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Chorus Of Kalamata, Popular Orchestra, G. Theofilopoulos - Bouzouki Music From Greece

Chorus Of Kalamata, Popular Orchestra, G. Theofilopoulos - Bouzouki Music From Greece

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Chorus Of Kalamata, Popular Orchestra, G. Theofilopoulos - Bouzouki Music From Greece features traditional Greek bouzouki melodies that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Kalamata region, showcasing the instrument's central role in folk music.

Used Vinyl Record

Condition: Expertly ultrasonic cleaned. Very Good (VG) or better condition. Guaranteed not to skip.

Discogs images show the correct release for this catalog number or UPC. Condition will be VG or better. Inserts may vary or may not be included.

Tracklist

A1: Baxe Tsifliki
A2: O Trambarifas
A3: Ta Kavourakia (The Little Crabs)
A4: Aliti M'ipes Mia Vradia (One Night You Called Me A Tramp)
A5: Dio Portes Echi I Zoi (Life Has Two Sides)
A6: Ti Omorfi Pou Ise Otan Kles (How Beautiful You Are When You Cry)
B1: Sinefiasmeni Kiriaki (Cloudy Sunday)
B2: To Minore Tis Avjis (Sweet Music Of Dawn)
B3: To Jelekaki (The Waistcoat)
B4: Faliriotissa (A Girl From Phaleron)
B5: I Amaxa Mes'ti Vrochi (A Carriage In The Rain)
B6: I Acharisti (The Ungrateful)

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