Singer Kostas Martakis Releases New Video Clip

By Fani Toli on November 2, 2011 in Entertainment, Gossip

Greek upcoming star Kostas Martakis’s most awaited new videoclip I agkalia mou has been released. Kostas Martakis will be familiar with Eurovision fans as he represented Greece in 2008 when he competed at the 2008 Greek National Final with the song Always and forever.

Kostas Martakis is quite popular on home soil. His songs Fila me, Always and forever, Anatropi, Panta mazi, Nai, Astous na lene, Pio konta, Pote, Sex indigo have been all hits in Greece. His Eurovision entry Always and forever was also recorded in Russian.

Kostas gained popularity in Russia and its neighbouring countries thanks to his participation at the Jurmala New Wave Song Contest. Kostas Martakis has been enjoying name, fame and success both in Greece and in Russia.

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