Peggy Zina

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Panagiota Calliope Zina (born 8 March 1975), also known as Peggy Zina, is a Greek singer.

She debuted her self-titled album in 1995 on her first album.

She has since released twelve studio albums and is regarded as a leading figure in the Greek music industry.

Zina was the nation's highest-certified female artist in the country's phonographic era (since 1960), with nine (at the time) platinum and two gold records.

Early life

Peggy Zina was born in Athens on March 8, 1975. She began piano lessons at the age of five and then concentrated on dancing, especially in the jazz style. Peggy Zina participated in several artistic school activities, including theater and choir, during her youth. She graduated from the Jeanne D'Arc Academy in Athens. Giorgos Zinas, her father, died when she was 14 years old at the age of 56. Stella Chrysikopoulouou, her mother, remarried Nikos Tsiftelis, who Zina has praised for raising and assisting her as if he were "her real father" before.

BMG Greece issued Peggy Zina's self-titled debut album in 1995. "An Pas Me Alli Tha Sou Spaso To Kefali" is her first hit with the controversial name and lead lyric "An Pas Me Alli Tha Sou Spaso to Kefali" (If you go with another woman, I will break your head). She began working with Lefteris Pantazis at the Neraida Club in 1995, then with Notis Sfakianakis at Gazi club in 1996. She recorded a duet with Stelios Rokkos on his album "Eisai O Ilios Mou" ("You Are My Sun") in 1998, when she released her second album Anevaines (You Rise). She then spent time at Vios Vios Club with Sakis Rouvas in 1999.

Peggy Zina changed recording companies and signed with Nitro Music in 2000, dramatically changing her appearance. "Ti Th' Akouso Akoma" was released on July 4, 2000 (What else will I hear) and was the first single from her third album Ena Hadi (A Caress) which was released in 2001. She spent time at the Cosmos Club with Christos Dantis and Notis Sfakianakis later that year.

Thanos Kalliris had suggested that she represent Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest on January 30th, 2002. She accepted his invitation to perform a song written by him. With the song "Love Is a Wonderful Thing," she entered the Greek National Final on February 26, 2002. With her song "S.A.G.A.P.O," she took second place to Michalis Rakintzis. She came to an end in a disappointing seventeenth place, "I Love You." In just a few weeks, the single earned a gold medal.

In 2002, Zina released her fourth album, Vres Enan Tropo (Find a Way). Zina was a key singer of the "lavation" genre on this album, alongside many well-known singers, like Giannis Parios who performed four modern la-ka songs, and acknowledged the artist as a key performer of the "lako" style. For the third year in a row, she appeared on "Maskes" in Thessaloniki, and after its success, she repeated the same music program in Athens.

Peggy Zina signed with Minos EMI for what had been described as a lucrative record contract after four years with Nitro Music and as a result of the company's demise, she joined what had been described as a lucrative record contract. Mazi Sou (With You), her fifth album, debuted in 2003 and was a hit in a matter of weeks, with over 40,000 copies sold. "Eimai Kala" ("I'm Fine") and "Dystihos" ("Unfortunately" were two major hits on the album: "Unfortunately" and "Miris" ("Unfortunately"). Zina set the record for the most appearances at Apollon Club by over 100 performances. Zina appeared at Pili Aksiou in the winter of the same year. Mazi Sou's chart has risen to platinum in January 2004 thanks to her popular shows.

Petra Zina left Athens and performed with the band Fili Gia Panta and several new singers. Peggy Zina's latest album Matono (I'm bleeding) was released in 2004 after working continuously for a year and a half. After returning to Athens, she began performing at Apollon for the fourth year, this time alongside Kostas Karafotis and Nino. Peggy Zina received her second platinum award for Matono, as well as her first Arion Award for the Best Folk (Laiko) Singer of the Year. In Spring 2005, she and Nino performed internationally in Australia and the United Kingdom, while in Canada, Giorgos Lianos, and Maro Litra toured with rising singers Giorgos Lianos and Maro Litra.

