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Michalis Kouinelis (Greek: Μιχάλης Κουϊνέλης, born 22 March 1979 in Alexandroupoli, Greece)[1] also known as Methysos or Meth is a Greek hip hop singer, member of the hip hop group, Stavento.
"Akou Sopa" (; ) is a song recorded by Greek Cypriot singer Ivi Adamou. It is a cover of the Spanish song "Un Bonito Final" originally by Los Rebujitos. The song was written by Los Rebujitos member Yerai Blanco García with Sunny Baltzi and Michalis Kouinelis writing the Greek lyrics for Adamou's version. It was digitally released on 18 July 2016 through the iTunes Store. 
Dimitrakopoulou, originating from Athens, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of twenty-eight. Prior to the competition, she auditioned for the second season of "Greek Idol" but was rejected. She auditioned with "Love the Way You Lie" originally by Eminem and Rihanna—with Michalis Kouinelis being the only one electing her to join his team. During the battles, she performed "An S'arnitho Agapi Mou" against Antigoni Tsiplakidi–with Michalis crowning her as the winner. In the second live show, she performed "Den Zitao Polla". She ended up in the bottom three but was not saved by his coach along with Steven Anderito.
In Greece, will start on Open TV. The judges are Thodoris Marantinis, Eleni Foureira and Michalis Kouinelis. The host is Anna Maria Velli.
Once the song's teaser was released, the song received mostly positive reviews. Nikoletta Stamati of "Mikrofwno" described it as a "dance-y", "positive" and "very addictive" song and predicted that it would rise to the top of the charts. Similarly, Giannos Litras of "music.net.cy" said that the song is "dance-y, full with optimism and positive energy". Dimitris Tzouvaras from "Hit Channel" said that the song has the "characteristic imprint from Michalis Kouinelis in both the music and the lyrics".
"Tipota De Mas Stamata" (; ) is a song recorded by Greek Cypriot singer Ivi Adamou. It was released on 18 January 2016 on radio stations and digitally on 25 January 2016. It is the first single of the singer since her 2013 non-album single "Ponane Oi Agapes". The song was written and produced by Michalis Kouinelis.
Melikov, originating from Cyprus, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of sixteen. Appearing on the third of the eight blind auditions, he auditioned with "Delilah" originally by Tom Jones—with Michalis Kouinelis being the only one electing him to join his team. During the battles, he performed "It's Now or Never" against Panos Patagiannis–with Michalis crowning him as the winner. In the first live show, he performed "Let the Music Play" and was saved by the public. In the third live show, he performed "She's a Lady" and was once again saved by the public along with Areti Kosmidou. In the fourth live show, he performed "Kiss" and was, for third time, saved by the public. In the semi-final, he performed "Valerie" for his solo performance and "Kenouria Agapi" for his duet with Elena Paparizou. Melikov failed to proceed to the final after getting 47 points from his coach and 43 points from the public.
To pio Glyko Methysi Grifos Simera to giortazo Mia fora ke enan kero
The show is hosted by Giorgos Liagkas with Themis Georgantas serving as the backstage and social networking corresponding. The lead vocalist of the band Stavento, Michalis Kouinelis, Despina Vandi, Antonis Remos and Melina Aslanidou are the coaches of the season. The winner receives a record deal with Minos EMI.
The first trailer for the season came out on September 13, 2013 which officially opened the submissions for the auditions. The auditions started on September 30, 2013 and were held in Greece and Cyprus.
The first season of "The Voice of Greece" premiered on January 10, 2014 (and January 11, 2014 in Cyprus) and concluded on May 8, 2014. The coaches of the first season were Michalis Kouinelis, Despina Vandi, Antonis Remos and Melina Aslanidou while Giorgos Liagkas and Themis Georgantas were the presenter and backstage reporter respectively. Auditions for the season were held in Thesalloniki, Athens (Greece) and Nicosia (Cyprus). The show was broadcast on ANT1 and it was since the first episode a success with rates getting over 50% in household rating.
His first discography work was with the group Babylon at the 1997 album, Arhi Epi Telous.[1] His next works were also with the band on Kouarteto ton stihion and Epi telous. He has cooperated with the band Active Member on the album Meres Thavmasies, Paraxenes Meres. He was a partner of the Free Style Productions.
