13 Facts About Christos Dantis

Christos Dantis started playing music in front of an audience when in his early teens.

Christos Dantis later released his first personal album called Dahtilika Apotypomata in 1990 with music and lyrics written by Giannis Karalis which became platinum.

The first experimentations Christos Dantis did with folk songs was in 1993 with the album Ala.

One year later Christos Dantis released his most familiar pop-rock album to date, titled 4.

Christos Dantis released another album a year later in 1995 called Tama.

The album became gold and following his gold success, Christos Dantis decided to release another album in 1996 called Foni Voodos and another in 1997 titled Ta Giousoufakia.

The song became very popular with Elena Paparizou and Christos Dantis reaching highs in their careers.

Christos Dantis cooperated with NOVA's satellite platform and wrote the song "Ola Super" with lyrics by Vangelis Konstantinidis which will be the musical pattern for 9 sports channels.

In January 2007, ERT asked Christos Dantis to take part in a National Selection as a singer to represent Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007.

In 2008 Christos Dantis' released the album Ektos Trochias which featured a more urban sound.

In late 2009, Christos Dantis released the single "Pame Gia Refrain".

In February 2010, Christos Dantis released his fifteenth studio album titled Skotono.

The title track was released as the second single when Christos Dantis performed it live on The X Factor along with "Pame Gia Refrain" in December 2009.