Cleopatra Pantazi ( el, Κλεοπάτρα Πανταζή; born 1963,
Athens
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; also spelled Kleopátra; el, Κλεοπάτρα) is a
Greek
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singer. She is best-known for having represented
Greece
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in the
Eurovision Song Contest
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1992 in Sweden.
Christos Lagos composed the song "
Olou Tou Kosmou I Elpida" (Everyone's Hope) for her. Cleopatra scored 94 points and reached the fifth place, one of the best places a Greek song has ever reached in the Contest. She worked with the musician Mimis Plessas, and she sang a duet with the rock/laiko idol Stelios Rokkos, entitled "Na M'Agapas" ("Love Me").
Discography
*1992 - ''Cleopatra''
*1994 - ''Ola Ta S'Agapo'' (All the ''I Love You'')
External links
EurovisionEurovisionKleopatra Lyrics
Date of birth missing (living people)
Living people
20th-century Greek women singers
Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Greece
Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 1992
Singers from Athens
1963 births
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