Yannis Zouganelis

Known for ActingBorn 1955-02-03 (age 71)Patisia, Athens, Greece

Yannis Zouganelis was born in Athens on February 3, 1956 and comes from Mykonos and Naxos. He is married to Isidora Sideris and together they have a daughter, Eleonora Zouganelis. The fact that both his parents were deaf had a great influence on his later course. He began his musical studies at preschool age in Agios Nikolaos Acharnon with the cantor professor Th. Theodorakopoulos in Byzantine music. At the Hellenic Conservatory he studied guitar with professors X. Ekmektsoglou and Costas Triandos and theory with Antiochos Evaggelatos. He continued at the National Conservatory of Athens with harmony, advanced theory and piano under the teaching of Patrikidis and Vokos. Composer Nikos Mamagakis played a decisive role in the development of his musical studies, who taught him orchestration and rhythm. In 1975, with a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture (for his work "Ten Byzantine Essays" small symphonic ensemble and mixed choir), he studied composition, orchestration and opera at the Munich Academy of Arts, from which he graduated with honors.Read more

Movies & web series

Βασίλισσα μαϊμού

Edo einai Valkania!

Tilebora

Commandos and Dragons

And Wherever It Takes Us

Ο Θείος μας ο Μίμης

Fygame

Αστροφεγγιά

The King

Kala Tha Paei Ki Afto

Traces

The Island of Secrets

Crying... Silicon Tears

Πειναντέους

Here We Are!

Patris, listeia, oikogeneia

Mia fora kai ena moro

The Bricks

The Heart of the Beast

Handset Type

Απίστευτα κι Όμως... Ελληνικά

Which Way to the Septic Tank?

Halvai 5-0

I kyria mas

Out of the blue

Larisa Confidential

The Bachelor

4 Black Suits

Φίλα τον Βάτραχό σου

The Other Half

Kiss Of Life

Sapounopetra: To hrima sto Laimo sas

Minore

Morally and Kicking

Ιερή Οικογένεια

Up, Down and Sideways

Varea anthygieina

Lyssa kakia

Mafiosi in the Aegean

Finders 2: Pharaoh's Ring

Έχω ένα μυστικό...

A Hero... in Rome

Καρδιακός Φίλος

Let the Women Wait!

I Have Something to Say

Τα Νεοκλασικά - Η Κόμισσα Της Φάμπρικας

Fate

Medea, Louder Than My Thoughts