Natasa Theodoridou Biography: Children, Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents, Ex- Husband, Songs, Lyrics

Natasa Theodoridou is a prominent Greek singer known for her emotive performances in laïko and pop music, distinguished as the only female Greek artist to have her first three albums achieve platinum status.

With a career spanning over three decades, she has released numerous hit albums and singles, including “Dihos Logo Ki Aformi” and “Dipla Se Sena,” earning her a reputation for soulful vocals and dynamic live shows.

Renowned for her collaborations with leading composers such as Giorgos Theofanous and for her international performances for the Greek diaspora, Theodoridou remains a beloved icon in Greek music.

Profile

• Full Name: Natasa Theodoridou
• Stage Name: Natasa Theodoridou
• Born: 24 October 1970
• Age: 54 years old
• Birthplace: Thessaloniki, Greece
• Nationality: Greek
• Occupation: Singer
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Sofia Theodoridou, Stathis Theodoridis
• Siblings: Thalis Theodoridis
• Spouse: Takis Betas (m.? –1996), Andreas Foustanos (m. 1999–2007)
• Children: Christianna Betas, Andrianna Foustanou
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $5–10 million

Early Life and Education

Natasa Theodoridou was born on October 24, 1970, in Thessaloniki, Greece, to Sofia Theodoridou and Stathis Theodoridis. She grew up with her brother, Thalis Theodoridis, a football coach.

Showing an early passion for music, she studied journalism in Thessaloniki while simultaneously pursuing guitar and piano lessons at a conservatory. Her musical training in harmony shaped her versatile vocal style. Her ethnicity is Greek, and her religious beliefs are unknown.

Career

Natasa Theodoridou began her musical career in 1988, performing at local venues in Thessaloniki while still a student. In 1996, she relocated to Athens, where her talent was noticed at the music hall “Handres,” where she performed alongside artists like Antonis Remos and Labis Livieratos.

Signed by Sony Music Greece, she released her self-titled debut album, Natasa Theodoridou, in 1997, which went platinum within a month, featuring hits like “Dihos Logo Ki Aformi.” Her early success established her as a rising star in the Greek laïko scene.

Her second album, Defteri Agapi (1998), and third, Tha Miliso Me T’Asteria (2000), also achieved platinum status, making her the only female Greek artist to accomplish this with her first three releases.

Collaborations with composers such as Giorgos Theofanous and Phoebus produced chart-topping singles, including “Kataziteitai,” a Greek adaptation of Shakira’s “Ojos Asi.”

Theodoridou’s performances at venues such as Votanikos and her collaborations with artists such as Paschalis Terzis and Giorgos Mazonakis expanded her influence. Her 2008 best-of album, Dipla Se Sena, and 2013’s S’Agapo showcased her ability to blend modern pop with traditional laïko elements.

Theodoridou’s enduring appeal lies in her heartfelt lyrics and captivating stage presence, with over 17 albums, 10 platinum and three gold certifications, and global performances in Australia, the United States, and the UK, including a 2024 show at The Troxy in London.

Her 2016 album Asta Ola Ki Ela, composed by Giorgos Sampanis, marked her transition to Heaven Music and maintained her relevance. Recognized by Alpha TV in 2010 as the 12th-best-selling female singer in Greece’s phonographic era, she continues to inspire with her emotional depth and cultural advocacy, performing at venues such as the Odeon of Herodes Atticus.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @natasa_theodoridou_official
• Facebook Handle: Natasa Theodoridou
• Twitter Handle: Unknown
• YouTube Handle: @NatasaTheodoridouOfficial

Personal Life

Natasa Theodoridou was married to Takis Betas in Thessaloniki, with whom she had her daughter, Christianna, born in 1994; they divorced in 1996.

She later married plastic surgeon Andreas Foustanos in 1999, and they had a daughter, Andrianna, in 2000, before divorcing in 2007. Currently single, Theodoridou maintains a private life, focusing on her family and career.

Discography

• Natasa Theodoridou (1997)
• Defteri Agapi (1998)
• Tha Miliso Me T’Asteria (2000)
• Ip’Efthini Mou (2001)
• Tosi Agapi Pos Na Hathei (2002)
• Erota, Den Ksereis N’Agapas (2004)
• Natasa (2007)
• Dipla Se Sena (2008)
• Mia Kokkini Grammi (2009)
• Apenanti (2012)
• S’Agapo (2013)
• Asta Ola Ki Ela (2016)

Net Worth

Natasa Theodoridou has an estimated net worth of $5–10 million. Her wealth primarily comes from her successful music career, including album sales, royalties from her extensive discography, and live performances across Greece and the global Greek diaspora.