"Oh... Maria!" is the story of a Greece that sang, fell in love, clashed, and dreamed passionately. It is the 1980s, and the spotlight is on a scene in Exarcheia, where music met satire – which becomes a way of life – theater, politics, and laughter mingled with melancholy.

Yannis Zouganelis unfolds to Antonis Tomanidis the chronicle of a legendary artistic phenomenon that left an indelible mark on modern Greek culture. Between performances, political changes, late-night discussions, cigarette smoke, and melodies, figures who defined an entire era parade through: Nikolas Asimos, Sakis Boulas, Vassilis Papakonstantinou, Isidora Sideri, Vasia Trifylli, Kostas Bigalis, Kostas Tournas, and many others.

A nostalgic yet deeply political account of music, theater, and freedom. For the people who dared and for those who still dare to laugh, satirize, and dream loudly. Because, ultimately, the "Oh" is not just a sigh. It is an entire era that still refuses to be silenced today.