The official music video for Asteromata, the song with which Klavdia will represent Greece at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest, has been released. The competition will take place in Basel, Switzerland, in May 2025.
With a cinematic aesthetic and strong influences from Greek tradition, Asteromata comes to life on screen through a visually stunning video that artistically captures the song’s lyrics and emotions.
Directed by George Mpenioudakis, the video masterfully conveys the song’s symbolism, focusing on themes of separation in its many forms.
Shot in the picturesque town of Kozani, located in the western part of Macedonia in northern Greece, and the iconic Temple of Poseidon at Sounio, the visuals evoke the essence of the Greek countryside and sea.
The three-minute clip, produced with high cinematic standards, presents images reminiscent of classical paintings, enhancing the song’s emotional depth.
A central figure in the video is a mother waiting tearfully, while other characters grapple with the pain of parting. Meanwhile, a young girl discovering a feather symbolizes arrival, hope, and the future—mirroring life’s cyclical nature.
At the heart of it all is Klavdia, whose expressive performance ties together the video’s narrative, delivering the song’s touching message with emotional intensity.
Asteromata, composed by Arcade and Klavdia with lyrics by Arcade, will compete in the second Eurovision semi-final on May 15, 2025.
