The Constantia Brothers have cut their teeth on an amazing musical roller coaster ride after an appearance in front of millions of viewers on the prestigious Barrymore Show a few years ago put them in the public eye. Since then they have performed on BBC Radio2 and played theatres up and down the UK including the Blackpool Tower Ballroom.

It's no wonder they were taken on by the late Bob Barratt: a former EMI producer that introduced them to the world of recording and song writing. After countless film scores and CD releases they finally landed an international disc release with Delta Records of London, called 'The Music of Greece' - The following year they had tracks appearing on top labels along side Nana Mouskouri and Demis Roussos. Of course in true Constantia Brothers fashion everything was kept on the ground and they continued to work at Constantia Cottage Restaurant where they still perform today.

More recently, music giants, 'Carlin Music' moved in to publish some of the brothers tacks that were used for the Athens Olympics and top film producer from CYBC Television in Cyprus flew over with his camera crew for a major documentary, featuring the brother's life story and their DVD Music release called 'For The Love of Cyprus' (less info)