Peggy Zina released her seventh album in September 2005, under the name Noima (Meaning), in which she collaborated with renowned composer Giorgos Theofanous for the first time. Konstantinos Rigos designed four different covers for the album. From the first day of its unveiling, the album gained gold, and after a few months it obtained platinum status. She received the Arion Award for Best Folk (Laiko) Singer of the Year once more.

Zina released Ena (One), which was shot at Diogenis Studio and gained a platinum award on December 8, 2006. Many hits such as "Ena" (One), "Ego Ta Spao" ("I Break Them"), and the summer hit "Eimai Edo" ("I'm Here") were included in the book. She was also chosen by Christos Dantis of the song "To Teleftaio Potiraki" at his MAD Secret Concert.

After a ten-year relationship, Zina married Giorgos Liras in June 2007. Lira's third marriage. Trekse (Run) was released on December 4, 2007, she was the first woman to debut the album on December 4th. The singles had already been released and received significant radio airplay as "An Ypirhes Tha Se Horiza" (If you were born) from the hit Mega TV series "Trakse" which was also included in the Arion Music Awards. The album received gold status from its first week and made its debut on the Greek Albums Chart, only behind Mihalis Hatzigiannis' live album. "Dio Ksenoi" (Two strangers) and "Kai Meta" (And afterwards) were two additional singles of the album. Zina received the award on January 22, 2008, after the album reached platinum for the sixth week on the charts. She performed "2 Hearts" and received the "Fashion Icon of the Year" award for her album "Trekse" at the 5th annual MAD Video Music Awards.

Zina released Best of +, a two-disc greatest hits compilation on June 24, 2008. The album also features three new songs written by Giorgos Moukidis, which have all been released as singles as well. The singles Paradosou ("Surrender") and To Kalokairi ("The Summer") were made into music videos directed by Konstantinos Rigos, and Peggy Zina was named gold, with Peggy Zina winning the award on December 3, 2008 during a certification party at Vox nightclub.

Zina appeared alongside Kostas Korafotis and Nino at VOX music hall for the winter season, the three former couples reuniting when they appeared together in 2004. In September 2008, she released her tenth studio album.

Giorgos Moukidis had been hired to write and write the entire album, but instead, a twp of his tracks resulted in the final release of To Pathos Einai Aformi (Passion is a reason) in May 2009. A month ago, the leading single "Anatheorisa" ("I Revised") was announced to radio stations, and Konstantinos Rigos' "I Revised") premiered on MAD television. Ela Nihta ("Come Night") was released on July 21, and then came out the albums An M'Agapas ("If You Love Me"), "Hanome" ("I'm Lost"), and Se Griza Othoni ("Gray Screen"). Zina appeared at Iera Odos for the winter season with Dimitris Mitropanos. The show was a huge success, and visitors to Thessaloniki and Nicosia followed. The album has been rated 2 - platinum.

Zina's eleventh studio album, Evaisthiti, was released in May 2010. I Logiki (Sensitive... or logical) was published on October 6, 2010. Giannis Christodolopoulos' album is largely written by him, with lyrics by Eleana Vrahali. In June 2010, the album's first single, Stis Zois To Party, was released (in life's celebration). "I Asked" was the second single released by Rythmos FM in early September. The album went on to be named 2nd Platinum by the end of its run. Zina unveiled a new digital single titled "Ston Diko Mou Ton Planiti" on May 9, 2011. " " (on My Own Planet) with accompanying music video. This single, as the majority of the album was also written entirely by Giannis Christodoulopoulos and Eleana Vrahali, will be included in a forthcoming reissue of "Evaisthiti."

I Logiki?

"It's very important to me."

Zina had aspired to be a mother since 2009. During her appearance on the premiere of Greek Idol's second season in April 2011, she revealed she was three months pregnant with her first child, and she revealed that she would give birth a month later.

Giorgos Liras had chest pains and was rushed to the hospital during their holiday break in July. He had coronary balloon angioplasty ten years ago, and although he had started living a healthier lifestyle since, he continued to smoke cigarettes. He was told that if he waited longer, he would have been in danger of a heart attack, and underwent quadruple bypass surgery on July 25. Zina gave birth via cesarean section on October 8, 2011. Psinakis, Dimitris Mitropanos, Amaryllis, Loukas Giorkas, Makis Pounentis, and Eleonora Meleti visited her.

