Fotis Polymeris

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| birth_place = Athens, Greece

| spouse = Maria Palimeri

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| children = Fani Polymeri, Euaggelia Palimeri

| occupation = Singer, Musician

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| instrument = Vocals

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Fotis Polymeris ({{langx|el|Φώτης Πολυμέρης}}; 20 February 1920, Patras – 28 May 2013, Athens), born as Fotios Palymeris (Φώτιος Παλημέρης), was a Greek guitarist, singer and composer.{{cite web|author=|url=http://greece.greekreporter.com/2013/05/29/fotis-polymeris-passed-away/ |title=Fotis Polymeris Passed Away | Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece |publisher=Greece.greekreporter.com |date=2013-05-29 |accessdate=2013-11-24}}

He is considered amongst the most successful representatives of the "early popular" Greek songs with a personal trobadour-style. He wrote lyrics and music for over 100 songs and collaborated with the most significant composers of this style. Also, Polymeris' music is heard in several Greek films.

Later he co-worked also with people from rebetiko-style music, such as Vassilis Tsitsanis.