Elena Paparizou

Eleni "Elena" Papalizu (Greek: ELENA, January 3, 1982, is usually called Helena Papalizu overseas) is a Greek singer, songwriter and talent. Born and raised in Sweden under the Greek parents, after enrolling in various art schools, he started his career in Sweden in Sweden as a member of Laica (Greek folk songs) and Eurdance duo "Antique". Participated in the 2001 Eurobision Song Contest, and later gained popularity in Greece.

Contents

• Helena Papalizou 2004 2014 All Songs
• initial
• 19992003 Antique era
• 200305 Solo activity Pr o-Teleotita participated in Eurobision Song Contest
• 200607 Apparent Game and Soundtrack
• 20082010 VRISKO in LOGO NA ZO GIRO APO T ONEIRO tour.
• 201112 Big Hits Further New Labels and Management, TV appearance
• 201315 Tour with Tee Ora Vogome One Life Nine
• 2016 Announced a tour with the ninth studio album "The Voice of Green"
• Impact
• Music and theme
• Vocal style
• Fashion and style
• Public image
• History of awards
• Private life
• Greek studio album
• English studio album
• References

Antique was dissolved in 2003, and Papalizu signed a solo recording agreement with Sony Music Greece, and released his debut single "ANAPANDITES KLISEIS" and the album "Protereotita" (2004). In 2005, he participated in the Eurovision Song Contest as a Greek national team and won the "My Number One". This was the first Greek victory in contest history, making her career advanced significantly. Later, her album was certified by the Greek International Records Industrial Federation. At one time, Papalizu tried a career outside the Greek in English and charted in several overseas countries. The following three albums "IPARHI LOGOS" (2006), "GAME OF LOVE" (2006), and "VRISKO on Logo Na Zo" (2008) have won the first place in Greece and achieved platinum sales. did. The fifth studio album "GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO" (2010) was also certified as platinum. Greatest Hits & Amp; More, which was the last release before Papalizoo's Sony Music left, was released in 2011, including AirPlay's largest hit song, Baby It Over.

Paparizou established himself as an adolescent idol, especially among young girls. He is a spokesperson for the Nokia and IVI brands. From 2013 to 2015, Helena was a spokesperson for Koleston hair color products in Greece. In 2010, he 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 his fiancé and manager Toni Mavridis from 1999 until their separation in 2011.

On March 14, 2010, Alfa TV ranked Paparizou 14th in its ranking of the country's top female artists since 1960, with seven platinum records and four gold records. Paparizou was the most successful debut female artist of the 2000s and established herself as one of the top artists of the late 2010s. As of 2010, she has sold 300. 000 albums and 47. 1 million singles. In Greece, she sold 100. 000 albums as part of Antique, 24. 000 albums in Cyprus, and 80. 000 singles during her solo career in Sweden. In 2010, Forbes named Paparizou the 21st most powerful and influential celebrity in Greece. She has over 144 million views on YouTube, the most in the Greek music industry. She is also the first Greek female artist to reach 600. 000 likes on Facebook.

Early life

Elena Paparaki was born on January 31, 1982 in Borås, Västergötland, Sweden. She is the youngest child of Greek parents Georgios Paparakis (1948-2008) and Efrosine "Froso" Paparizou. Her parents are from the Karditsa region. Elena has a sister, Arete, known as Rita, and a brother, Konstantinos, known as "Dinos". Paparizou's parents met and married in her mother's hometown, and moved to Volas in 1970. In 1985, the family returned to Greece to live with relatives in Volos, as Elena developed asthma and her lungs could not cope with the cold Scandinavian climate. A year later, the family was able to return to Gothenburg, Sweden. As a result of their trip to Greece, Paparizou spoke Greek as her first language and attended a Greek school, so she did not make friends with many Swedish children. Paparizou still suffers from breathing problems and often brings something she inhales into her tent.

Papalizu has been interested in art since childhood, going to singing, dancing, and acting classes. At the age of seven, he started piano, ballet, and Greek dance lessons, and sang Christos Dantis's "MURO MOU" in front of Greek audience for the first time in a teenager. Two years later, Papalizoo decided to be a singer and began studying Greek music. By the age of 14, Elena Papalizu formed three Teenagers and the first group, Seoul Fan Comatic. They were saving money to record the songs while playing hi p-hop music. On October 29, 1998, during a hi p-hop party at a yesburoli nightclub, 13 close friends of Papalizu died in a fire, killed 63 people, killing more than 200 people. She begged for her mother to go to the party, but was not allowed to attend. Papalizoo, who lost his friend, decided to give up the song. I learned theater, performance, television, and directing at Art Performing School.

1999–2003: Antique era

In 1999, Papalizoo's older brother's DJ friend asked Elena Papalizoo to make a demonstration for the hit song "OPA OPA" hit song "OPA OPA", but the lyrics were written from a male perspective, so Papaizu is a childhood friend. ・ I wanted to sing with Panagiotdis. Record producers, who are interested in contracting with gender duo, singing a traditional Greek song cover, contacted Papalizoo, and Papalizu recommended Panagiotdis. The two formed an antique and contracted with the independent record company Bonnie Music. The reason we called our "antique" was because it gave the impression that it was "classic" and "transcends the times", reminiscent of papalizu's Greek music, which is unfriendly, ol d-fashioned, and acquired. 。 Their debut single "OPA OPA" hits Sweden and Norway, and eventually joined the top 10 in both countries. Subsequent single "Dinata Dinata", "Follow Me", and "Moro Mou" also entered Sweden. < SPAN> Papalizu has been interested in art since childhood, going to singing, dancing, and acting classes. At the age of seven, he started piano, ballet, and Greek dance lessons, and sang Christos Dantis's "MURO MOU" in front of Greek audience for the first time in a teenager. Two years later, Papalizoo decided to be a singer and began studying Greek music. By the age of 14, Elena Papalizu formed three Teenagers and the first group, Seoul Fan Comatic. They were saving money to record the songs while playing hi p-hop music. On October 29, 1998, during a hi p-hop party at a yesburoli nightclub, 13 close friends of Papalizu died in a fire, killed 63 people, killing more than 200 people. She begged for her mother to go to the party, but was not allowed to attend. Papalizoo, who lost his friend, decided to give up the song. I learned theater, performance, television, and directing at Art Performing School.

In 1999, Papalizoo's older brother's DJ friend asked Elena Papalizoo to make a demonstration for the hit song "OPA OPA" hit song "OPA OPA", but the lyrics were written from a male perspective, so Papaizu is a childhood friend. ・ I wanted to sing with Panagiotdis. Record producers, who are interested in contracting with gender duo, singing a traditional Greek song cover, contacted Papalizoo, and Papalizu recommended Panagiotdis. The two formed an antique and contracted with the independent record company Bonnie Music. The reason we called our "antique" was because it gave the impression that it was "classic" and "transcends the times", reminiscent of papalizu's Greek music, which is unfriendly, ol d-fashioned, and acquired. 。 Their debut single "OPA OPA" hits Sweden and Norway, and eventually joined the top 10 in both countries. Subsequent single "Dinata Dinata", "Follow Me", and "Moro Mou" also entered Sweden. Papalizu has been interested in art since childhood, going to singing, dancing and acting classes. At the age of seven, he started piano, ballet, and Greek dance lessons, and sang Christos Dantis's "MURO MOU" in front of Greek audience for the first time in a teenager. Two years later, Papalizoo decided to be a singer and began studying Greek music. By the age of 14, Elena Papalizou formed three Spanish speaking teenagers and the first group, Seoul Fan Comatic. They were saving money to record the songs while playing hi p-hop music. On October 29, 1998, during a hi p-hop party at a yesburoli nightclub, 13 close friends of Papalizu died in a fire, killed 63 people and injured more than 200. She begged for her mother to go to the party, but was not allowed to attend. Papalizoo, who lost his friend, decided to give up the song. I learned theater, performance, television, and directing at Art Performing School.

