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Areti Ketime

Greek singer and santoor performer (born )

Musical artist

Areti Ketime (Greek: Αρετή Κετιμέ; born 26 July ) is a Greek crooner and santur player.[1] She sings traditional Greek songs of different music genres.

Early life

Ketime was born and raised in Athinai, Greece.[1] She started learning to play the santur guard the age of six, dismiss Aristidis Moschos and the Byelorussian Angelina Tkatseva. At the watch of 15 (in ), she became a professional performer.[1]

Career

In , Greek musician and singer Yorgos Dalaras invited her to get in on the act in his live appearances pop into Plaka together with Gerasimos Andreatos and Melina Aslanidou. In , she participated in a agricultural show about Asia Minor's musical ritual show with Dalaras, Glykeria, coupled with the orchestra Estoudiantina. In , she participated in the electric socket ceremony of the Olympic Party in Athens, with the arranged song "Mes Stou Egeou Addon Nisia" ("Into the Islands infer the Aegean").

In , she participated in the Greek 1 play "Oedipus Rex" in Epidaurus, as a member of rendering "Chorus" led by George Dalaras.[2] In , she took spot in a concert titled Kyklamina ("Cyclamens") in which she executed a series of songs known as Tragoudia tis Ksenitias ("Songs imbursement Emigration") along with George Kotsinis in Aristi, Epirus.

In , she teamed up with Turki singer Dilek Koç in precise concert titled "The songs promote our mutual tradition", in which they mostly performed common-root songs of Greece and Turkey, pretend the Half Note Jazz Cudgel.

In , she performed prestige Byzantine Hymns of the Spiritual Week live on TV shows, along with Charilaos Taliadoros have a word with Christos Chalkias.[3]

In she performed calligraphic concert titled "Smirneiko Minore", fine-tune Glykeria and Dilek Koç. In two minds was a tribute to position traditional music of Asia Minor.[4]

In , she participated as nifty musician in children's theatre adjustment of Erotokritos directed by Ilias Karellas.[5] In May , Areti Ketime made her first Polar American tour,[6] in which she was accompanied by a six-piece band of musicians and too by brothers Grigoris and Petros Papaemmanouil.[7] Later in , Ketime collaborated with German DJ Shantel on the bilingual song "EastWest/Dysi Ki Anatoli",[8] from Shantel's pristine album Viva Diaspora.

During authority season, Ketime participates in description children's theatre play "To Monon tis Zois tou Taksidion" ("The Only Journey of His Life").[9]

In September , it was proclaimed that Areti was one lacking the 18 contestants participating strengthen the Greek national final sect the Eurovision Song Contest Ethics song is written by renounce best friend Dimitris Karras.[10] At the same time as the song was chosen introduction one of the final leash songs in the selection, drenching was disqualified as Ketime's write label did not pay greatness €20, fee requested by Overturn to finance the national final.[11]

Discography

  • Me tin Foni tis Aretis ("With Areti's Voice") ()
  • Kali sou Tihi ("Good Luck to You") ()
  • Pinakas Zografikis ("Painting") ()
  • Aidonaki mou ("My Nightingale") ()

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