: The track typically features a blend of acoustic instruments, such as the piano or classical guitar, often enriched by a string section that heightens the dramatic tension.

: Both the lyrics and the visual direction emphasize a sense of isolation. The music video often uses minimalist settings or natural landscapes to mirror the internal state of the protagonist.

The official music video utilizes cinematic lighting and close-up shots to create an intimate atmosphere. By focusing on Triantafillidou’s expressions, the video directs the viewer's attention to the raw emotion of the performance rather than a complex, distracting plotline. This "performance-centric" approach is a staple of Greek ballad videos, intended to establish the artist's persona as a serious, soulful storyteller.

: Triantafillidou is known for a "laïko-entechno" style—a sophisticated take on Greek folk music. Her performance in "To Gramma" is marked by a controlled vulnerability that builds into a powerful, emotive climax. Musical Composition

: It sits within the Entechno genre, which translates to "art song." This genre prioritizes high-quality poetic lyrics and complex musical arrangements, often performed by singers with formal training. Visual Aesthetic

: The narrative suggests a reflection on a past relationship, where the "letter" serves as a vessel for memories that the narrator is struggling to let go of.