Natalia Germanou
A year later in 1990, Germanou started working with Ant1 Channel and moved her radio show to their radio stations, and started a spin-off musical show of the same name on the channel. A couple of years later in 1997, Germanou became the programing director and radio producer at the radio station Sfera 102.2 , where she still hosts a radio show today. In 2002, Germanou hosted the first season of Fame Story, and was later a judge on music related reality shows such as Dream Show 1 and 2, Fame Story 3 and Sound Mix Show.Natalia Germanou (Greek: Ναταλία Γερμανού; born in Athens, Greece) is a Greek lyricist, television hostess, radio producer, DJ and journalist. Germanou has written lyrics for many popular Greek singers such as Despina Vandi, Anna Vissi, Christos Dantis, Elena Paparizou, Marianta Pieridi, and Katy Garbi to name a few. At the age of 16, Germanou announced to her family that she would like to become an actress, to which her Father suggested journalism instead. A few years later, Germanou finished a professional journalism school in Athens, and was soon accepted to the Orlando University of Florida where she planned to lived for the next 5 years, perfecting her study in journalism.
She co-wrote with Dantis the lyrics to Elena Paparizou s My Number One, the winning entry of the Eurovision Song Contest 2005. Since then she has written the lyrics to over 250 songs for various artists, with over 30 albums her songs have been included on going Platinum, and over 45 albums going Gold. Below are select shows Germanou has been a part of: Germanou has also appeared in several guest star rolls on various TV shows over the years.
In 2005, Germanou co-wrote the lyrics to the song My Number One , which won the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 . At the same time, Germanou started hosting the music show Mega Star on Mega Channel, which she continued to host for 10 years.
At the same time, in 1990, Germanou branched out to writing lyrics, and has since written lyrics for many big Greek singers, with more than 250 songs, and more than 30 platinum and 45 gold records. For the next 4 years, Germanou continued hosting, and realized that she had fallen in love with it. In 2002 they divorced. The beginning of Germanou s songwriting career is marked by the song Pos released in 1990 and sung by Mando.
Germanou also appeared on an episode of Anna Vissi s short lived variety show Me Agapi Anna on Ant1 Channel in the mid 90 s, where she sang along with Vissi. . Germanou, with the guidance of her Father, accepted, and stayed in Athens, where for the next 4 years, got experience working for the magazines Ena and Kai and the newspaper 24 Ores . In October 1988, at age 19, Germanou started hosting a radio show along with Prokopi Douka titled Club Sandwich on SKY 100,4 .
In 2007-2008, she was a judge on the music reality show TV Stars Parousiaste on Alpha Channel alongside Ilias Psinakis, while she hosted the show Randevou sta tifla every Saturday night on Alpha Channel in the same year. Currently, besides hosting her radio show on Sfera FM, Germanou hosts the morning show Mes Tin Kali Hara on Alpha Channel every weekend, and is also writing her first book. Natalia Germanou married singer Petros Imvrios in October 1998. Natalia Germanou s father is the late Freddie Germanos, a popular journalist and author, and her mother is Erietta Mavroudi.
Club Sandwich later became Blue Jean , and was broadcast daily on the radio station Athina 9.84 , where she also became a radio producer. Germanou appeared on 2 episodes of Hai-Rok , which her close friend Eleni Mavili was a writer on, as well as on the shows Oi Stavloi Tis Eriettas Zaimi , and Kinoumeni Ammos .
She has hosted a radio show on Sfera FM for the past couple of years as well as having simultaneously hosted or taken part in numerous reality and talk shows, most recently being with Alpha TV. Germanou was born in Athens, Greece to parents Freddie Germanos and Erietta Mavroudi, with origins from Mitilini. For 12 years, Germanou attended the Mina Aidonopoulou school, where she got good grades and was good in Math.
About a month and a half before her planned departure to college, Germanou got a job offer to work at the magazine Ena owned by Giorgos Koskotas, and managed by Pavlos Bakogiannis.
