A popping idol on the Breeze stage

If you are a Rouvitsa – meaning a female fan of Sakis Rouvas – then grab your glow sticks, put on some comfortable shoes and get ready to enjoy the Greek showman at his best in Limassol on Sunday.

This is the first Breeze iLove Greek Sunday party event of the season and it will set the scene for many explosive live performances to come.

Rouvas is one of the pop idols in Greece at the moment, having also acted in films (Alter Ego and Chevalier) and been the Greek voice for animated characters such as Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Lighning McQueen in Cars.

If you have been watching the Greek version of The X-Factor then you will have seen him presenting, and if you are a Eurovision fan then you will remember him representing Greece in 2004 and being one of the presenters when the contest was hosted in Greece in 2006.

No matter what he does, Rouvas seems to have the Midas touch and turns everything to gold.

So be part of this golden action on Sunday, dance and sing, wave your hands in the air like you just don’t care and perhaps get to rub shoulders with a great showman who is sure to deliver an electrifying night of pop-quality music.

Sakis Rouvas
Live performance by the Greek singer. June 5. Breeze, Limassol. 10pm. Tel: 70-005868

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