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

In 1999, Papalizoo's older brother's DJ friend asked Elena Papalizoo to make a demonstration for the hit song "OPA OPA" hit song "OPA OPA", but the lyrics were written from a male perspective, so Papaizu is a childhood friend. ・ I wanted to sing with Panagiotdis. Record producers, who are interested in contracting with gender duo, singing a traditional Greek song cover, contacted Papalizoo, and Papalizu recommended Panagiotdis. The two formed an antique and contracted with the independent record company Bonnie Music. The reason we called our "antique" was because it gave the impression that it was "classic" and "transcends the times", reminiscent of papalizu's Greek music, which is unfriendly, ol d-fashioned, and acquired. 。 Their debut single "OPA OPA" hits Sweden and Norway, and eventually joined the top 10 in both countries. Subsequent single "Dinata Dinata", "Follow Me", and "Moro Mou" also entered Sweden.

In 2001, relatively unknown in Greece, the duo reached the Greek national final of the Eurovision Song Contest with "(I would die) for you", written by Nikos Terzis and lyrics by Antonis Pappas. They won first place, but "Antique" won the public vote, which determined that they would win the overall Eurovision Song Contest, and they competed in the Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen in 2001. The song was their biggest success in Greece, going platinum and reaching third place in Sweden. Antique's Eurovision success helped them gain wider recognition in Greece. They recorded four studio albums, which were moderately successful, toured Europe and North America, and collaborated with artists such as Katie Garbi and Slavi Trifonov. Paparizou and Panagiotidis then began their solo careers. Initially, Paparizou was criticized for abandoning his friend for his own business interests. Paparizou said that the breakup was not permanent, but a mutual decision to try other things, and that they are open to reuniting.

At the end of 2003, Elena Paparizou signed a solo record deal with Sony Music and released her debut single "Anapandites Klytsis" as a double A-side with "Treli Kardia". The single reached number 1 on the Greek Top 50 singles chart and was certified gold by IFPI Greece. Since late 2003, Elena has been the first performer for various artists across Greece, including Antonis Lemos, Giannis Spanos, Apostolia Zoi, Nino, Thanos Petrelis, Sakis Rouvas, and Giorgos Mazonatakis. Later in 2004, her video for "Anapandites Klissi" won the MAD Video Music Award for Best Dance Video and was also nominated for Best New Artist Video. At the awards ceremony, Elena performed a duet with the song's writer, Christos Dantis.

On June 27, 2004, Elena Paparizou released her solo debut album, Protereotita. The album released the singles "Antithesis", "Sitse Kala" and "In Mou kardia mou mono thlipsi". It received mixed reviews from critics. The album won Paparizou her first Arion Award for Best Female Pop Singer, and the videos for "Katse Kala" and "Treli Kardia" won MAD Awards for Best Female Video and Best Direction, respectively.

Papalizu, a permanent residence in Greece in 2004, was selected as the Greek representative of the Eurobied Contest 2005 in Kiev, Ukraine, after a lon g-led selection process led by the stat e-owned radio television (ERT). ERT initially considered Papalizoo as a candidate for a wel l-known artist, but these transactions failed. At that time, he said, "Nobody wanted to participate in the Eurovision." My Number One, composed by Dantis and written by Natalia Germannu, was selected by judges and telephone votes in the Greek finals.

Her name was "Elena", but she was promoted as "Helena" to distinguish it from other countries in other countries until she participated in Eurovision. She keeps claiming Helena in promotions and releases other than Greek, but prefers to be known as "Elena". Papalizu visited Europe to advertise the participation in Eurobision, and was appointed Ambassador of the Greek Tourism by the Minister of Tourism of the Dimitris Abramopros. She spent 500 euros on a campaign to advertise Greece through goods and advertisements screened throughout Europe.

On May 21, 2005, Papalizu won the Eurobision Song Contest. This is the first victory in Greek history. 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. Her victory caused a grand celebration mood on Athens's streets, and after returning to Japan, a reception was held at Maximos's residence, including the Minister of Theodoros Lusopros, Costus Karaman lisis, and other government officials. Papalizoo's Eurobision champion turned her into a musician attracting attention from relatively minor celebrities, solidified solo careers, and became widely known internationally. On July 14, she performed at the birthday celebration of Princess Victoria in Sweden. When she went up to the stage and greeted the royal family, King Karl XIV's Gustav stood to hug with a paparazzi instead of a handshake, and put her hand on her back from a lower position than in social wisdom. Was brewed. Later, the royal family made a statement that his hand had slipped.

Papalizoo traveled to Europe and performed in all 12 points. Later, with Nikos Kukeris, he toured Greek Diasupola in North America and Australia. Papalizu said that if he did something related to the Euro Vision, he would have been in Greece and he would do it for his hometown, Sweden. After several opening acts, Papalizoo dedicated to the Fever, featuring Giorgos Zarikis, featuring Christos Pazice in the 2005-06 season.

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

After Papalizoo's Euroovision championship and several reissues, the album was certified as a double platinum by IFPI GREECE. With this success, the album was recurred in a single edition and tw o-disc set as "Protereotita: Euro Edition", and was released as a compilation album in some European countries. The Euro Edition was the first album for Papalizoo and won the Arion Awards Best Women's Pop Singer Award. My number one "," The Light in Soul ",", "A Briter Day" was released as a single, recorded 1st, 3rd and 24th in Sweden, respectively. But "My Number One" was released in the United States with a remix from Moda Records in August 2006. "My Number One" was recognized as a platinum and became her first AirPlay hit.

In November 2005, Papalizoo released a new CD single "Mambo!" And won the first place in the Greek single charts and AirPlay charts for 10 consecutive weeks, and won platinum status. This single was the most successful single for her, and was second in the 2005 single chart, overtaking "My Number One". He performed "My Number One" at Mad VMA in 2005, and in 2006, the Best Pop Video Award ("The Light in Awa Soul"), Best Women's Artist Video Award ("" My Number One ") and the artist of the year (" Mambo! "). This album has been the third reissue as "Pro Teleotita: Euro Edition + Mambo"! It recurred in November as an edition (Protereotitao Edition and Edition 3). In 2007, Papalizoo was awarded the European Border Breakers award at the Midem Festival in Cannes, an international version of his debut album.

In January 2006, 25 artists, including Paparizou, formed the band Simmeteho Energa and recorded a charity single, "Eho Ti Dinami", in support of the Hellenic Cancer Society. It was released as a CD single. The double album includes previously released material and live recordings from the MAD Secret Concert in December 2005.

