Eleonora Zouganeli[/B] on the occasion of the release of her new album gave an interview to the newspaper "Avgi" and, among other things, referred to her move to sing Easter and the hype caused by it.
"I think I have managed it somewhat well so far. Because I want the publicity. I need it. Not out of vanity. I want the acceptance. I go out, I expose myself, to be accepted, otherwise there is no reason to go into this process. It's very hard to be in so much exposure without the return of love and acceptance. All these years there was a balance. Yes they have invaded my personal life but only so much. Lately it's gotten a little out of hand. I don't like charging others. I am looking to see where I have let on that I am more available. I don't think others have changed. Somehow I signaled that I may eventually put up with everything. I'm a little naive. In relation to the Easter incident, I didn't expect all this to happen. And now I still can't wrap my head around it. It should fit eventually. I should have imagined that not everything in this life is benevolent. I've been there before. Only I can do something and change it. Television played a part, it also coincided with an opening in my personal life with marriage. It has started to get my name in some more impressive headlines than before. On the one hand I find it normal and on the other hand I'm looking to redefine the new boundaries. Why it's bothering me. I don't like it," the singer said.
When asked by the journalist if it has something to do with the fact that she is a woman, she answers: "I don't think so. I don't think so. I felt guilty without being. I felt guilty because I'm guilty, I just really didn't want to provoke at all. I don't like to provoke. I only like to provoke for my job. What bothers me and I want to fix is that I have become preoccupied with things other than my work. People don't know this but to put out a record today is a feat. I'm sad that instead of discussing how we did it we're discussing what clothes I'm wearing and whether I should sing or not. Now, let's say, for Loizos, I don't feel the same has been heard. But if I was seen drinking raki with my husband, it would be a news story that would get a lot more play. I'm saddened by that. There are a lot of people fighting to preserve the Greek song."
Source: Proto Thema
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