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Taki Tsan

b. 1979

Greek rapper

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Born 1979. Taki Tsan is a Greek rapper and record producer.

Panagiotis Stravalexis (, born September 28, 1979), also known by his stage names Waze-Taki-Tsan (short for Westley) Timvorihos, Pedi Thavma (, ), and Taki Tsan; is a Greek music producer, tattoo artist and rapper. He is a founding member of the group Zontanoi Nekroi and a member of the rap duet Tigre Sporakia .

In 1999, he released his solo debut album under the name Pedi Thavma, named Rima Gia Chrima (, ). Taki Tsan was also a founding member of the rap group Tigre Sporakia , which consisted of him and Isvoleas (, ).

Several albums followed, some of them being solo ones, like Sto Mialo Tou Panagioti Stravaleksi (, ), which released in 2006. Another one was To Scholeio (, ), where he collaborated with another Zontanoi Nekroi member, Harmanis . In 2009, Tsan released Rima gia Chrima 2, his new double LP.

Biography

1997–1998: Zontanoi Nekroi In 1997, he formed his group, "Zontanoi Nekroi", and started recording tracks with them. They released an EP in 1997, named "ZN Entoles/Stin Chora Ton Kaliteron MCs". In 1998, they released their first and only album, O Protos Tomos, which at the time was considered offensive by a lot of people because in that album the group was dealing with subjects like drugs and violence.

1999: Rima gia Hrima He continued with Rima gia Hrima (English: Rhyme for Money), his solo debut, which was well received. This album's style was very different from his previous ZN albums' raw style and had a more personal feeling. It is considered to be one of the best Greek hip-hop albums.

2000: Projects that were never released In 2000, ZN started recording "Kata.R.Ypo", a duet album by Ypochthonios and Katachthonios, but never released it. In 2001, they were about to release Harmanis' debut solo, Sisihaha, but that project never made it either for unknown reasons. So, having collected several unreleased songs, they released a compilation album named Thammena Ksechasmena which contained songs from "Kata.R.Ypo", a song that did not fit into Rima gia Chrima, the first track that was recorded for Megalos Iroas, Midenistis' first solo album, and some alternate editions of old songs from "O Protos Tomos".

2003–2004: Tigre Sporakia and Harmanis / Taki Tsan In 2003, Taki Tsan formed a new group with Isvoleas (a member of the group "Agnostoi Gnostoi" a.k.a. "Alfa Gama") named Tigre Sporakia. They released their first album named Theoria kai Praksi, which was well received by the fans. Taki returned to his raw style and one of the main themes of the album was drugs and money. In 2004, Taki Tsan and Harmanis collaborated to release an album named To Sholio (English: The School). The album was ready in about 11 days and the main producer was DJ ALX.

2005–2006: 3 mixtapes and one solo album In 2005, Taki Tsan released 2 mixtapes: Underground Mixtape and Mixtape vol. 1 from IxoSpira. In 2006, he released his last mix tape to date named Misa Lefta/Dipli Magkia, which was more like a compilation, containing old and unreleased songs. In the same year, he released his 2nd solo album, Sto Mialo tou Panagioti Stravalexi. It was a major change to his style, containing social and political tracks, as well as things he wanted to share with his fans.

2007–2009: lives and new album He has done many lives, 3 with all of the ZN members. He has also released several tracks on the internet, which gave a taste of his upcoming project, named Rima gia Chrima 2009 (sequel to his debut), which was released in December 2009 under the final name "Rima gia Chrima 2", a double album that sold about 5,000 copies.

2009–2012: Rima gia Chrima Tour, TOMAHOK, 2 more mixtapes and Tigre Sporakia the Band After the release of Rima gia Chrima 2, Taki Tsan and many of his affiliates began his "Rima gia Chrima Tour" all over Greece, with more than 20 live performances. After the end of the tour, he and Isvoleas started to work on their second project as Tigre Sporakia, but this time with a live band. The group was renamed Tigre Sporakia the Band and changed their logo. Also at that time, Taki's official website, [takitsan.com] opened for the fans and in order to celebrate the opening, Taki Tsan released a new mixtape, called "Exclusive Mixtape" or "The Lost Mixtape" which was composed of 8 tracks.

In 2011, Taki joined TOMAHOK, a new crew which was created by Isvoleas. On February 25 of the same year, the group's new album, "Onoma kai Pragma" was released through No Label Records and received mixed criticism from the fans, because of their changed style. His next mixtape, "Athens' Finest" was available for free download via his site, and was produced by an American beatmaker called Hamma. Taki Tsan now continues to work with Isvoleas on their third album which is to be released in 2012.

2018: Rebetiko Taki Tsan learned to play baglama and embraced the Greek underground music genre called rebetiko and from now on he is known as Takaros on Youtube. His YouTube channel is named TSANNEL.

Discography with ZN 1997 ZN Entoles/Stin Chora ton Kaliteron MCs, EP IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 1998 Protos Tomos, IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 2001 Thamena Ksehasmena IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 2015 Pasa Ntoumania/Paraisthiseis, IHOKRATORIA / Capital Music

Solo discography 1999 Rima gia Chrima, IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 2006 Sto Mialo tou Panagioti Stravalexi, IhoSpira / FM Records 2009 Ein' O Man, EP, Sporty Magazine 2009 Rima gia Chrima 2 IHOKRATORIA / 33 1/3 Entertainment 2014 To Systima, EP, IHOKRATORIA / 33 1/3 Entertainment

Discography with Tigre Sporakia 2003 Theoria kai praksi IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 2011 Onoma kai Pragma No Label Records

Collaborations 2004 To Sxoleio, with Harmanis, IXOSPIRA / FM Records 2005 Dipli Magkia, Misa Lefta Treli Ftiaxi, with DJ ALX, IXOSPIRA 2010 Gia Ta Paidia, with Diezel, CD Single 2020 Vybez, with Lil Barty, Capital Music / Panik Records 2022 PhyroTsan, with Phyrosun

Appearances 1997 Hontres Douleies, as Timvorixos & Midenistis, FM Records 1999 I Ihokratoria Parousiazei Meros A, with Tigre Sporakia, IXOKRATORIA / FM Records 1999 En Opsei (Paremvoles), Polydor 2000 La Klikaria, Imiz Biz Entertainment, Def Jam/Universal 2001 Agnostofovia (Alfa Gama), IXOKRATORIA / FM Records 2002 Megalos Iroas (Midenistis), IHOKRATORIA / FM Records 2004 The Instrumentals I Like (Eisvoleas) 2004 La Sagrada Familia (Goin' Through), Family The Label, Def Jam/Universal 2004 Mono Gia Ta Aftia Sou (Dj Alx) 2006 Den Ehoun Styl (Dj Alx) 2006 Synyparxi (Evnus) 2007 Eimai (White Dragon) 2009 Airetika Erotikos (Mithridatis), Imiz Biz Entertainment, Legend 2009 The Box LP, Part 1 (Cenobite), Cenobite Productions 2010 Metaxy Ouranou Kai Gis (Gelos), IXOKRATORIA 2010 Grand Champion Hot Joints (Dj The Boy) 2010 Gkegke (Eisvoleas), Lyra / Tomahok 2010 The Escape Key, IHOKRATORIA 2010 Dask1 (Dask) 2011 O Rapper Tis Hronias (Dimitris Mentzelos), Imiz Biz Entertainment, IHOKRATORIA, Cenobite Productions, Legend 2011 Etsi Tin Vlepo (Skies), Lyra

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Also known as
Tymvorichos, Pedi Thavma, Litrotis, Panagiotis Stravalexis, Paidi Thavma, Takis

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Taki Tsan's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Taki Tsan?

Greek rapper

When was Taki Tsan born?

Taki Tsan was born on 28 September 1979 in San Diego.

What is Taki Tsan's occupation?

Taki Tsan is a rapper and record producer.

What nationality is Taki Tsan?

Taki Tsan is Greek.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Taki Tsan

· Wikidata: Q7678285

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