On April 12, Paparizou released his second album, Ypirhe Logoi, in Greece, which was well received. During the promotion of the album, Paparizou performed the title track at the Arion Music Awards. The album contained three successful singles: "There's a Reason", "Gigolo" and "If You Were More Norris". It topped the Greek album charts for several weeks and was certified platinum by IFPI Greece seven months later. It also reached number one in Cyprus and was certified platinum with shipments of 6, 000 copies. A cover of Celine Dion's "Just Walk Away" was released as a promo single, including the Greek version, "Mambo!". Paparizou won Best Female Artist Video (for "Gigolo") and Best Video Dressed (for "An Ihes Erthi Pio Noris") at the MAD VMA, among five nominations, for opening songs "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In" and "Don't Go Away". The album was also nominated twice at the 2007 Cyprus Music Awards, where she performed. The album was re-released in February 2007 as Iparhi Logos: Platinum Edition, featuring Paparizou's number one hit "Mazi Su". The song was one of two she sang on the soundtrack of the TV series of the same name by Barbie Kai I, Light, and was a number one hit for Paparizou. The Dodeka Vasilopres soundtrack was released in 2006, with her latest hit single, a cover of the rebetiko song "Don't Leave" by Voula Georgoutis, reaching number two. Prior to its re-release, the single was also released on the EP Fos, which reached number one on the Greek Top 50 singles chart and was certified gold, making it her fourth consecutive number one on the chart. On 20 May 2006, Paparizou opened the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 in Athens with "My Number One", and later performed "Mambo! Paparizou's song "Heroes" became the official song and was performed at the 2006 European Athletics Championships in Gothenburg. The single was released in Sweden and Finland, becoming her second number one hit in the former.

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 was released in 14 countries across Europe and South Africa. In Greece and Cyprus, the album reached number one and was certified platinum. The album was considered a "foreign release" and therefore only eligible to be featured on the Greek Foreign Albums chart, which it completed. It also topped the Greek Mixed Albums chart, spending 11 consecutive weeks in the chart in January 2007 and being certified platinum by Ifpi Greece for shipments of 15. 000 copies. "Teardrops" was released as the first Greek single from the album and reached number one in Greece. "Mambo!" The single was certified gold in Sweden. The single was certified gold in Sweden. That winter, Paparizou was scheduled to promote the album abroad, but instead chose to perform with Pashalis Terzis at Iera Odos starting on October 27th.

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

In early 2007, Paparizou became a spokesperson for her former sponsor Nokia Greece, releasing the song "Ola Ine Mousiki" in October 2007 to promote the company. She partnered with retailer Plaisio to launch a limited edition MP4 player called "MP4 Total Helena" (2GB) by Turbo-X. The player contained special compilations and music videos, and in 2008 was also released as "Th4" MP4 with material from her new album and exclusive content. In Sweden, she released a cover of "3 is a Magic Number" in a TV commercial for the mobile phone company. It topped the charts at number 18. Paparaki was introduced to Greek TV presenter Niko Aliagas for his album Project Rendez-Vous with "I Zilia Monaksia", a cover of Pascal Obispo's hit "L'Envie d'Amer", and released "To Fili tis Zois" for the soundtrack of the movie of the same name. "To Fili tis Zois" stayed at number one for five weeks and became the most successful AirPlay single until 2011, making it one of the most successful songs of the late 2000s. It was nominated for four VMAs, 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. The single became the country's first digital single to be certified gold since marketing trends leaned towards gold.

Paparizou released her fourth album, Brisco, on June 12, 2008. The singles "Door For Heaven", "Your Heart is Stone", "Fireworks", and "You are the Voice" were released as singles. The video for "Fireworks" was nominated for Sexiest Video and won six MAD Video Music Awards, including Best Pop Video and Video of the Year. "Your Heart Stone" won Female Artist of the Year, and "Door To Heaven" was nominated for Artist of the Year. With this album, Paparizou moved away from her pop/lyco style and presented a more rock-inspired image. The album and its concept received mixed reviews. The album was certified gold in its first week and eventually reached number one in Greece and was certified platinum three months later. It peaked at number two in Cyprus and was certified platinum. Paparizou's duet with the Spanish group Chambao on their single "Papeles Mojados" was played in Spanish clubs. In June, Paparizou opened the 2008 MAD Video Music Awards with a remix of Madonna's song "4 Minutes" and "Porta Gia Ton Ourano", and also performed with the hip-hop group Stavento. Paparizou began their first national tour, the To Party Arhizei Tour, from July 2 to September 19, 2009. The final show of the tour, scheduled for Heraklion, Crete, three days later, was cancelled due to bad weather, and instead Paparizou performed two shows at a club called Anadromes in October 2009. The tour drew 192, 000 people, selling out the venue in Thessaloniki. After this tour, the album was reissued in December 2009 as a deluxe edition, featuring a live performance entitled Live in Concert. A reissue of the album was planned for late 2009, featuring newly recorded material, 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.

Papalizu participated in the soundtrack project of Bonnier Alla HimleNGLAR in August, and "Genom Krig Och Kärlek" and love) Was provided. On October 23, 2008, he performed a concert with other artists at the Siemens Arena of Lithuania Villins, mobilizing about 10, 000 people. From October 30 to April 9, he performed again with Pasaris Telzis in Jela Odos, and decorated the opening of Manos Pilovolakis. From May to September, Papalizu was the main act on the stage "Thalassa: People's Stage" on the theme of concerts in the club. At the venue, Act 15. 50, Stavento, and Loukas Yorcas appeared. Papalizoo returned to the eighth MAD secret concert stage on May 26. A video entitled "MAD Secret Concert Vol. II" was released from mi d-2009 to the second half. During the winter, Papalizu stayed in Sweden and spent his new album and his mother. The English version of the album was announced in 2009, but the plan was not realized by the sudden death of Papalizu's father. Three songs are recorded, one of which is a tribute to his father. < SPAN> Papalizu participated in the Bonnier Alla Himlens änglar soundtrack project and "Genom Krig Och Kärle" (Allt Jag Vill) GH WAR AND LOVE) was provided. On October 23, 2008, he performed a concert with other artists at the Siemens Arena of Lithuania Villins, mobilizing about 10, 000 people. From October 30 to April 9, he performed again with Pasaris Telzis in Jela Odos, and decorated the opening of Manos Pilovolakis. From May to September, Papalizu was the main act on the stage "Thalassa: People's Stage" on the theme of concerts in the club. At the venue, Act 15. 50, Stavento, and Loukas Yorcas appeared. Papalizoo returned to the eighth MAD secret concert stage on May 26. A video entitled "MAD Secret Concert Vol. II" was released from mi d-2009 to the second half. During the winter, Papalizu stayed in Sweden and spent his new album and his mother. The English version of the album was announced in 2009, but the plan was not realized by the sudden death of Papalizu's father. Three songs are recorded, one of which is a tribute to his father. Papalizu participated in the soundtrack project of Bonnier Alla HimleNGLAR in August, and "Genom Krig Och Kärlek" and love) Was provided. On October 23, 2008, he performed a concert with other artists at the Siemens Arena of Lithuania Villins, mobilizing about 10, 000 people. From October 30 to April 9, he performed again with Pasaris Telzis in Jela Odos, and decorated the opening of Manos Pilovolakis. From May to September, Papalizu was the main act on the stage "Thalassa: People's Stage" on the theme of concerts in the club. At the venue, Act 15. 50, Stavento, and Loukas Yorcas appeared. Papalizoo returned to the eighth MAD secret concert stage on May 26. A video entitled "MAD Secret Concert Vol. II" was released from mi d-2009 to the second half. During the winter, Papalizu stayed in Sweden and spent his new album and his mother. The English version of the album was announced in 2009, but the plan was not realized by the sudden death of Papalizu's father. Three songs are recorded, one of which is a tribute to his father.

