There are some Christmas songs that, no matter how much we liked them at first, we are now tired of, since we have heard them countless times, on repeat, on the radio, on television, and through the loudspeakers of shopping malls and streets. You can find the foreign top 10 here. The Greek version follows below.

Christos Santikai - The Little Drummer

The sound of drums, little Christos with his dreamy style and smile, the melodious musicians with the viola and drums, the fading stars and the overall atmosphere of reverence, even make Santikai sleepy.

Kaiti Garbi - Tuli for Christmas & Santa Claus will come again

Kaiti released a Christmas album in 1998, these two songs still follow us until today, in shopping centers and streets in many cities of Greece and Christmas villages. There is no longer anyone who, when they hear "tuli", doesn't ask "for Christmas?".

Thanos Kalliris - Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Another translation in Greek, Rudolph with the bright nose, who in the end becomes Santa's lead reindeer and we quietly sing "Rudolph with the little hat...".

Androula Samiou - The Sweetest Christmas

"The angels brought you, the magi brought you, you fell into my life like a star from above. Merry Christmas to us, merry Christmas to us..." and that's how many relationships started singing in 2009. 14 years later, most of them no longer exist, along with our appetite to listen to "we will be together for the sweetest Christmas".

Sakis Rouvas - Happy Birthday

Rouvas is Rouvas and okay, we will never get bored of him. Every time we sing with enthusiasm and believe "This will be my lucky yeeeaarrr". And every time, at the end of this "lucky" year, we say "let the old year go away" and we tremble in case we get the coin.

ONE - The Bells Are Ringing (Last Christmas)

Not only WHAM, but also ONE released it. The song remains a constant value, breaking our nervous system as fast as ONE broke up.

"Snow is falling gently, and the bells are ringing, Christmas is here

Last year for the first time, I gave you my heart

Snow is falling gently, and the bells are ringing, Christmas is here

This year in the freezing cold, I'm asking for my heart back"

Despina Vandi - Christmas

And at the top, undoubtedly the song we love to hate. It marks the beginning of the holiday season somewhere in mid-November and the end of our mental calmness if we are over 35, considering that it was released in 2001 and we have been listening to it incessantly since then.