With Efiga, Plàsi delivers his first song in Greek, a powerful and emotionally charged reflection on heartbreak and regret. Rooted in the rich tradition of Greek songwriting, the track explores the complex emotions of leaving someone and questioning whether it was the right decision. "My first song in Greek had to be about something that many Greek songs are about. A break-up song full of regrets. ‘Efiga,’ meaning ‘I left,’ is about leaving someone but realizing you might have made the wrong choice. A song full of energy and mixed feelings of someone who is going through this dilemma. It symbolizes the Greek side of me. The feeling-based one. The one that shows my emotions more than enough to make sure everyone is aware of how I feel." With its stirring melodies and raw vulnerability, Efiga captures the push and pull of heartache and self-discovery. It reflects Plàsi’s ability to blend emotional depth with infectious energy, creating a song that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.