Papalizoo has joined a new marketing trend to release an album in a Sunday newspaper. On March 28, the fifth studio album "GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO" was announced in the Greek newspaper "Realnews", and the next day, a standard and deluxe version of the video was released. Eleven days later, the album achieved a total of 140. 000 copies, both physical shipment and newspapers. However, the number of newspapers shipments is not considered in IFPI. In August 2010, Papalizu said in an interview with a radio that the album sold enough physical number to receive platinum certification from IFPI. On November 6, 2010, Papalizoo was at least 12. 000 GIRO APO T'Oneiro received platinum certification from IFPI GREECE. THA "Mai Allios", "A ISOUNA AGAPI", "PSAHNO TINATHEIA", and "GIRNA ME STO HTES" have been released as singles. "THA Mai Allios, released a year ago on the album, became the first singer to advertise a soft drink IVI brand. Papalizoo won the MTV European Award's Best Greek Act Award, and was nominated for the Best European Act, but finished sixth and missed the official nominating. The video of THA 'Mai Allios was awarded the Mad Video Music Awards Video of the Year and was nominated for the Best Pop Video Award. < SPAN> Papalizu has joined a new marketing trend to release an album in a Sunday newspaper. On March 28, the fifth studio album "GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO" was announced in the Greek newspaper "Realnews", and the next day, a standard and deluxe version of the video was released. Eleven days later, the album achieved a total of 140. 000 copies, both physical shipment and newspapers. However, the number of newspapers shipments is not considered in IFPI. In August 2010, Papalizu said in an interview with a radio that the album sold enough physical number to receive platinum certification from IFPI. On November 6, 2010, Papalizoo was at least 12. 000 GIRO APO T'Oneiro received platinum certification from IFPI GREECE. THA "Mai Allios", "A ISOUNA AGAPI", "PSAHNO TINATHEIA", and "GIRNA ME STO HTES" have been released as singles. "THA Mai Allios, released a year ago on the album, became the first singer to advertise a soft drink IVI brand. Papalizoo won the MTV European Award's Best Greek Act Award, and was nominated for the Best European Act, but finished sixth and missed the official nominating. The video of THA 'Mai Allios was awarded the Mad Video Music Awards Video of the Year and was nominated for the Best Pop Video Award. Papalizoo has joined a new marketing trend to release an album in a Sunday newspaper. On March 28, the fifth studio album "GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO" was announced in the Greek newspaper "Realnews", and the next day, a standard and deluxe version of the video was released. Eleven days later, the album achieved a total of 140. 000 copies, both physical shipment and newspapers. However, the number of newspapers shipped in IFPI is not considered. In August 2010, Papalizu said in an interview with a radio that the album sold enough physical number to receive platinum certification from IFPI. On November 6, 2010, Papalizoo was at least 12. 000 GIRO APO T'Oneiro received platinum certification from IFPI GREECE. THA "Mai Allios", "A ISOUNA AGAPI", "PSAHNO TINATHEIA", and "GIRNA ME STO HTES" have been released as singles. "Tha Mai Allios, released a year ago on the album, was the first singer to advertise a soft drink IVI brand. Papalizoo won the MTV European Award's Best Greek Act Award, and was nominated for the Best European Act, but finished sixth and missed the official nominating. The video of THA 'Mai Allios was awarded the Mad Video Music Award for Video of the Year and was nominated for the Best Pop Video Award.

On June 30, 2010, Papalizu and Onirama started the joint tour "FISIKA MAZI", starting with Petrolion's Petrolion's Petrolion Theatrro Petras. However, there was a surprise review by SDOE at the venue on Kephalonia, and the tour was canceled. 8. 500 concert tickets were not stamped and no artist's contract was submitted. The production was guilty of tax violation. Papalizoo did not know about these cases, and said that it had nothing to do with the production team except for the artist. At the first concert of Mad Fanatics, a tribute to Michael Jackson, Papalizu c o-starred with the other seven artists. He concluded the show with Jackson's "Heal The World" and "You're Not Alone". In the winter season, Papalizu c o-starred with Antonis Lemos in Diogenis Studio and was reported to be 10, 000 euros overnight (4, 000 euros cheaper than the previous season). Papalizu participated in Albert Hammond's "Legend" with "Enredao" and the English version "Tangled with Tears". < SPAN> On June 30, 2010, Papalizu and Onirama started the joint tour "FISIKA MAZI", starting with Petrolion's Petrolion's Theater Petras. However, there was a surprise review by SDOE at the venue on Kephalonia, and the tour was canceled. 8. 500 concert tickets were not stamped and no artist's contract was submitted. The production was guilty of tax violation. Papalizoo did not know about these cases, and said that it had nothing to do with the production team except for the artist. At the first concert of Mad Fanatics, a tribute to Michael Jackson, Papalizu c o-starred with the other seven artists. He concluded the show with Jackson's "Heal The World" and "You're Not Alone". In the winter season, Papalizu c o-starred with Antonis Lemos in Diogenis Studio and was reported to be 10, 000 euros overnight (4, 000 euros cheaper than the previous season). Papalizu participated in Albert Hammond's "Legend" with "Enredao" and the English version "Tangled with Tears". On June 30, 2010, Papalizu and Onirama started the joint tour "FISIKA MAZI", starting with Petrolion's Petrolion's Petrolion Theatrro Petras. However, there was a surprise review by SDOE at the venue on Kephalonia, and the tour was canceled. 8. 500 concert tickets were not stamped and no artist's contract was submitted. The production was guilty of tax violation. Papalizoo did not know about these cases, and said that it had nothing to do with the production team except for the artist. At the first concert of Mad Fanatics, a tribute to Michael Jackson, Papalizu c o-starred with the other seven artists. He concluded the show with Jackson's "Heal The World" and "You're Not Alone". In the winter season, Papalizu c o-starred with Antonis Lemos in Diogenis Studio and was reported to be 10, 000 euros overnight (4, 000 euros cheaper than the previous season). Papalizu participated in Albert Hammond's "Legend" with "Enredao" and the English version "Tangled with Tears".

