Néo kýma
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| Music of Greece | |
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| General Topics | |
| Ancient • Byzantine • Néo kýma • Polyphonic song | |
| Genres | |
| Entehno • Folk • Hip hop • Laïko • Punk • Rock • Skiladiko | |
| Traditional Forms | |
| Classical • Dimotika • Nisiotika • Rebetiko | |
| Media and Performance | |
| Music awards | Arion Awards • MAD Video Music Awards • Pop Corn Music Awards |
| Music charts | Greek Albums Chart • Foreign Albums Chart • Singles Chart |
| Music festivals | Thessaloniki Song Festival |
| Music media | Difono • MAD TV (MAD World, Blue) • MTV Greece |
| National anthem | "Hymn to Liberty" |
| Regional Music | |
| Related areas | Cyprus |
| Regional styles | Aegean Islands • Arcadia • Argos • Crete • Cyclades • Dodecanese Islands • Epirus • Ionian Islands • Lesbos • Macedonia • Peloponnesos • Thessaly • Thrace |
Neo Kyma (Greek: Νέο Κύμα "New Wave") was a movement in Greek music that started in the mid-1960s and lasted about a decade. It was a mixture of éntekhno and french chansons.
Notable Greek singers from the Neo Kyma movement include:
- Giorgos Zografos
- Michalis Violaris
- Arleta
- Kaity Chomata
- Dionysis Savvopoulos
- Tony Pinelli
- Popi Asteriadi
Notable songwriters include:
