support singers play an important role in Papalizoo in an article titled "If the world was fair." He wrote that it should be done [178]. [178] Pavloss Zelvas, the music corner, is enthusiastic about her voice. He states in the Euro Edition EP that she was "adapted" to the needs of each song, from ballad to uptempo. [176] Georgia Limu's reviewer, Elev Terrios, did not agree with Zelvus. Rimu felt that her performance was monotonous and lacked in the nuances between songs and style. She also stated that the narrow range of Papalizoo means that a set of similar notes must be repeated. [179] [179] The exaggerated expression of Papalizu, especially the shouting, became a general complaint with age. [161] [162] [179] [180] Roymou said, especially after the Eurovision's championship, Papalizu sang with new confidence and strength. [179] In 2008, the critics noticed her voice improvement and stated that the album "Vrisko on Logo Na Zo" contains her best vocal performance. [161]

Compared to the simplified melody, Vurisco of Logo Na Zoo presented a more difficult material by Papalizoo. [181] However, as the difficulty of the song increased, the lack of voice and the treble needed to push out the voice further, resulting in the exaggeration voice of her. Most critics agree that her "intense" performance reduces the quality of the song, but sometimes her style plays a role in enhancing entertainment. Calamari said that her album in 2008 and 2010 was so boring and mediocre that Papalizu wrote, "I was able to bring my life to the most boring song in her singing." [162] [166]

In 2008, Elena Paparikiu performed in Karamata as part of the Party Tour.

In antique careers, Papalizu was a simple look that lacked a style, symbolizing a young girl. After solo, it shifted to a more feminine and sexy style. [41] Papalizoo was known for wearing highly exposed clothes, contrasting with the image of a good child. [13] Her look was hot pants and showed her legs, her most important physical characteristics. [183] She was wearing a mini dress and a 5-inch high heel. [7] Papalizu adopted a roc k-inspired image to advertise the Vurisco album released by the logo Na Zo, and appeared aggressively in dark tone clothing and makeup. [184] The look was completed with multiple earrings, including ears, tongue, and especially nostrils, and she wore a wire chain attached to the piercing.

According to Evianna Nikoleri, Papalizu is following the simultaneous trend that a female pop / Raika singer spreads rock images, which emits Despina Vandy. Avopolis's Makis Calamalis also stated that Papalizu's new image was for success in the mainstream rather than an artistic expression, and Papaizu is aware of his limits, but suddenly rocky. Instead of performing Persona, he added that he was gradually familiar. Calamari is also the only Greek singer who can imitate international women's trends without singing in Clones in Sukiradiko or making clones like Madonna. He said that she was standing out to the scene. [185] Giannis Marketakis, Papalizoo's makeup artist, states that Papalizu has always given his opinion on his looks and fashion and follows fashion trends. [184] Papalizoo states that he will avoid extreme things in choosing his fashion. [175] In the bargaining of love, Papalizoo praised the achievements of fashion and stylist Al Giga, who made himself liked himself, and has provided most of her wardrobes since the Eurobision in 2005. He also praises his achievements. [186]

Accolades [ edit ]

Papalizoo established a public image described as "Greece's Every Girl" and "Girls in the neighboring house", making it an image of teenage girls. [109] [175] [187] Her song has become a standard for young people who auditions on reality music programs such as Greece idols, influencing young artists such as idol runne r-up Nicole Papalist Dimu. I gave it. [188] Papalizu became known for approaching the media. She is known for apologizing from the interview, laughing all the time, "I want to be a good girl, not a sad woman, and want to be able to have a good feeling." The image of a woman is projected. [13] While being active as a TV personality, Papalizu became known by exploding laughter frequently. [189]

Personal life [ edit ]

[7] Papalizoo tells reporters about his private life, plastic surgery, and weight. [7] She is called "ant i-star". [175] Papalizu's biography in Alpha TV's "Kafes Me Tin ELENI" states that her charm is neither voice, song, or body, but indicates the qualities and limits of ordinary people. [7] Papalizu said he liked to show himself moderately. [175] She classifies her star evaluation in Greek Star systems into medium, which is an appropriate level as an artist. She also stated in the Greek masses that their public image could not exceed that girl next to it. [175] E! Entertainment Television is ranked 16th among the 25 of the 25th sexy women in 2008 and 25 of the 25 most sexy pop divers, along with Costus Martakis. Only two of the celebrities were ranked. In 2009, she had been hoping for breast augmentation since she was 18 and had breast augmentation at the age of 26. [175] [191]

Papalizu started a promotion campaign at Athens's hard rock cafe on April 29, 2010. < SPAN> Papalizoo established a public image described as "Greece's Everygirl" and "The Girl in the neighboring house" and became the image of teenagers. [109] [175] [187] Her song has become a standard for young people who auditions on reality music programs such as Greece idols, influencing young artists such as idol runne r-up Nicole Papalist Dimu. I gave it. [188] Papalizu became known for approaching the media. She is known for apologizing from the interview, laughing all the time, "I want to be a good girl, not a sad woman, and want to be able to have a good feeling." The image of a woman is projected. [13] While being active as a TV personality, Papalizu became known by exploding laughter frequently. [189]

Papalizu started a promotion campaign at Athens's hard rock cafe on April 29, 2010. Papalizoo established a public image described as "Greece's Every Girl" and "Girls in the neighboring house", making it an image of teenage girls. [109] [175] [187] Her song has become a standard for young people who auditions on reality music programs such as Greece idols, influencing young artists such as idol runne r-up Nicole Papalist Dimu. I gave it. [188] Papalizu became known for approaching the media. She is known for apologizing from the interview, laughing all the time, "I want to be a good girl, not a sad woman, and want to be able to have a good feeling." The image of a woman is projected. [13] While being active as a TV personality, Papalizu became known by exploding laughter frequently. [189]

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Elena Paparizou made a performance at the Mad VMA that excited the Tae Kwon Do audience. After all, she received this year's honorary award. You're my lover, undercover. You're my sacred passion and I have no other. You're delicious, so capricious. If I find out you don't want me, I'll be vicious. This is a comprehensive list of awards won by Helena Paparizou, a Swedish-Greek singer-songwriter. Helena Paparizou awards and nominations.

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