Melina Aslanidou (; born 28 August 1974) is a Greek singer.
Early life Melina Aslanidou was born in Stuttgart, West Germany to Greek parents. Later, she moved with her family to Greece and grew up in Paralimni of Giannitsa, Greece.
Career From 2000 to 2002 she was a member of the band Oi Apenanti. She released an album with the band, in 2002, titled Mikri Agapi. Since then Aslanidou has been on a solo career. In 2003 she released her debut solo album, called To Perasma. Her second studio album Paihnidi Einai was released in 2005. In 2007, she released a CD single with three songs named "Psila Takounia" which were not included later in any studio album. In 2008 she released a compilation album titled Sto Dromo.
In 2014, she became a coach in the reality show of ANT1, The Voice of Greece.
Discography Studio albums 2002: Mikri Agapi (with Oi Apenanti) 2003: To Perasma 2005: Paihnidi Einai 2014: Melina 2016: Me Fonazoune Me To Mikro Mou 2018: Ximeroni Kiriaki
Live albums 2017: Live with Christos Nikolopoulos
Singles 2001: "To Parelthon Thimithika" (with Oi Apenanti) 2007: "Psila Takounia" 2010: "Alli Mia Fora" (Digital single only) 2012: "Den Exo Dieuthinsi" 2013: "Kalokairi Agkalia Mou" 2013: "Tetarti Vradi ft.Antonis Remos" 2014: "Ah Kindineuo!" 2014: "O Hronos Nika (OST for the movie "Koinos Paranomastis")" 2015: "Na Me Dikaiologiseis" 2015: "9 Mines (OST for the TV series "9 Mines")" 2016: "Prosopiki Epilogi" 2016: "Mes Sto Spiti De Menei Kaneis" 2017: "Me fonazoune Me To Mikro Mou (Petros Karras & DJ Piko Remix)" 2017: "An S' Arnitho Agapi Mou" 2017: "An S' Arnitho Agapi Mou (Remix)" 2018: "Den Ipame Tin Teleftea Leksi" 2019: "Se Poia Thalassa Armenizeis" 2019: "Eyhi" 2022: "I Melina Aslanidou Erminevi Giorgo Theofanous" (EP)
Compilations 2008: Sto Dromo 2015: "Best Of" (From Newspaper "Ependisi") 2016: Osa Eipa
Awards and nominations Arion Music Awards Year Recipient Award Result 2003 Nai Tha Po Song of the Year 2004 To Perasma Best Laïko Song Best New Artist Best Entekhno Song 2006 Pehnidi Ine Best Entekhno Album Best Entekhno Singer
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