The Battles took place in the Kapa Studios in Spata, Attica. Two artists from each team compete against by singing the same song. The coach of the two acts decides which one will go through and which one will be eliminated meaning that eight acts from each team will get through the live shows. The battle advisors for these episodes were: Christos Sumka working with Antonis Remos, Dimitris Kontopoulos working with Despina Vandi, Dimos Anastasiadis working with Michalis Kouinelis and Antonis Mitzelos working with Melina Aslanidou.
Veneti, originating from Athens, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of twenty-two. Appearing on the third of the eight blind auditions, she auditioned with "Nobody's Wife" originally by Anouk—with three coaches: Michalis Kouinelis, Antonis Remos and Melina Aslanidou electing for her to join their teams; from which Veneti selected Antonis Remos. During the battles, she performed "En Lefko" against Kelly Protopapa–with Antonis crowning her as the winner. In the second live show, she performed "An Eixes Erthei Pio Noris" and ended up in the bottom three but was not saved by her coach along with Fani Tselepi.
The media stated that he was in relationship with Ivi Adamou.[3][4] Later, in one interview, Adamou denied the rumors.[5] In 2014 though, Kouinelis revealed that they were in a relationship since 2013 and not since 2010 as the media said.[6] The two now live together in Athens as Adamou has been studying there.[7]
He always wanted to create something for his own, that would be his "trademark", a child of his, that would have his elements. Stavento, was his "child" where he makes the productions, writes the lyrics and performs.[1]
Melikov started off his music career when he auditioned for the first season of The Voice of Greece at the age of sixteen. " He appeared on the third of the eight blind auditions and auditioned with "Delilah" by Tom Jones. He was made part of Michalis Kouinelis' team in the contest. During the battles, he performed "It's Now or Never" alongside Panos Patagiannis with Michalis crowning him as the winner. He went on to perform in the first live show with the song "Let the Music Play" which resulted to him being saved from elimination via public votes. In the third live show, he performed "She's a Lady" and was once again saved by the public along with Areti Kosmidou. In the fourth live show, he performed "Kiss" and was, for third time, saved by the public. In the semi-final, he performed "Valerie" and for his duet, he performed "Kenouria Agapi" along with Helena Paparizou. Melikov failed to proceed to the final after getting 47 points from his coach and 43 points from the public.
Originating from Alexandroupoli, she auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of sixteen. Appearing on the eighth of the eight blind auditions, she auditioned with "Let Her Go", originally by Passenger—with two coaches: Michalis Kouinelis and Despina Vandi electing for her to join their teams; from which Kosmidou selected Michalis Kouinelis. During the battles, Kosmidou sung "I Was Made for Lovin' You" against Christina Miliou–with Michalis crowning her as the winner. In the second live show, she performed "Big in Japan" and was saved by the public. In the third live show, she performed "Little Talks" and was saved by the public along with Uri Melikov. In the fourth live show, she performed "Royals" and was for the first time in the bottom two along with Panayiotis Vintzilaios–with Michalis selecting her to proceed to the semi-final. In the semi-final, she performed "This Is the Life" for her solo performance and "Poison" for her duet with the band Melisses. Kosmidou proceeded to the final after getting 53 points from her coach and 57 points from the public. Her song "So Cruel" was available on iTunes the day after the semi-final, on May 3, 2014. In the final she performed her original song "So Cruel" and a duet with her coach with the song "Prin Se Gnoriso". As she advanced to the second round along with Kiriakou and Kintatos, she performed "Let Her Go", the song she performed during the blind auditions. Kosmidou finished as joint runner-up with Kintatos.
"Afto Ton Kero" (; ) is a song recorded by Greek Cypriot singer Ivi Adamou. It was released on 10 March 2017. The song is written and produced by Michalis Kouinelis.
The Battles take place in the Kapa Studios in Spata, Attica. Two artists from each team compete against by singing the same song. The coach of the two acts decides which one will go through and which one will be eliminated meaning that eight acts from each team will get through the live shows. The battle advisors for these episodes are: Christos Dantis working with Antonis Remos, Giannis Vardis working with Despina Vandi, Giorgos Papadopoulos working with Melina Aslanidou and Giannis Giokarinis working with Michalis Kouinelis.
