Greece: Sofía Vóssou - I ánixi
Eurovision Song Contest · Eurovision Song Contest 1991 [1991]
An erthis ke sto soma mou kriftis
An erthis ke sta thihtia mou blehtis
Ena na xeris, the tha prothothis
An erthis ke ti nihta mou dithis
An erthis ke sto soma mou kriftis
An erthis ke sta thihtia mou blehtis
Ena na xeris, the tha prothothis
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Tha 'ne ouranou katanixi
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Sta xafnika
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Tha 'ne ouranou katanixi
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Sta xafnika
An stus anemous imast' anihti
An s' oti zoume imaste pisti
An tu erota mas theni i klosti
Ta thio kormia mas, kipi kremasti
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Tha 'ne ouranou katanixi
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Sta xafnika
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Tha 'ne ouranou katanixi
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Sta xafnika
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Tha 'ne ouranou katanixi
Tha 'ne san na beni i anixi
Sta xafnika
Greece: Sofía Vossou - I ánixi
Sofía Vossou's 'I ánixi' served as Greece's song in the 1991 Eurovision Song Contest, representing the nation's participation in this prestigious annual musical competition. The track, performed in Greek, embodies the genre of Eurodance and pop that was characteristic of the early 1990s European music scene. As part of the official Eurovision Song Contest 1991 recording, the song reflects the era's emphasis on catchy melodies and modern production styles aimed at international appeal. Vossou's performance contributed to the broader catalogue of Eurovision songs from that year, capturing the spirit of cross-border musical collaboration and the competitive nature of the contest during this period.