Antypas ( el, Αντύπας, , real name: Antypas Masloumidis, el, Αντύπας Μασλουμίδης; born 6 March 1954) is a

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singer. He released around 20 full-length albums, mostly on

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. A couple of his songs were covered by a Serbian singer

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, most notably "Gia ta lefta ta kaneis ola" ("Pesma od bola" in Lukas' version), which became a huge hit.

Discography

*1982 – ''Apelpismena S'Agapo'' *1985 – ''Poleitai Kai To Spiti Mou'' *1986 – ''Apagoreuetai Na' S'Agapo'' *1986 – ''Eisai Gynaika Filou'' *1988 – ''Tha Ntytho Gabros'' *1989 – ''Eroteuomai'' *1989 – ''Odigo Kai Se Skeftomai'' *1990 – ''Oi Megalyteres Epityhies Tou'' *1991 – ''Kalispera'' *1991 – ''Timi Mou'' *1992 – ''Gia Na Min Trelatho'' *1994 – ''Kala Pou Irthes'' *1995 – ''Ennoeitai'' *1997 – ''I Kalyteri Mou Fasi'' *1997 – ''Kataigida'' *1998 – ''Oi Nyhtes Tou Trelou'' *1999 – ''Hazeuo'' *2000 – ''Kai Pali Kalispera'' *2001 – ''Antypas 2001'' *2003 – ''Me Kommeni Tin Anasa'' *2005 – ''Opala'' *2006 – ''Ena Klik Ki Ola Allazoun'' *2006 – ''Tou Horismou I Ora'' *2007 – ''Doro Tin Kardia Mou''

Digital single

*2012 – Prepei Na Timorithei *2012 – Ores Ores *2013 – Ekei Pou Eisai Imoun *2013 – To Erotima Einai *2013 – Fotia *2014 – Trauma Diamberes *2014 – Valte Kati Na Pio *2014 – Mou Aresei *2015 – Den To Kana *2016 – Ena Agkathino Stefani *2016 – To Methisi *2017 – Tha Kaneis Maura Matia *2017 – Ellinika Milao *2020 – Gia Na Pairneis Tetoia Ora *2022 – Min Akous Kanena

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Antypas 1954 births Living people 20th-century Greek male singers 21st-century Greek male singers People from Thessaloniki (regional unit)