Sarbel, born Sarbel Michael Marron on May 14, 1981, in Southgate, London, England, is a British-Greek Cypriot singer. Raised by a Greek Cypriot musician father and a Lebanese Maronite lawyer mother, he studied music and performed with the English National Opera as a child. He began his career in Greece at age 18, releasing his debut single, “Se Pira Sovara”, in 2004, which charted in Greece and Cyprus. His debut studio album, Parakseno sinesthima, was released in 2005 and certified gold, followed by his second studio album, Sahara, in 2006. In 2007, Sarbel represented Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Yassou Maria”, finishing in seventh place. He released his third studio album, Kati san esena, in 2008, followed by the single “Monacha esy” in 2011 and the EP Proti ptisi in 2013.
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The Digital Collection
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Kati San Esena
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Sahara Euro Edition
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Sahara
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Paraxeno Sinesthima
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Paraxeno Sinesthima
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Yassou Maria
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I Kardia Mou Kanei Mpam
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Mou 'Heis Pari To Mialo
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Eho Trelathi
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Yassou Maria
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Dipla Se Sena
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DJ Krazy Kon Presents Greece Mix, Vol. 20
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Greece Mix, Vol. 24 - Classics Edition
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