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Eleni Tzoka

b. 1956

Polish singer

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Born 1956. Eleni Tzoka is a Polish singer, recording artist, composer and guitarist.

Eleni Tzoka (née Milopoulou; 27 April 1956, Bielawa) is a Polish singer of Greek descent.

Biography Tzoka was born to a Greek family which emigrated to Poland in the 1950s. At an early age, she was familiarized with music by her parents and numerous siblings (she was the ninth child) who would constantly play or sing. She first sang in public when she attended elementary school. At that time she belonged to a children's group Niezapominajki ("Forget-me-nots").

Tzoka started her professional career in 1975 when she joined Prometheus, a newly founded music band that was mainly active in Sopot. On 20 July of the same year, she debuted at a concert in nearby Gdańsk.

Eleni, as she is commonly referred to in Poland, released her first solo album, Ty jak niebo, ja – jak obłok, in 1980 (although she had recorded an LP album with Prometheus earlier) titled Po słonecznej stronie życia ("On the sunny side of life'", 1977). After the release of her solo album, she became popular. She began giving concerts all over Poland as well as abroad. Among many other countries, she visited Australia, France, Sweden, Canada,

Tzoka participated in the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole four times: in 1984, 1990, 1991 and 1993.

Honours and awards It was reported that she openly forgave the killer of her only child.

In 2004, she was given the Medal of Saint Brother Albert for her commitment to charity related with the help for the people living with AIDS as well as the disabled. The official justification for the prize included her meetings with the youth and the charity concerts given in social assistance centres and prisons. Tzoka is also a Knight of the Order of Smile.

Authorship Tzoka is the author of a book Nic miłości nie pokona (Nothing Will Defeat Love) published in 2006. This illustrated album contains an interview given to a Pauline monk, fr. Robert Łukaszuk, in which she talks about her life, human sufferings, love, the meaning of charity, as well as her artistic experiences.

Style of music Prometheus, the band Tzoka has belonged to since 1975, typically played traditional Greek music, including Greek dances.

Discography

Po słonecznej stronie życia (1978) S'agapo – moja miłość (1979) Buzuki disco (1980) Ty – jak niebo, ja – jak obłok (1980) Lovers (1982) Grecja raz jeszcze (1983) Morze snu (1984) Muzyka twoje imię ma (1985) Eleni... 10 (1986) Kolędy polskie śpiewa Eleni (1986) Miłość jak wino (1987)

Wakacyjny flirt (1990) Sound from Greece (1990) 24 golden greats (1991) Złote przeboje (1992) Przystań pod gwiazdami (1992) W rytmie Zorby (1995) Nic miłości nie pokona (1996) Kolędy polskie śpiewa Eleni vol. 2 (1998) Za wszystkie noce – złota kolekcja (1999) Moje credo (1999) Coś z Odysa (2001) Miłości ślad (2013)

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Important facts

Birth century
Awards
Order of the Smile; Silver Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis‎
Also known as
Eleni Milopoulu

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Eleni Tzoka's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Eleni Tzoka?

Polish singer

When was Eleni Tzoka born?

Eleni Tzoka was born on 27 April 1956 in Bielawa.

What is Eleni Tzoka's occupation?

Eleni Tzoka is a singer, recording artist, composer and guitarist.

What nationality is Eleni Tzoka?

Eleni Tzoka is Polish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eleni Tzoka

· Wikidata: Q53185

· DBpedia: Eleni Tzoka

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