2011–12: Greatest Hits & More, new label and management, and television

On February 2, 2011, Paparizou was one of eight actresses who appeared on MAD TV's first charity fashion music show, MADWalk (the Greek equivalent of the international Fashion Rocks). She represented fashion designer Apostolos Mitropoulos with her new song "Baby It's Over", the lead single from his triple greatest hits collection & amp; amp;; on February 8, she performed at Flight Nightclub in Sofia, Bulgaria. "Baby It's Over" debuted at number one on the Billboard Greek Digital Singles Chart, her fourth hit on the chart and her first number one on the Greek chart in three years. It also topped the Greek Airplay Chart for ten consecutive weeks, making it the most successful single of her career. The song won two awards at the 2011 MAD Video Music Awards, Female Artist of the Year and Fashion Icon of the Year. Paparizou was nominated for Artist of the Year and received her fourth Best Pop Video nomination for "Psycho The Truth". The second single from the album, "Love Me Crazy" (released in Greek as "O, ti Niotho Den Allazi"), was released in May 2011 and reached number 5 on the airplay charts. The lyrics of the song, especially those of the lead single, led to speculation that Paparizou and Mavridis' 12-year relationship had ended, which turned out to be true. On February 2, 2011, Paparizou was one of eight actresses who appeared on MAD TV's first charity fashion music show, MADWalk (the Greek version of the international Fashion Rocks). She represented fashion designer Apostolos Mitropoulos with her new song "Baby It's Over", the lead single from her triple greatest hits collection & amp; amp; amp;; at Flight nightclub in Sofia, Bulgaria on February 8th. "Baby It's Over" debuted at number one on the Billboard Greek Digital Singles Chart. It was her fourth hit on the chart and her first number one on the Greek charts in three years. It also topped the Greek Airplay Chart for ten consecutive weeks, making it the most successful single of her career. The song won her two awards at the 2011 MAD Video Music Awards, for Female Artist of the Year and Fashion Icon of the Year. Paparizou was nominated for Artist of the Year and her fourth Best Pop Video nomination for "Psycho The Truth". The album's second single, "Love Me Crazy" (released in Greek as "O, ti Niotho Den Allazi"), was released in May 2011 and reached number 5 on the airplay charts. The lyrics of the songs, especially those of the lead single, led to speculation that Paparizou and Mavridis' 12-year relationship had ended, which turned out to be true. On February 2, 2011, Paparizou was one of eight actresses who appeared on MAD TV's first charity fashion music show, MADWalk (the Greek equivalent of the international Fashion Rocks). She represented fashion designer Apostolos Mitropoulos, performing her new song "Baby It's Over", the lead single from his triple greatest hits collection & amp; amp;; on February 8, she performed at Flight nightclub in Sofia, Bulgaria. "Baby It's Over" debuted at number one on the Billboard Greek Digital Singles Chart. It was her fourth hit on the chart and her first number one on the Greek chart in three years. It also topped the Greek Airplay Chart for ten consecutive weeks, making it the most successful single of her career. The song won Paparizou two awards at the 2011 MAD Video Music Awards: Female Artist of the Year and Fashion Icon of the Year. Paparizou was nominated for Artist of the Year and her fourth Best Pop Video nomination for "Psycho The Truth". The second single from the album, "Love Me Crazy" (released in Greek as "O, ti Niotho Den Allazi"), was released in May 2011 and peaked at number five on the Airplay Chart. The lyrics of the songs, especially the lead single, led to speculation that Paparizou and Mavridis' 12-year relationship had ended, which was true.

Papalizu spent a half year in Sweden with his family and friends. In June 2011, she announced that Mabridis had quit the director and formed a new team consisting of Swedish partners. She appeared as a professional only for four years. Papalizoo wanted to revive his career in Sweden, which had been sluggish since 2006, to expand his career other than music. She announced her second English album and European tour, and announced the possibility of participating in the previously rejected melody festival. We are also thinking of living permanently in Sweden. In the future collaboration with Mavridis, her label would be decided. In the third quarter of 2011, Papalizu duet the Nishiotico Classic Dari Dari for the duet album with Nana Musculi "Tragoudia APO Ta Ta Ellinika NISIA THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC" (released on November 29). Initially, he refused the appearance offer during the winter season of 2011-12, but appeared on November 18 as an Ianis Parios support act in Tessaloniki.

Papalizu made his television debut as a judge for the first season of Dancing on Ice from November 6 to January 22, and was criticized for the pros and cons. 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 set up a team with David Watson. Initially, it was regarded as a candidate for the championship, but the audience rating was mediocre, and in the third episode, he was ninth out of 10.

In December, Papalizu released the single "Mr. Perfect", ranked 7th on the digital chart and the Top 30 on the AirPlay chart. The song was remixed by The Plamen, and Papalizu performed with John Jet & The Black Hearts "I Hate MySelf for Love" at the 2012 Mad Walk held on February 2, 2012. In the video of the song, she was nominated for three categories: the 2012 Mad Video Music Award Best Pop Video Award, Annual Women's Artist Award, and Annual Women's Artist Award. She won the Women's Artist Award and Truck of the Year. Papalizoo performed a cabaret version of Eric Serdo's "Popular" in the final of Melodifestivalen 2012.

At the 2012 MAD Video Music Awards, Papalizu showed off a new version of the ballad song "WHO" included in Brisco's "The Reason To Live", and remixed the songs of Eddie Murphy. He appeared in Plamen's "All the Time" with Courtney and Risky Kid. The song won the second place on the Greece's official air play chart, ranking 34th in the most played song in Greece in 2012. These two songs were on air on the next day, and from late June to mi d-August, Papalizu toured Greece and Cyprus with beads. It is also reported that it may c o-star with Natasha Theodridu in Botaniko from the end of 2012 to early 2013. The agreement between Papalizoo and Sony Music Greece was officially terminated in early 2011, but she belonged to the record label for several months. On June 22, A & amp; amp; R spokesman, Janis Doxas, officially announced the end of the collaboration and his withdrawal from her label.

In mi d-2012, Papalizoo started recording a new album. She said in an interview with a radio that she was looking for a new style for her next Greek album. According to an interview with MTV Greece, the album contains 10 songs. In October, she recorded a folk duet with Natasha Theodridu, titled Lathos Agapes, and ranked 11th in the official Greece Air play chart of Mediainspector. On November 9, he played John Lennon's song "Imagine" in an acoustic version at the 2012 Athens Classic Marathon banquet. On February 1, 2013, Sony Music digitally released the second compilation album, The Love Collection, which collected Love Ballad from past albums on iTunes in Greece.

2013–15: Ti Ora Tha Vgoume?, One Life, Nine, and tours

In particular, Universal International Music has an exclusive contract with a record company of universal music groups, including EMI Music Greece and Lion Heart Records in Sweden. In February 2013, Papalizu appeared as a guest in the Greek Eurobision Final and sang Vegas, "My Number One", Vicky Raandro and "APRES TOI". "POSO M'ARESEI" will be released as a lead single from the album scheduled to be released on March 19. The music video was released on the 17th. The second single "ONE MINUTE" was released on April 15. On June 3, 2013, Papalizoo will release a studio album from EMI Music Greece Greece. For the first time in six years, the Swedish Lion Heart Records released a new English song "Save me (this is an SOS)".

On May 27, Paparizou appeared at the Gabby Awards 2013 in Hollywood, where she sang a Melina Mercouri song. In mid-2013, Paparizou appeared at several Greek music festivals and released a new album, Ti Ora Tha Vgoume?, an EP with four remixes of the song Save Me (That's SOS) by SoundFactory, was released on iTunes and Spotify in Sweden. It reached number 27 on the Swedish Dance Chart.

