Nikos Portokaloglou
Nikos Portokaloglou is a Greek singer-songwriter and lyricist. He started his career in 1980 as a founding member of Fatme. The band's first, self-titled album was released in 1982 and followed up by another five in the same decade, among them Taxidi and Vgenoume apo to tounel. In 1990, Portokaloglou embarked on a solo career, which he continues to pursue. Notable solo albums of his include Ta karavia mou keo, Dipsa, and Brazilero, which are the soundtrack for the eponymous movie. Portokaloglou further scored the films Akropol and Valkanizater. In 2002 he won three Arion awards in the categories "Best Song", "Best Entechno Album" and "Best Movie Soundtrack". He has cooperated with other well-known singers from Greece such as Haris Alexiou, Melina Kana and Eleftheria Arvanitaki.
Discography
With Fatme
- 1982: Fatme
- 1983: Psemmata
- 1985: Risko
- 1986: Vgenoume apo to tounel
- 1988: Taxidi
- 1989: ''Palko''
Solo career
- 1990: Fones
- 1991: Siko psychi mou, siko chorepse
- 1993: Ta karavia mou keo
- 1996: Asotos ios
- 1997: Kryfto
- 1999: Pechnidia me ton diavolo
- 2001: Braziliero
- 2002: Thalassa Remixes
- 2002: Iparchi logos sovaros
- 2003: Dipsa
- 2005: Pame alli mia fora
- 2005: Pame alli mia fora – Special Edition
- 2006: To potami
- 2006: Ena vima pio konta
- 2007: Ektos schediou
- 2008: I svοura ke alles istories
- 2009: Strofi
- 2010: Apopse ine orea
- 2012: Isos
- 2014: Limania xena
- 2017: ''Eisitirio''