Greek singer Konstantinos Argiros performed in Ankara and hinted at new joint projects with Turkish artists

Greek singer Konstantinos Argiros gave a concert in Ankara at the ATO Congresium venue. Before the performance, he told the Anadolu agency about the warm welcome in Türkiye, his love of Turkish music since childhood, and his readiness for new collaborations, including with singer Sıla.

Otabek YusupovFirst published on tafs uz 5 November 2026 at 06:121 min read

The key facts

Argiros's concert took place in Ankara at ATO Congresium, organized by Epifoni and Sinkron Management.
The singer said he is ready for new joint projects with Turkish musicians, including a possible new song with Sıla.
Among Turkish artists, he singled out İbrahim Tatlıses in particular.

Concert in Ankara and remarks about collaborations

Greek singer Konstantinos Argiros performed before an audience in Ankara on Wednesday, singing a number of his most popular songs at ATO Congresium. The concert was jointly organized by Epifoni and Sinkron Management, the Anadolu agency reports.

What the singer said before the performance

In a conversation with Anadolu before the concert, Argiros said that every time he comes to Türkiye he encounters “enormous love,” and thanked Turkish listeners. He recalled a joint concert with Turkish singer Sıla and said he is open to further cooperation with Turkish musicians, including the possibility of releasing another song with Sıla. According to him, he has loved Turkish music and followed it since childhood, and after returning to Athens he plans to work on new projects and songs.

The shared musical tradition of the two countries

Argiros noted the musical closeness of Türkiye and Greece: both countries, he said, share traditional melodies and musical influences rooted in a common cultural heritage. He added that he loves exploring traditional music and blending old melodies with the energy of modern sounds. Among Turkish artists, he singled out İbrahim Tatlıses in particular, praising his voice and performances.