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Marseaux

Greek singer

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About Marseaux

Maria-Sofia (born March 9), known professionally as Marseaux, is a Greek singer who participated in Sing For Greece 2026.

Background Marseaux was born and raised in Athens, where she performed in the shows Annie and Billy Elliot. Her mother died when she was seventeen. Marseaux attended an art school in the drama department, and studied French and English. She has learnt how to dance tango. In 2019 she released her debut album "Kore".

She released her second album "Chica" in 2021. Marseaux has cited "Chica" as an album about being 20. She has collaborated with artists like Evangelia and SNIK, and served as the Greek ambassador of Spotify's global EQUAL campaign, where an image of her was displayed at Times Square.

In 2026, Marseaux was announced in the lineup of Sing For Greece with the song "Hanomai" (I'm Lost). She qualified from Semi Final 1 to the final, where she placed 3rd.

Style and Influences Marseaux performs contemporary pop and rap genres. She has also cited her music to be experimental.

Discography

Albums

Kore (2019) Chica (2021) Witch (2023)

Singles

"Hanomai" (2026) "Granita Lemoni" (2026)

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Important facts

Also known as
Maria-Sofia

Frequently asked questions

Who was Marseaux?

Greek singer

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Marseaux

· Wikidata: Q140520106

· DBpedia: Marseaux

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