On February 1, Paparizou announced her 2014 entry on Melodifestivalen, which will select Sweden's representative for the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen. The official announcement was made in November 2013 by Swedish broadcaster SVT. Paparizou performed "Survivor" in the first heat on February 1. On March 1, Paparizoo advanced to the finals of Melodifestivalen 2014 after being voted out in the top two rounds. In the final, Paparizoo placed fourth. On March 26, her third English album, titled One Life, was released in Sweden by Lionheart Music Group. Paparizoo performed her new song "Don't Hold Back on Love" on May 2, 2014, during the semi-finals of "Voice of Greece". "Survivor" was certified gold in Sweden, selling over 20. 000 copies.

From November 14 to December 13, 2014, Paparizoo continued her Swedish Christmas tour "Julgalan 2014" in Sweden with Danny Saucedo, Alcázar, Mattias Andreasson, E-Type, Erik Segerst, Linda Bengtzing and Albin. On December 14, Paparizou sang at a church in Sweden celebrating Santa Lucia, which was broadcast on SVT.

In February 2015, Paparaki appeared with the duo House Twins' "Love Till It For Four", which later released the Greek Otan "Aggeli Klene". In March, Paparizou performed a single as a guest at the Eurovision Greece final, along with the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest winner "Rise Like a Phoenix".

On May 23, 2015, Paparizou won points as Greece's representative for the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest. In a strange twist, he gave his 12 points to Italy's IL Volo's song "Grande Amore", rather than to Cyprus (whose representative John Karayannis and his song "One Thing I Should Have Done" finished with 10 points). On May 29, Paparaki performed "Angel" at the finals of Let's Dance in Sweden.

Paparaki participated in the Swedish summer tour Diggiloo from June 6 to August 15, along with Magnus Karlsson, Martin Stenmark, Charlotte Perelli, Andreas Johnsson, Björn Kjellman, Hanna Hedlund, Oskar Bly, Jessica Andersson and Magnus Johansson.

Papalizou made his stage debut as "Saragina" in the musical "Nine" performed in the music theater Pantheon.

2016-present: Ninth Studio Album, The Voice of Greece, and tours

Papalizoo recorded a new song in November 2015. "MISI KARDIA" was written by Chris Maz, Andy Nicholas & Amplifier, Yiannis Doxas, and was exclusively released on 89, 8 DROMOS FM. On February 15, a music video was released along with the official release of the song. On March 20, 2016, Papalizu appeared in the "DROMOS Superstar Voices" held in Box Athens with a special host in Greek band "Melisses".

On March 25, 2016, the song "POU PIGE TOSI AGAPI" included in the album "IPARHI LOGOS" is officially recorded in the soundtrack album of the American comedy movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 It was announced.

From April 26 to May 6, 2016, Helena served as a commentator with Oscar Jia, Nyol Bajier and Victoria Johansson on the Swedish television program "INFER EUROVISION SONG CONTEST". During the Eurovision Song Contest Week, Papalizu gave a presentation as a special guest for EUROCLUB and EUROVISION VILLAGE.

Papalizu returned to the VMA stage for the first time in three years from the annual Mad Video Music Aword, and performed a new song "FIESTA", which was officially released on July 4. You are the only one lined up with Sergey Lazarev. Papalizoo also appeared in the X Factor Greece's semifinals on July 1 and supported Duo's stereo soul.

In the summer of 2016, Papalizu traveled to Greece with Milonas Stratis and Isias Matiaba. In September 2016, Papalizu participated in the Sweden show in Sweden with Cress Marmberg and the Yang Marum show.

On November 2, 2016, it was officially announced that Papalizoo would be one of the coaches of the third season of Voice of Green. The program was first broadcast on SKAI TV on November 16th.

Papalizoo is currently working on a new album to be released in late 2017. The single "AGKALIASE ME" was sent to the radio on December 9, 2016. On April 28, Papalizoo released his first collaboration with Febus, HAIDE.

In the summer of 2017, Papalizu tours with Deprina Vandy in Greece.

Influences

According to Paparizou, 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 experience was international protest music. Her musical roots are in Greek traditional music such as raikou and rebetiko, having been exposed to the music of Vasilis Tsitsanis, Markos Vamvakalis, Stelios Kazanzidis, Mimis Preisas, and Giannis Spanos. As a child, Paparizou considered these genres secluded and old-fashioned, and associated them with her summer holidays in Greece. As a teenager, she listened to a wide range of music, including R& B and soul. Her biggest influences were female singers such as Madonna, Celine Dion, Tina Turner, and Janet Jackson. Later, she was influenced by her frequent collaborator Pasalis Terzis, who taught her to improve her technical vocal skills. Paparizou was also a big fan of the Eurovision Song Contest, even before she first competed in 2001.

Music and themes

During her solo career, Paparizou changed her musical style merrily. Some critics attribute this to a lack of personal style and following trends for commercial success rather than artistic expression. Paparizou is known for following the trends of international female pop stars. Music critics have compared "The Light in Our Soul" to Celine Dion, "Let's Get Wild" to Anastacia, "Gigolo" and "Carpe Diem (Seize the Day)" to Shakira, "The Light in Our Soul" to Beyoncé Knowles, and "Dancing Without Music" to Kylie Minogue. Aphrodite (2010).

As with Antique's work, all of Paparizou's albums included cover versions and translations. After Antik fused traditional Greek music with Scandinavian disco sounds, Paparizou's solo debut album Protélotita focused on a pop sound and Laiko, with songs aimed at the club market. Despite the change in image, the album is similar to that of Antik, with "pop moments (along with Keen Laiko). The album features songs by Greek and Swedish writers, which Mastorakis said led to the sound of the album. The title track follows an R& B style, and "Katse Kala" was described as having an "original sound".

After winning the Eurobision, Papalizu's popularity rose, and she was often advertised as a pop singer by the media. In the review of the Euro version of Protereotita, the music corner Pavlos Zelvas was impressed by this album, and its modern style could be an international hit, and this singer was recording in English. He said he would support more. In the criticism of IPARHI LOGOS, Papalizu is the only artist who supports the genre of pop / dancing in Greece, except for Greek pop performers, Sakis Louvas. She also said she would hit anything. She used Papalizoo that a big producer like Giorgos Teoofanus and Fever was not needed to create hits. Zelvus said that many cover was the advantage of the album, and that "Gigoro" features a "wit" lyrics in the overall pattern that succeeded in "Mambo!" The overall patterns that follow the success of the previous hit songs are featured in the lyrics of "witty". She said that the popular song on this album was in contrast to pop songs, making her sound less concentrated.

Papalizoo's second English album, The Game of Love, was expected to be a Greek consumer and had a sound similar to iParhi Logos. Zelbus criticized the album, saying that it contains various styles such as dance, hi p-hop, slogam, and Latin, and follows a typical American music system. Zerba said that international pop singers did not surpass Papalizoo, and all the success of the album was promoted, but the impression of internationally affiliated record companies was not very good. 。 Zelva's impression was that while Papalizu continued his current trends and styles at the Laico Night Club while believing in the potential of the material, her ambition to become an international career would be frustrated. After winning the < Span> Eurobision, Papalizu's popularity rose, and she was often advertised as a pop singer by the media. In the review of the Euro version of Protereotita, the music corner Pavlos Zelvas was impressed by this album, and its modern style could be an international hit, and this singer was recording in English. He said he would support more. In the criticism of IPARHI LOGOS, Papalizu is the only artist who supports the genre of pop / dancing in Greece, except for Greek pop performers, Sakis Louvas. She also said she would hit anything. She used Papalizoo that a big producer like Giorgos Teoofanus and Fever was not needed to create hits. Zelvus said that many cover was the advantage of the album, and that "Gigoro" features a "wit" lyrics in the overall pattern that succeeded in "Mambo!" The overall patterns that follow the success of the previous hit songs are featured in the lyrics of "witty". She said that the popular song on this album was in contrast to pop songs, making her sound less concentrated.

