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Stelios Rokkos
Stelios Rokkos was born in Athens in 1960 and started performing in local clubs before releasing his self-titled debut album in 1980. That record helped...
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Stelios Rokkos was born in Athens in 1960 and started performing in local clubs before releasing his self-titled debut album in 1980. That record helped establish him as a Greek singer-songwriter, and he followed it with albums like 'Tha Se Thimitho' in 1981 and 'Mia Nyhta' in 1983.
His song 'Na M'Agapas' became particularly well-known, and in 1989 he represented Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest with 'San Aggelos S'Agapo.' He's released numerous albums since, though his career faced some interruptions in the early 1990s due to legal issues.
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