Dimitris Kanellopoulos discusses the history of Domenica

Dimitris Kanellopoulos, founding member and singer of the band Domenica, shared insights into the group's history and creative process during a recent television appearance. He revealed that the band's name originated from a personal diary entry where he noted rehearsal times, leading him to write “Sunday, Domenica” next to the English translation.

Kanellopoulos discussed the enduring legacy of their song “Vouí tou dromou” (The Silence of the Street), noting that the lyrics are based on a poem from 1927, marking the centenary of the original work. He mentioned that the band has released over 100 songs and hinted at the upcoming release of new material.

Reflecting on his personal life, Kanellopoulos spoke emotionally about his late close friend, musician Manos Xydous, describing their deep bond and the significant influence Xydous had on his life and views on art and society.