Papalizoo's second English album, The Game of Love, was expected to be a Greek consumer and had a sound similar to iParhi Logos. Zelbus criticized the album, saying that it contains various styles such as dance, hi p-hop, slogam, and Latin, and follows a typical American music system. Zerba said that international pop singers did not surpass Papalizoo, and all the success of the album was promoted, but the impression of internationally affiliated record companies was not very good. 。 Zelva's impression was that while Papalizu continued his current trends and styles at the Laico Night Club while believing in the potential of the material, her ambition to become an international career would be frustrated. After winning the Eurobision, Papalizu's popularity rose, and she was often advertised as a pop singer by the media. In the review of the Euro version of Protereotita, the music corner Pavlos Zelvas was impressed by this album, and its modern style could be an international hit, and this singer was recording in English. He said he would support more. In the criticism of IPARHI LOGOS, Papalizu is the only artist who supports the genre of pop / dancing in Greece, except for Greek pop performers, Sakis Louvas. She also said she would hit anything. She used Papalizoo that a big producer like Giorgos Teoofanus and Fever was not needed to create hits. Zelvus said that many cover was the advantage of the album, and that "Gigoro" features a "wit" lyrics in the overall pattern that succeeded in "Mambo!" The overall patterns that follow the success of the previous hit songs are featured in the lyrics of "witty". She said that the popular song on this album was in contrast to pop songs, making her sound less concentrated.

Papalizoo's second English album, The Game of Love, was expected to be a Greek consumer and had a sound similar to iParhi Logos. Zelbus criticized the album, saying that it contains various styles such as dance, hi p-hop, slogam, and Latin, and follows a typical American music system. Zerba said that international pop singers did not surpass Papalizoo, and all the success of the album was promoted, but the impression of internationally affiliated record companies was not very good. 。 Zelva's impression was that while Papalizu continued his current trends and styles at the Laico Night Club while believing in the potential of the material, her ambition to become an international career would be frustrated.

Vocal style

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. While many songs are affected by rock, there are also songs that include danceable pop, pop folk, electronic, and salon music elements.₄Papalizoo is writing two songs on all studio albums, excluding the Imperhi logo. In addition, most of the antique songs "WHY? Most of these lyrics are collaboration with at least one other songwriter. Treli Kardia" (Protereotita), "CARPE DIEM", "TEARDROPS" The lyrics are provided to "Mathe Prota N'Agapas" (Vriisco of Na Zorogo), and the first music for Na Zorogo's Vriisco in "DEN THA 'MAI' Do" and "Filarakia" (GIRO APO T 'ONEIRO) Contribution-The first solo lyrics credit.₆Papalizoo has the vocal range of meso soprano. From young to 2005, she was C

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The tone of her vocal is described as "deep and sensual", "dramatic", and "metallic". Critics have often discussed whether Raiki 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 due to Papalizoo's Swedish raised and the expectation of her victory. Her English accent, which grew up abroad, was different from that of Greek's native language. Western music native listeners argue against this view. Sweden's critic in Sweden's Swenska Dagbradette magazine Dan Buckman said that Papalizu was the exception of the law that music artists sing in their native language most, and his vocal performance in Greek. He described it as "expressive power" and "mild" in English. He is also the most suitable for her voice, such as "STING KARDIA MOU MONO THLIPSI", "I ZOI SOU ZARI", "m'ngaliazei to Skotadi", "O, Ti AXIZI II STIGMES". I chose it consistently. She said she might have a "dramatic nerves" suitable for this style.

Fashion and style

A writer from Nitro was skeptical of Paparizou's musical abilities, writing in an article titled "If the World Were Fair" that it should be recognized that her image and the help of supporting singers play an important role for Paparizou. Pavlos Zervas from Music Corner wrote favorably about her voice, saying that on the Euro Edition EP, she was "flexible" and "adapted" to the needs of each song, from ballads to up-tempo songs. Eleftar reviewer Georgia Limoux did not disagree with Zervas' opinion. Limoux found her singing monotonous and lacking nuance between songs and styles. She also said that Paparizou's limited series forced her to repeat similar notes. Paparizou's tendency to speed up her voice through overvoicing (especially vocalizations) had worsened with age and had become a common complaint. According to Limoux, Paparizou began to sing with renewed confidence and strength, especially after her Eurovision win. Around 2008, critics noticed an improvement in her voice, stating that her best vocal performances were included on the album Vrisko, released by Logo Na Zo.

Compared to the simplified melodies of her previous albums, Vrisko on Logo Na Zo presented Paparizoo with more difficult material. However, as the songs became more difficult, her exaggerated voice became more noticeable as she had to push her voice further due to her lack of volume and high notes. Many critics agree that her "intense" performances diminish the quality of the songs, but sometimes her style can add to the entertainment value. Karamaris, who said that her albums in 2008 and 2010 were too boring and mediocre, wrote of Paparizoo, "She could bring life to even the most boring songs with her singing style."

Public image

During her career with Antique, Paparizoo had a simple look that lacked style, typical of a young girl. Since going solo, she has moved to a more feminine and sexy style. Paparizoo was known for wearing revealing clothing, which was in contrast to her "good girl" image. Her look consisted of hot pants, which revealed her most important physical feature: her legs. She also wore mini dresses and 5-inch high heels. To promote Vlisco's album with the Na Zo logo, Paparizoo adopted a rock-inspired image, looking aggressive with dark clothing and makeup. The look was completed with multiple piercings in her ears, tongue, and especially her nostrils, and she wore cable chains in her ears.

Evianna Nikoleri said that Paparizou follows a syndicated trend of female pop/lyco singers promoting a rock image, which she credits to Deepina Vandi. Makis Karamaris of Abopolis said that Paparizou's new image is more for mainstream success than artistic expression, adding that Paparizou is aware of her limitations, but has gradually adapted to them rather than suddenly taking on a rock persona. Karamaris also said that Paparizou is probably the only Greek female singer who can emulate international female trends without singing in skyradiko clubs or being a Madonna-like clone, which made her stand out in the syndicated scene. Giannis Marketakis, Paparizou's makeup artist, said that Paparizou always has an opinion on her look and fashion and follows fashion trends. Paparizou avoids extreme fashion. In the game of love, Paparizou credits stylist Al Giga for her love of fashion and herself, as well as Roberto Cavalli, who has provided most of her wardrobe since Eurovision 2005.

