In Studio 4, Christos Santikai was hosted and talked about his life and music career that began when he was still very young as the child who sang Christmas and Ecclesiastical Hymns.

“My mother was chasing it very much, she was singing too. He went to write me in a conservatory to find out notes. It was a dream she had but she couldn’t do it and did it through me without pushing me. I remember I had the tendency to make rhythms. The director of the Conservatory discovered that 7 years old I could perform songs and called a show and made a connection with Gonidis. From there I was offered a proposal. The proposal from Alter did not concern Christmas and ecclesiasticals, they wanted to become a little Hatzigiannis. Finally I said only more!

I remember now that I had gone to a studio then, there were the zuzunas inside and they were saying the “little drummer”. And Manos Vafiadis told me to say it. I say it and came out Christmas single without any warning. Not even my parents knew. My parents signed but didn’t know what. They couldn’t understand what the contracts were and all of them, they were happy because they saw their child going forward. “

For his acquaintance and finally his life with Laura Narges and their child said:

“In the baby I speak Greek, Laura German and my mom Albanian. And we talk. I met Laura when Zero brought it to the studio and I say “what did you bring her from Survivor now to rape me?” because I was in the fool. When I got into the studio I was very good, it was very good, you don’t know my love, sorry. Then life brought us to common groups. The journey was very beautiful until it was cooked. We were friends and we are friends. I changed 180 degrees because I am a child in the artistic with tension and Laura tells me calm because she has grown up with a program.

I am still struggling to climb my confidence. When I am with a lot of people I don’t get my real artistic self, my manager constantly tells me. I’m still stuck with the public. “

Speaking about his ancestry, he said: “I was born in 1994 in Albania and came to Greece in 1997. I came here to my son’s age, baby. I don’t think I was out because I don’t feel it. I feel like I’m Greek and that I grew up here. There was a civil war in Albania. The only memories I have are shots, I remember them because they started from my city, Avlona. What inspires me the most in life is my father’s courage. It’s like taking my little Alexander now and going somewhere without wanting it, in the sense of having to go somewhere and be able to grow up with all the good values. The decision to come together was taken one night, we had to leave, it was not different because it could take us a stray. Here in Greece I think it was my father’s brother had come earlier in 91 and we had to touch for a while. “