Zina's grandfather died suddenly in the evening of an aneurysm. He had no prior serious health problems and had been in the hospital with the singer earlier this day. She did not know of her son's death until a day later, because her mother and husband did not want to upset her. On October 12, she was released from the hospital "Rea" in Melbourne.

1995–1999: Debut album and early success

BMG Greece's self-titled debut album by Peggy Zina in 1995 was released. The album features her first hit with the controversial name and lead lyric "An Pas Me Alli Tha Sou Spaso to Kefali" (If you go with another woman, I will break your head). She began working with Lefteris Pantazis at Neraida Club in 1995 and then with Notis Sfakianakis at Gazi club in 1996. She recorded a duet with Stelios Rokkos on his album "You Are My Sun" in 1998, her second album (You Rise). She began working at Vios Vios Club in 1999 with Sakis Rouvas.

Peggy Zina's appearance changed in 2000 and signed with Nitro Music and completely changed her appearance. "Ti Th' Akoma" was released on July 4, 2000 (What else will I hear), with the first single from Ena Hadi's (A Caress) collection releasing in 2001. She spent time at the Cosmos Club with Christos Dantis and Notis Sfakianakis.

Thanos Kalliris suggested that she represent Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest on January 30th, 2002. She accepted his invitation to perform a song by him. She appeared on "Love Is a Wonderful Thing" in the Greek National Final on February 26, 2002. With his song "S.A.G.A.P.O," she came in second place to Michalis Rakintzis. She went on to finish in a disappointing seventeenth place, but "I Love You" continued. In a matter of weeks, the single earned a gold medal.

In 2002, Zina released her fourth album, Vres Encounter Tropo (Find a Way). Zina was a leading singer of the "la" style on this album, along with many well-known musicians, including Giannis Parios, who gave her four modern laka songs, and acknowledged Zina as a leading performer of the "lako" style. For the third year in a row, she appeared on "Maskes" in Thessaloniki, and, as a result of its popularity, she repeated the same music program in Athens.

Peggy Zina signed with Minos EMI for what was described as a lucrative record contract after four years with Nitro Music and then due to the company's demise, he signed to what had been described as a lucrative record deal. Mazi Sou (With You) was her third album, and it sold over 40,000 copies in a short time. "Eimai Kala" ("I'm Fine") and "Dystihos" ("Unfortunately" were two hits on the album: Zina set a new record for the most appearances at Apollo's club by defeating 100 people. Zina served with Nikos Vertis, Thanos Petrelis, Kostas Karafotis, and Apostolia Zoi at Pili Aksiou in the winter of the same year. In January 2004, Mazi Sou's popular performances helped the album reach platinum.

Pepe Zina left Athens and joined the band Fili Gia Panta and several new singers. Peggy Zina's latest album Matono (I'm bleeding) was released in 2004 after working steadily for a year and a half. On returning to Athens, she began performing at Apollon for the fourth year, this time alongside Kostas Karafotis and Nino. Peggy Zina's second platinum award for Matono was she first, as well as her first Arion Award for the Best Folk (Laiko) Singer of the Year. While in Australia and the United Kingdom, she and Nino performed in Australia and the United Kingdom, while in Canada and Canada, she toured with rising singers Giorgos Lianos and Maro Litra.

Peggy Zina released her seventh album under the name Noima (Meaning), in which she collaborated with renowned composer Giorgos Theofanous for the first time in September 2005. Konstantinos Rigos designed four different covers for the album. Since being released for the first time and a few months, the album earned platinum status. She received the Arion Award for Best Folk (Laiko) Singer of the Year once more.

Zina introduced Ena (One), which was shot at Diogenis Studio and received a platinum award on December 8, 2006. It contained hits including "Ena" (One), "Ego Ta Spao" ("I Break Them"), and the summer hit "Eimai Edo" ("I'm Here"). Christos Dantis had her also selected "To Teleftaio Potiraki" at his MAD Secret Concert, she was also selected by him.