Paparizou established a public image described as the "Greek Every Girl" and the "girl next door" that became an image for teenage girls. Her songs became a staple for young people auditioning for reality music shows such as Greek Idol, and influenced young artists such as Idol runner-up Nicole Paparistidimou. Paparalakis became known for the way she approached the media. She is known to apologize from interviews, laughing throughout, and projecting an image of a "child-like woman" rather than a family diva, saying she "embodies a good girl, not a sad femme, and wants to be likable." During her time as a TV personality, Paparizou became known for frequently inviting laughs. Evianna Nikoleri said that Paparizou follows a syndicated trend of female pop/lyco singers promoting a rock image, which she believes to be due to Deepina Vandi. Makis Karamaris of Abopolis also said that Paparizou's new image is more for mainstream success than artistic expression, adding that Paparizou is aware of her limitations, but has gradually adapted to it rather than suddenly showing a rock persona. Karamaris also said that Paparizou is probably the only Greek female singer who can imitate international female trends without singing in skyradiko clubs or being a Madonna-like clone, which made her stand out in the syndicated scene. Giannis Marketakis, Paparizou's makeup artist, said that Paparizou always has an opinion on her look and fashion and follows fashion trends. Paparizou avoids extreme fashion. In the game of love, Paparizou credits stylist Al Giga for her love of fashion and herself, as well as Roberto Cavalli, who has provided most of her wardrobe since Eurovision 2005.

Paparizou established a public image described as the "Greek Every Girl" and the "girl next door" that became an image for teenage girls. Her songs became a staple for young people auditioning for reality music shows such as Greek Idol, and influenced young artists such as Idol runner-up Nicole Paparistidimou. Paparalakis became known for the way she approached the media. She is known to apologize from interviews, laughing throughout, and projecting an image of a "child-like woman" rather than a family diva, saying she "embodies a good girl, not a sad femme, and wants to be likable." During her time as a TV personality, Paparizou became known for frequently inviting laughs. Evianna Nikoleri said that Paparizou follows a syndicated trend of female pop/lyco singers promoting a rock image, which she credits to Deepina Vandi. Makis Karamaris of Abopolis said that Paparizou's new image is more for mainstream success than artistic expression, adding that Paparizou is aware of her limitations, but has gradually adapted to them rather than suddenly taking on a rock persona. Karamaris also said that Paparizou is probably the only Greek female singer who can emulate international female trends without singing in skyradiko clubs or being a Madonna-like clone, which made her stand out in the syndicated scene. Giannis Marketakis, Paparizou's makeup artist, said that Paparizou always has an opinion on her look and fashion and follows fashion trends. Paparizou avoids extreme fashion. In the game of love, Paparizou credits stylist Al Giga for her love of fashion and herself, as well as Roberto Cavalli, who has provided most of her wardrobe since Eurovision 2005.

Accolades

Paparizou established a public image described as the "Greek Every Girl" and the "girl next door" that became an image for teenage girls. Her songs became a staple for young people auditioning for reality music shows such as Greek Idol, and influenced young artists such as Idol runner-up Nicole Paparistidimou. Paparalakis became known for the way she approached the media. She is known to apologize from interviews, laughing throughout, and projecting an image of a "child-like woman" rather than a family diva, saying she "embodies a good girl, not a sad femme, and wants to be likable." During her time as a TV personality, Paparizou became known for frequently inviting laughs.

Personal life

Papalizoo tells the reporters about private life, plastic surgery, and weight. She is called "ant i-star". According to Papalizu's biography published in Alpha TV's Kafes Me Tin ELENI, her charm is not a voice, a singing, or a body, but a representation of the qualities and limits of ordinary people. Papalizoo said he liked to show himself. She classifies her star evaluation in Greek Star systems into a medium, which is a level worthy of artists. She also stated in the eyes of the Greek people that their public images would not be beyond that of the next girl. MI! Entertainment TV ranked 16th in the 25th place of 25 of the 25th sexy women in 2008 and the 25th sexy pop diva, along with Costus Martakis, and appeared on the Bureau's List on the celebrity of Greece. I became one of the people. In 2009, she underwent breast augmentation at the age of 26 and wanted it from the age of 18.

Papalizoo was the main act in the artistic section of LGBT Pride 2010. Skechers, Nokia Greece, Organics' Care Hir, IVI, and advertising agreements are concluded, and through record labels, they promote Greece and Sweden's Sony Ericsson, Tim Hellas, Vivodi, and Coca-Cola. IVI has been reported that she has been used as the face of the "Fersou Fisika" campaign, which indicates the qualities of freshness, nature, reliability, favor, and humor. From. < SPAN> Papalizu tells reporters about private life, plastic surgery, and weight. She is called "ant i-star". According to Papalizu's biography published in Alpha TV's Kafes Me Tin ELENI, her charm is not a voice, a singing, or a body, but a representation of the qualities and limits of ordinary people. Papalizoo said he liked to show himself. She classifies her star evaluation in Greek Star systems into a medium, which is a level worthy of artists. She also stated in the eyes of the Greek people that their public images would not be beyond that of the next girl. MI! Entertainment TV ranked 16th in the 25th place of 25 of the 25th sexy women in 2008 and the 25th sexy pop diva, along with Costus Martakis, and appeared on the Bureau's List on the celebrity of Greece. I became one of the people. In 2009, she underwent breast augmentation at the age of 26 and wanted it from the age of 18.

Papalizoo was the main act in the artistic section of LGBT Pride 2010. Skechers, Nokia Greece, Organics' Care Hir, IVI, and advertising agreements are concluded, and through record labels, they promote Greece and Sweden's Sony Ericsson, Tim Hellas, Vivodi, and Coca-Cola. IVI has been reported that she has been used as the face of the "Fersou Fisika" campaign, which indicates the qualities of freshness, nature, reliability, favor, and humor. From. Papalizoo tells the reporters about private life, plastic surgery, and weight. She is called "ant i-star". According to Papalizu's biography published in Alpha TV's Kafes Me Tin ELENI, her charm is not a voice, a singing, or a body, but a representation of the qualities and limits of ordinary people. Papalizoo said he liked to show himself. She classifies her star evaluation in Greek Star systems into a medium, which is a level worthy of artists. She also stated in the eyes of the Greek people that their public images would not be beyond that of the next girl. MI! Entertainment TV ranked 16th in the 25th place of 25 of the 25th sexy women in 2008 and the 25th sexy pop diva, along with Costus Martakis, and appeared on the Bureau's List on the celebrity of Greece. I became one of the people. In 2009, she underwent breast augmentation at the age of 26 and wanted it from the age of 18.

Papalizoo was the main act in the artistic section of LGBT Pride 2010. Skechers, Nokia Greece, Organics' Care Hir, IVI, and advertising agreements are concluded, and through record labels, they promote Greece and Sweden's Sony Ericsson, Tim Hellas, Vivodi, and Coca-Cola. IVI has been reported that she has been used as the face of the "Fersou Fisika" campaign, which indicates the qualities of freshness, nature, reliability, favor, and humor. From.

In 2008, Papalizoo, known for its slender figure, was considered in the 2007-08 season and was suspended. Papalizoo said he was 10 kg (£ 22). But she was already thin (£ 15). She had previously stated that at least the amount could increase at least every time he took a rest, and to increase to 15 kg (33 pounds). He said that he was dissatisfied with discriminatory ideals against men and women, and threatened to gain weight the following year. Next, he gained weight in 2009. When the media began to worry about weight, Papalizu said, "I'm a singer, not a model," and showed a negative attitude. Papalizoo was criticized for his weight during the Eurovision in 2001, and the media reported that she was nervous. Papalizoo said he had lost his weight too much for the contest performance and lost to 51 kg (112 pounds).