
Konstantinos Argiros (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Αργυρός), born May 21, 1986, in Ilion, Athens, Greece, is a prominent Greek singer and songwriter celebrated for blending contemporary pop with traditional Greek laïko music. Raised in a musical household, he is one of triplets and began piano lessons at age five before also learning guitar and traditional Greek instruments. Argiros first rose to fame after participating in the reality show Fame Story 3 in 2004, which launched his professional music career. He began performing at renowned Greek venues such as FIX in Thessaloniki, establishing himself as a powerful live performer. His debut album Mallon Kati Xero (2011) marked his arrival on the Greek music scene, followed by Paidi Gennaio (2012), Defteri Fora (2014), and Osa Niotho (2016), which topped Greek charts. His 2018 releases Filise Me and To Kati Parapano further solidified his mainstream success, while the hit single “Ximeromata” became a chart-topping anthem across Greece. In 2022, his album 22 achieved commercial acclaim and highlighted his ongoing evolution as a performer. Known for his emotional delivery and charismatic stage presence, Argiros’s music fuses pop accessibility with traditional Greek sensibilities. His lyrical themes revolve around love, heartbreak, and inner strength, often underscored by the rhythms of zeibekiko and tsifteteli. He has received multiple MAD Video Music Awards, including “Best Song” for Pote Xana (2013), and his albums have earned platinum certifications. Beyond Greece, he made history as the first Greek artist to perform at New York’s Barclays Center, and has completed sold-out tours across Europe, North America, and Australia. Argiros continues to be one of Greece’s most influential modern vocalists, bridging classic and contemporary sounds for a global Greek audience.
Pop, Contemporary Folk
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