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Nikos Aliagas
Nikos Aliagas in 2012
Born	Nikólaos Aliágas (1969-05-13) May 13, 1969 (age 55) Paris, France
Occupation	TV host The Voice
Employer	TF1

Nikos Aliagas (Template:Lang-el / Níkos Aliágas; born Νικόλαος Αλιάγας / Nikólaos Aliágas on May 13, 1969 in Paris) is a French-Greek journalist and entertainer, known for being the host of the French reality program named Star Academy.

One of his parents came from the area of Stamna in Aetolia-Acarnania in Greece. He lived between France and Greece during childhood.

He was a guest star on a Greek program Koita ti Ekanes in late-2003 and featured clips from Star Academy. He has published a book called "I was born Greek: The mythology or The school of life" (Template:Lang-el). He was the presenter of a show on Alpha TV called "Gros Plan" where he met international stars like Celine Dion, Jean Paul Gaultier, Sylvester Stallone and the singer Helena Paparizou. He's the French presenter of The Voice: la plus belle voix.

He speaks five languages (as of 2003) including English.

Discography

Main article: Nikos Aliagas discography

References

"Γκρο Πλαν".Template:Gr icon Alpha TV. Retrieved on May 5, 2008

External links

Nikos Aliagas at IMDb
Olivier Minne, Nikos Aliagas et Anne-Gaëlle Riccio se défoulent sur TF6 (Olivier Minne, Nikos Aliagas and Anne-Gaëlle Riccio unwind on TF6) Template:Fr icon
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v t e Star Academy France
Winners	Jenifer Bartoli (2001) Nolwenn Leroy (2002) Élodie Frégé (2003) Grégory Lemarchal (2004) Magalie Vaé (2005) Cyril Cinélu (2006) Quentin Mosimann (2007-2008) Mickels Réa (2008) Laurène Bourvon (2012-2013) Anisha Jo (2022) Pierre Garnier (2023-2024)
Other notable contestants	Mario Barravecchia (2001) Jean-Pascal Lacoste (2001) Patrice Maktav (2001) Olivia Ruiz (2001) Houcine (2002) Georges-Alain Jones (2002) Jérémy Chatelain (2002) Emma Daumas (2002) Morganne Matis (2003) Michał Kwiatkowski (2003) Sofia Essaïdi (2003) Sofiane Tadjine-Lambert (2004) Jérémy Amelin (2005) Dominique Fidanza (2006) Cynthia Brown (2006) Mathieu Edward (2007-2008) Claire-Marie Bron (2007-2008) Alice Raucoules (2008) Joanna Lagrave (2008) Louis Albi (2022) Tiana Da Rocha (2022) Julien Lieb (2023-2024) Helena Bailly (2023-2024) Lénie Vacher (2023-2024)
Singles	"La Musique (Angelica)" (2001) "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" (2002) "Musique" (2002) "Paris Latino" (2002) "La Bamba" (2003) "L'Orange" (2003) "Laissez-moi danser" (2004) "Adieu monsieur le professeur" (2004) "Je ne suis pas un héros" (2005) "Santiano" (2005) "Y'a qu'un ch'veu" (2006) "Porque te vas" (2006) "Bangla Desh" (2007-2008) "Chante" (2008) "Parce qu'on vient de loin" (2012-2013) "Ne partez pas sans moi" (2022) "Au bout de mes rêves" (2023-2024) "Recommence-moi" (2024)

v t e The Voice: la plus belle voix
Season	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Winners	Stéphan Rizon Yoann Fréget Kendji Girac Lilian Renaud Slimane Nebchi ‎ Lisandro Cuxi Maëlle Pistoia
Notable alumni	Lise Darly Louane Emera Fréro Delavega Gjon's Tears Amir Haddad Leona Winter

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