Greece releases Eurovision video for Akylas’ song ‘Ferto’

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Greece has released the official music video for its Eurovision Song Contest 2026 entry “Ferto,” performed by Akylas.

The video clip debuted on Wednesday, March 11, offering fans a first look at the performance that will represent Greece at this year’s competition.

In the video, Akylas appears as a video game character travelling through iconic locations across Greece, combining digital animation with real-world scenery.

The release marks a key step in Greece’s Eurovision campaign as excitement builds ahead of Akylas’s live performance at the international contest.

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