Demis Roussos was born on June 15, 1946 in Alexandria, Egypt. One of Europe's biggest artists in the 1970s, he recorded the hits "Forever and Ever," "My Reasons," and "Lovely Lady of Arcadia."
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About
One of Europe's biggest artists in the 1970s, he recorded the hits "Forever and Ever," "My Reasons," and "Lovely Lady of Arcadia."
Before Fame
Influenced by the melange of music in his native Egypt, he studied jazz trumpet and sang in the Greek Byzantine Church of Alexandria and, after a move to Greece, played bass and sang R&B.
Trivia
Not limiting himself to any country or language, he appeared on U.K. television singing "Happy To Be on an Island in the Sun," in Germany sang "Young Love," and recorded songs in Japanese and Portuguese.
Family Life
He was born in Alexandria, Egypt of Greek extraction, moving with his family back to Greece after they lost their livelihood during the Suez Crisis.
Associated With
Mike Leigh used Roussos as the subject of an argument between two characters in his film Abigail's Party.