Elpida Karali

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Elpida Karali (Greek: Ελπίδα; English translation: Hope) is a Greek singer, being a two-times entrant to the Eurovision Song Contest. She represented Greece in 1979 with the song Sokratis which was placed 8th. In 1986 she sang for Cyprus and came 20th (and last) with Tora Zo. She was one of the most popular female singers in Greece in the 1970s and 1980s.

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v • d • e Greek Female Artists

Active:	Alexia • Angela Dimitriou • Anna Vissi • Annet Artani • Apostolia Zoi • Christiana Tzinioli • Chrispa • Despina Vandi • Elli Kokkinou • Eleftheria Arvanitaki • Elena Paparizou • Evdokia Kadi • Evridiki • Gianna Terzi • Glykeria • Haris Alexiou • Irini Merkouri • Irini Sevastou • Julia Alexandratou • Kalomoira • Katy Garbi • Kelly Kelekidou • Mando • Marianta Pieridi • Marina Handri • Marinella • Nana Mouskouri • Nansy Alexiadi • Natalia • Natassa Theodoridou • Peggy Zina • Sabrina • Tamta

Inactive:	Aliki Vougiouklaki • Cleopatra • Elpida • Maria Callas • Melina Mercouri • Vicky Moscholiou

See also:	Greek Male Artists • Greek Musical Groups

Related articles:	Music of Greece • Eurovision • Greece • Modern Laika• Skiladiko• Laïkó

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