Zina Liras, the singer's long-serving music manager, married him in June 2007 after a ten-year relationship. Lira's third marriage. Trekse, she's a child, was born in December 2007. "An Ypirhes Tha Horiza" (If you were a child or a teenager) was an award-winning single from the hit Mega TV series "Trekse" (If you were lucky) that was released at the Arion Music Awards, gaining significant radio airplay. The album received gold status from its first week and debuted at number two on the Greek Albums Chart, only behind Mihalis Hatzigiannis' live album. "Dio Ksenoi" (Two strangers) and "Kai Meta" (And afterwards) were two additional singles of the album; and "And afterwards). Zina received the award on Sunday, and the album reached platinum for the sixth week on the charts, and Zina was a gold medalist. She performed "2 Hearts" on her 5th annual MAD Video Music Awards, as well as winning the "Fashion Icon of the Year" category with her album "Trekse."

Zina released Best of +, a two-disc greatest hits compilation, on June 24, 2008. In addition to all of the previously released songs, the album also features three new songs written by Giorgos Moukidis, which have all been released as singles as well. Paradosou ("Surrender") and To Kalokairi ("The Summer") were turned into music videos directed by Konstantinos Rigos, with Peggy Zina winning the award on December 3, 2008 at a certification party at Vox nightclub.

Zina appeared in VOX's winter season with Kostas Korafotis and Nino, the three reuniting as they first appeared together in 2004. In September 2008, she released her tenth studio album.

Giorgos Moukidis had been hired to write and write the complete album, but instead, twp of his songs resulted in the final release of To Pathos Einai Aformi (Passion is a reason) in May 2009. A month ago, Konstantinos Rigos' leading single "Anatheorisa" ("I Revised") was broadcast to radio stations, and a music video directed by Konstantinos Rigos premiered on MAD TV. Ela Nihta ("Come Night") was released on July 21, and Se Griza Othoni ("Gray Screen") followed it, which was followed by the releases of An M'Agapas ("If You Love Me"), "Hanome" ("I'm Lost"), and Se Griza Othoni ("Gray Screen"). Zina and Dimitris Mitropanos both appeared at Iera Odos in the winter season that year. The show was a huge success, and it also traveled to Thessaloniki and Nicosia. The album has been rated 2nd platinum.

Zina released Evaisthiti, her eleventh studio album, in May 2010. I Logiki (Sensitive... or logical) was published on October 6, 2010. Giannis Christodolopoulos' album is mainly written by him, with lyrics by Eleana Vrahali. Stis Zois To Party (In life's Celebration) was released in June 2010 as the album's first single. "I Asked" (Rotisa) was the second single released on Rythmos FM in early September. The album went on to be named Platinum by the Royal Institute of British & Co. Zina launched "Ston Diko Mou Ton Planiti," a digital single released on May 9, 2011. (Gr. " " (on My Own Planet), as well as a accompanying music video. This single, as well as the rest of the album's written entirely by Giannis Christodoulopoulos and Eleana Vrahali, will be included in a reissue of "Evaisthiti."

I Logiki?

"It's awesome!"

Zina had aspired to be a mother since 2009. During her appearance on the premiere of the second season of Greek Idol in April 2011, she revealed that she was three months pregnant with her first child and announced that she would give birth a month later.

Giorgos Liras was rushed to the hospital after having chest pains during their holiday break in July. He had undergone coronary balloon angioplasty ten years ago, and though he had begun living a healthier lifestyle since, he continued to smoke cigarettes. He was told that if he waited longer, he would be in danger of a heart attack. He underwent quadruple bypass surgery on July 25. Zina gave birth via cesarean section on October 8, 2011. Psinakis, Dimitris Mitropanos, Amaryllis, Loukas Giorkas, Makis Pounentis, and Eleonora Meleti visited her.

Zina's stepfather died of an aneurysm in the evening of October 10th. He had no previous health problems and had been admitted to the hospital with the singer earlier this day. She didn't know of her son's death until a day later, because her mother and husband did not want to upset her. On October 12, she was released from the hospital "Rea" for her.

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