Dagkalou, originating from Volos, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of nineteen. Appearing on the fourth of the eight blind auditions, she auditioned with "Makria Mou Na Figeis" originally by Eleni Vitali—with Michalis Kouinelis being the only one electing her to join his team. During the battles, she performed "Di'Efhon" against Constantina Zerva–with Michalis crowning her as the winner. In the first live, she performed "Iliagiali" and ended up in the bottom three but was not saved by her coach along with Aris Kambanos.
When asked about her relationship status between 2011 and 2012, Adamou said that she was not in any relationship despite the rumors that she was in relationship with Michalis Kouinelis from Stavento. Later, in one interview, she denied the rumours. She also said that she was never in love, since she went to Athens to study. In 2014 though, Kouinelis revealed that they were in a relationship for about a year and not for four or five as the media said. The two lived together in Athens as Adamou had been studying there. It was reported in late-April 2014 that after Kouinelis met the parents of Adamou, the two would soon get married. However, neither of them have confirmed the rumors and was not revealed whether they were engaged or not. In December 2017, it was announced by Adamou that she was expecting her first child. The same month Adamou moved with Kouinelis in his hometown Alexandroupolis. On 12 June 2018, she gave birth to her first child, a daughter. 
Anderito, originating from Nigeria, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of eighteen. Appearing on the third of the eight blind auditions, he auditioned with "Price Tag", originally by Jessie J and B.o.B—with all four coaches electing for him to join their teams; from which Vintzilaios selected Michalis Kouinelis. During the battles, he performed "Locked Out of Heaven" against Panayiotis Koufogiannis–with Michalis crowning him as the winner. In the second live show, he performed "Save Tonight" and ended up in the bottom three but was not saved by his coach along with Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou.
Panagiotopoulos, originating from Kavala, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of twenty-three. Appearing on the seventh of the eight blind auditions, he auditioned with "Trouble", originally by Coldplay—with all four coaches electing for him to join their teams; from which Vintzilaios selected Michalis Kouinelis. During the battles, he performed "Just Give Me a Reason" against Constantina Christopoulou–with Michalis crowning him as the winner. In the second live show, he performed "Starlight" and ended up in the bottom three with Michalis selecting him to proceed to the third live show. In the third live show, he performed "San Skia" and ended up in the bottom two along with Panayiotis Vintzilaios but was not saved by his coach.
Kosmidou, originating from Alexandroupoli, auditioned for "The Voice of Greece" at the age of sixteen. Appearing on the eighth of the eight blind auditions, she auditioned with "Let Her Go", originally by Passenger—with two coaches: Michalis Kouinelis and Despina Vandi electing for her to join their teams; from which Kosmidou selected Michalis Kouinelis. During the battles, Kosmidou sung "I Was Made for Lovin' You" against Christina Miliou–with Michalis crowning her as the winner. In the second live show, she performed "Big in Japan" and was saved by the public. In the third live show, she performed "Little Talks" and was saved by the public along with Uri Melikov. In the fourth live show, she performed "Royals" and was for the first time in the bottom two along with Panayiotis Vintzilaios–with Michalis selecting her to proceed to the semi-final. In the semi-final, she performed "This Is the Life" for her solo performance and "Poison" for her duet with the band Melisses. Kosmidou proceeded to the final after getting 53 points from her coach and 57 points from the public. Her song "So Cruel" was available on iTunes the day after the semi-final, on May 3, 2014. In the final she performed her original song "So Cruel" and a duet with her coach with the song "Prin Se Gnoriso". As she advanced to the second round along with Kiriakou and Kintatos, she performed "Let Her Go", the song she performed during the blind auditions. Kosmidou finished as joint runner-up with Kintatos.
In 2013–2014 Vandi was one of the four artists/coaches participating in the Greek version of The Voice, along with Antonis Remos, Melina Aslanidou and Michalis Kouinelis. The winner of the show's first season, Maria Elena Kyriakou, was on Vandi's team.