Theodosia Tsatsou
| Theodosia Tsatsou Θεοδοσία Τσάτσου |
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| Born | 7 September 1969 Australia |
| Origin | Thessaloniki, Greece |
| Genres | Rock |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter, composer |
| Instruments | Vocals, lyrics, composition |
| Years active | 1996–present |
| Website | www |
Theodosia Tsatsou (Greek: Θεοδοσία Τσάτσου) is a Greek singer, known for her songs with the band Ble, and also for her solo career.
Theodosia Tsatsou was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia. Having studied music and dancing, she has participated in small groups and theatrical teams which dealt with school representations and extracts of known musicals. After finishing high school, she returned to Greece, making Thessaloniki her permanent residence, where she finished her studies in the Theatre of Northern Greece. Moreover, she completed her musical studies and later on, she graduated from the Aristotelio University of Thessaloniki in English literature.
In Thessaloniki, she met up with George Papapostolou, founding member of group Ble, and this acquaintance led to the collaboration of the two. Ble circulated, in 1996, the album Enoches, in which Theodosia undertook the vocals. The disk has been particularly successful, with tracks such as "Niotho enoxes" ("I Feel Guilty"), "Fovamai" ("I Am Afraid") and "Esi den zeis pouthena” ("You Live Nowhere") which were often played in the radio and they became quite popular with the Greek public. The group presented material with pop/rock and blues/funk elements, which was the style of Theodosia’s vocals and her interpretation of the songs.
However, Theodosia decided to quit the band the next year and began her solo effort in 1999 with the disk Ipoptos Kosmos (Suspicious World), which was the first disk in which Theodosia participated musically and also lyrically. It is a musical unity which celebrates the circle of life, entering the depth of thought and rising to the peak of the feeling. With the circulation of Ipoptos Kosmos, Theodosia performed at the music scene “Metro”, while she was touring across Greece. It was the summer of the same year when she participated in the concert of “The Parliament of the Teenagers” in Kallimarmaro, Athens.
During the next two years, she participated on the album of the band Pyx Lax, "Τα δοκάρια στο γρασίδι περιμένουν τα παιδιά” (The Climbing Frames on the Grass Are Waiting For the Children), interpreting along with them the songs "Mono gia ekini mi mou les” (a.k.a. Do not tell me about her) and "Sto ema mou alazei o keros” ("In My Blood, the Weather Changes"). She toured with the band for a while promoting the songs successfully. She participated with the band “Mode Plagal”, " III",singing with them “Ta pedia tis gitonias sou”(a.k.a. The children of your neighborhood). Moreover, she participated with another rock band “Maskes” performing the song “Agaan Graan” in the album “Gefires stis taratses”(a.k.a. Bridges in flat roofs).
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