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Musical artist
Marika Papagika (Greek: Μαρίκα Παπαγκίκα; née Katsori (Κατσόρη); September 1, 1890 – August 2, 1943) was a Greek singer in the early 20th century and
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Name list
rembetiko singer Marika Papagika (1890–1943), Greek singer Marika Popowicz-Drapała (born 1988), Polish track and field sprinter Marika Rökk (1913–2004), Hungarian-German
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Island in Greece
of the king of Egypt. Michael Kefalianos, professional bodybuilder. Marika Papagika, early 20th-century singer. Ioannis Sarmas, judge and caretaker Prime
Kos
Traditional vocal musical genre from the Eastern Mediterranean
Papaioannou – preserved the tradition in mid-20th-century recordings. Marika Papagika During the post-war era, amanes was often marginalized as being "oriental"
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American singer
also recorded with Marika Papagika, another popular Greek singer of the time. Bakas was one of Papagika’s only known friends and Papagika would babysit her
Amalia_Bakas
Greek music genre
(see above). Minore from Smyrna "Smyrna Minore", traditional, sings Marika Papagika, 1918 Problems playing this file? See media help. Smyrnia "Smyrna girl"
Rebetiko
café-chantants (καφέ-σαντάν). Greek musicians of this period included Marika Papagika, Rosa Eskenazi and Rita Abatzi. This period also brought in the rebetiko
Music_of_Greece
Chronis Aidonidis Haris Alexiou Rosa Eskenazi Glykeria Mariza Koch Marika Papagika Giorgos Papasideris Domna Samiou Ági Szalóki Márta Sebestyén Muzsikás
List_of_folk_musicians
List of sound recordings preserved in the U.S. Library of Congress
Edison 1878 2020 "Nikolina" Hjalmar Peterson 1917 "Smyrneikos Balos" Marika Papagika 1928 "When the Saints Go Marching In" Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
National_Recording_Registry
Greek-American musical act
"Aidinikos Dance" as recorded in the 1920s by Greek-American singer Marika Papagika. Hamam, 1986, [EP], Virgin/EMI In the Baths of Constantinople, 1990
Annabouboula
Musical artist
Paul Magdalino. Brill. ISBN 978-90-04-70382-7. Frangos, S. (1994). "Marika Papagika and the Transformations in Modern Greek Music". Journal of the Hellenic
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