Konstantinos Galanos

Konstantinos Galanos is a Greek singer and songwriter known for his work in the laïko and pop laïko music scene. Born in Thessaloniki on July 13, he developed a passion for music from an early age, despite coming from a family with no professional connection to music. At the age of 10, he began learning bouzouki and later taught himself to play guitar and piano, while also developing an interest in musical arrangements. He began his professional career in Thessaloniki as a guitarist, performing in nightclubs and bands, before turning his focus to singing. Galanos made his recording debut with the acoustic ballad “Oso Ego Kaneis.” In November of the same year, he released his first full-length album, “Proti Epafi.” Throughout his career, he has gained recognition for songs including “504 Hiliómetra,” “Ola,” which also found success in neighboring countries such as Bulgaria, and “Tha Parakalas.” He has performed at major nightclubs in Athens, Thessaloniki and other cities across Greece, including Patras and Larissa, collaborating with established names of the Greek music scene.