Dimitris Vagias

(1947-1996). Dimitris Vagias was born in the village of Artopoula in Epirus. At the age of 13, he moved to Athens and did various jobs before beginning his career in music. He sang at feasts and concerts in Greece and abroad. Apart from his rich discography, he took part in radio and television programs. In 1979, he founded in Athens the music venue “Ipirotiko Saloni” (“Epirote Salon”). He died in September 1996 in Athens.

Songs

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  • SongMacedoniaLove Song

A Noble Lady Summoned Me

  • Με μήνυσε μια αρχόντισσα ⬥ A noble lady summoned me, a blue-eyed noble lady she summoned me to go to her, her wealth in Kalamata lies she summoned me to dine with her, and kiss her black-blue eyes. She brought out golden cutleries, she set a table for kings and [...]
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Records

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  • AlbumLP1972Lyra

Travelling in Greece with Domna Samiou

Domna Samiou had the general musical supervision of this important LP including twelve songs most of which are interpreted by her accompanied by local traditional musicians. As in all previous LPs, the songs are representative of all areas of Hellenism and are performed without any alteration in lyrics or music.
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Concerts

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  • Concert
  • 1971-1973

The First Concerts

In 1971, in the midst of the military Junta period in Greece, Dionysis Savvopoulos convinced Domna to sing at the club “Rodeo”. In the following years, she performed at “Kyttaro” and “Rizes”.
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