A thread about songs :)

I would like this thread to be about songs, not necesarily translations.

First because I have some questions and they have nothing to do with translating lyrics

Second, because at times songs are uploaded around here but many of us may miss them if we don't look in the right thread

Third, because this thread could be a good place to ask for or to give suggestions about Greek music

Now, my questions! Amethystos, are you still around? Actually, the question is only one: WHO were the first singers of these songs? Who made these songs famous?

Istoria mou, amartia mou: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXzxf...eature=related

I pio megali wra : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-mYF...eature=related

Katw ap’ th markiza : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEnnu...eature=related

Kykloforw ki oploforw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj_RX...eature=related

Ta Deilina: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5D38...eature=related (Viki Mosxoliou? –as I see it’s a TV show about her)

Kathe bradi panta lipimeni: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKlHm...eature=related

H Tampakera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V88ro...eature=related

Na ‘xa dyo zwes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjK7p...eature=related

Ki an perpatw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NksPB...eature=related

Ena sfalma ekana: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk8eU...eature=related

Istoria mou(, amartia mou): Τhe one the only the great Rita. Rita Sakellariou

Here is the link

I'll be back with the others later

Thank you

And since you come back later(or tomorrow, or whenever you have the time cause it's no hurry) I have another one that is haunting me!

Ama thes na fygeis, fyge: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5PcbTpebg4

Who's the lady singing in the movie?

"H pio megali wra einai twra" is by Giwta Lydia from 1967.
Xaroula Aleksiou also sings that song.

"Katw ap' ti markiza" is by Viky Mosxoliou (1977).
Sung also by Xaroula Aleksiou and Eleni Tsaligopoulou.

Thank you, Panseline! Long time no see

Geia sou, dya mou.

So, where were we...

"Kykloforw ki oploforw" is by Alkistis Protopsalti (1985)

"Ta deilina" is by Viky Mosxoliou (1965)

"Kathe vrady panta lypimeni" is by Vasilis Tsitsanis and Marika Ninou (1950).
Sung also by Giwrgos Ntalaras, Dimitra Galani...

"H tampakera" is by Vasilis Tsitsanis and Marika Ninou.
Sung also by Marika Ninou and Xaroula Aleksiou.

"Na 'xa dyo zwes" is by Giannis Kotsiras (1997)

"Ki an perpatw" is by Giannis Poulopoulos.

"Ena sfalma ekana" is by Poly Panou (with Grigoris Mpithikwtsis as a second voice).
Sung also by Eleni Tsaligopoulou.

Thank you so much, Panseline mou

And of course, if anybody wants, has the time, the mood, etc to upload some of these songs I'd be more than grateful Other songs are also welcome( if not uploads then at least suggestions, maybe I can find some of them myself.)

And now I can go to sleep Kalinixta!

Amethystos, I see you're back, but you'll have to excuse me: I'm really tired (+ sick) and I need some sleep.

Thank you so much for your help tonight.

Whenever you have the time, I'm waiting for more uploads

Kalinixta!

Poly panou -ena sfalma ekana
Here is the link


NOTE. You have to RENAME IT to ".mp3" to hear it. I uploaded it with greek characters in the title and rapid did this mess!

Poulopoulos-ki an perpatw
Here is the link

Alkistis Protopsalti - Kykloforw kai oploforw
Here is the link

Biky Mosxolioy - Ta deilina
Here is the link:

Giota Lydia - H pio megalh wra
Here is the link:

As for the others... i simply can't find them on my backups....
(I must confess that i propably have the "tabakera" but don't know where...)
The links are the original versions for sure! Trust me.

Ante kalinyxta!

Thank you very much, Amethystos The original versions of these songs are absolutely wonderful. (actually this is what I'm listening now, over and over again )

Hmmm....what about Ama thes na fygeis, fyge? I asked somewhere above in this thread about it. Who sings it?

Originally Posted by dya

Hmmm....what about Ama thes na fygeis, fyge? I asked somewhere above in this thread about it. Who sings it?

First sung by Vaggelis Perpiniadis, son of Stellakis Perpiniadis, then by Panos Gavalas - both of them are great laiko singers.

Thank you, Panseline

Well, I've just noticed that all the links were deleted. And I saw the reason. Which means that from now on, suggestions will be written here and files shared through PM, right? Ok..

Yes, dya