Fílippos Papatheodórou, Greek musician (vocalist, guitarist, pianist), producer, composer, lyricist, publisher and author. Born 25 July 1936 in Thessaloniki Greece.
Co-founder of the bands Τρίο Καντσόνε (in 1953) & Les Athéniens (in 1962). In 1971, he left the band, returned to Athens from Paris and took over as Production Manager at Helladisc S.A. and its successor, the Greek branch of Phonogram & PolyGram. In 1986, he took over the Greek Repertoire Department of EMI Greece S.A. and after a brief stint at Μίνως Μάτσας & Υιός Α.Ε., he founded, in 1990/1, and organized the independent record company, Symphony Εταιρία Δίσκων Α.Ε. and its label Symphony (3). His departure from "Symphony" marked his final departure from the discography.
Arco Music Publications has been his next activity and a musical instrument store was the culmination of his activities always surrounding music and its interests. He has recently been involved in the writing and publishing of two books.