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Pop Corn Music Awards 1998

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Pop Corn Music Awards 1998
Awarded forVotes by readers of Greek music publication Pop Corn and viewers of Mega Channel
Date1999
LocationAthens
CountryGreece
Hosted byAndreas Mikroutsikos
Television/radio coverage
NetworkANT1
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The eighth Annual Pop Corn Music Awards were held in 1998 in Athens, Greece. The awards recognized the most popular artists and albums in Greece from the year 1998 as voted by Greek music publication Pop Corn. The awards were hosted by Andreas Mikroutsikos in the March 1999. The Pop Corn Music Awards were discontinued in 2002.[1][2][3]

Performances

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Artist(s) Song(s)
Natasa Theodoridou "Pou Perpatas"
Sakis Rouvas "I Kardia Mou Htipa"
"Theleis I Den Theleis"
"Den Ehei Sidera I Kardia Sou"

Winners and nominees

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Best Video Clip Best Breakthrough Artist
  • Giorgos Lanthimos – "Theleis I Den Theleis" (Sakis Rouvas)
    • Giorgos Gavalos – "Ena Hrono To Perisotero" (Nikos Karvelas & Anna Vissi)
    • Vaggelis Kalaitzis – "Pios Einai Aftos" (Lambis Livieratos)
    • Kostas Kapetanidis – "Simadi Sto Lemo" (Evridiki)
    • Dimitris Sotas – "Etsi Ksafnika" (Antonis Remos)
Best Laiko Dance Song Best Group
  • Unavailable
  • Imiskoumbria
    • Active Member
    • Goin' Through
    • Kaka Koritsia
    • Terror X Crew
Album of the Year Song of the Year
Best Male Interpretation Best Female Interpretation
Best Male Performance Best Female Performance
Best Composition Best Duet/Collaboration
  • Unavailable
  • Valandis & Evridiki – "Den Teleiosame"
Best Lyric Best Artwork
  • Unavailable
  • Unavailable
Male Artist of the Year Female Artist of the Year
  • Unavailable
Radio Sfera 102.1 Song of the Year
Katy Garbi - "Evaisthisies"

References

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  1. ^ Georgantas, Themis, Pop Corn Magazine #156: Mousika Vravia Pop Corn '97, Musicoekdotiki Co., Athens, 1998, p.16-17
  2. ^ Georgantas, Themis, Mousika Vravia Pop Corn '98 Magazine, Musicoekdotiki Co., Athens, 1999, p.16-17
  3. ^ Georgantas, Themis, Mousika Vravia Pop Corn '99 Magazine, Musicoekdotiki Co., Athens, 2000, p.16-17