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About Marianna

A German-Greek singer at home in Éntekhno, Schlager and international music. Mikis Theodorakis called her the “new voice of Greece”, and Leo Leandros supported her along the way.

German, Greek, English

Marianna Masadi in a rose-gold sequined dress beside a grand piano in front of tall windows

Marianna Masadi unites cultures in her music

When two souls merge into one core, a special energy arises. This is how the phenomenon of Marianna Masadi can best be described.

The German-Greek singer brings both cultures together in her music and performance. With her warm voice, she sings in German, Greek and English about universal themes such as love, joy of life and overcoming crises, always with heart and soul.

Marianna Masadi in a blue dress with a turquoise scarf on a whitewashed staircase

Roots

Born into a Greek family on the Swabian Alb, Marianna Masadi grew up in the midst of a vibrant Greek community in Germany and learned the language, dance and songs of her heritage from childhood. This dual cultural foundation continues to shape her artistic identity today.

Close-up of Marianna Masadi with her hair pinned up

The voice

Éntekhno singing became her trademark early on and earned her praise from none other than Mikis Theodorakis, who called her the “new voice of Greece”. The legendary composer and producer Leo Leandros also recognised her exceptional talent and accompanied her for many years as a mentor, musical companion and friend.

Marianna Masadi in a royal blue dress at an event

Two stages

While she has long been a celebrated singer in Greece, appearing on TV shows, radio programmes and at festivals, she is now also gaining recognition in Germany through shows such as “Immer wieder sonntags” and “Schlager-Spaß mit Andy Borg”.

Musical influences
Éntekhno, Schlager, Greek and international music
Artistic path
Supported by Mikis Theodorakis and Leo Leandros
Languages
German, Greek, English

Her music

With the album “Nacht in Athen” (Night in Athens), Marianna Masadi brings a bright splash of Mediterranean vitality, heartfelt emotion and cultural diversity to the German Schlager scene. Produced by Jeo Koba and Subway Studios in Athens, it builds a bridge between German Schlager, pop appeal and Greek flair.

Several songs were written by hit songwriter Kristina Bach, known for “Atemlos durch die Nacht”. The album also features cover versions of international classics that have accompanied her for years, among them “Dann kamst du” (Then You Came) and “Goodbye My Love Goodbye” by Leo Leandros, two pieces with special meaning due to her close connection to the Leandros family.

With the singles “Auf Korfu will ich glücklich sein” and “Kalimera Corfu” she brings the sound of a Greek summer in two languages: longing, joy of life and a love of Greece.

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Music and dance are the strongest forms of emotional connection and bring body, mind and soul in harmony.
Marianna Masadi

Join me on my musical journey, widen your heart and put a smile on your lips!

  • Marianna Masadi in a yellow-green halter-neck dress, her hair blowing in the wind
  • Marianna Masadi in a white dress in the splashing surf at sunset
  • Marianna Masadi in a colourful jacket in front of the Acropolis, lit up in the evening
  • Marianna Masadi in a blue dress with a turquoise scarf on a whitewashed staircase
  • Marianna Masadi in a white trouser suit, laughing in a bright arcade