Constantinos Komodromos is the grand winner of The Voice of Greece. He won through public voting as part of Elena Paparizou’s team.
He comes from Larnaca and started his music journey early. He first played drums in middle school, and in high school, he picked up the guitar, learning chords with his cousin’s help. After that, he taught himself to play instruments and sing.
Alongside music, he was active in sports like athletics, basketball, and football until he turned 18. As a student, he even tried singing on the street but soon found it wasn’t for him. At 19, he decided to pursue music professionally, performing in venues and bars across Cyprus.
For the last 20 years, he has made a strong mark in Larnaca’s music scene, singing at the same venue for 13 years. His repertoire mainly features Greek pop and rock—it’s a real training ground that shapes you into an artist, not just a “flash in the pan.”
When the results were announced, Constantinos was very emotional. He shared that his family motivated him to join the show. Holding his daughter close, he said: “I thank my daughter for pushing me to come here. I worked very hard, thanks to my cousin Spyros. I can’t speak now. Let someone else speak.”
