To get over this freezing cold day in not so sunny Liverpool, I decided to watch a family holiday video from Sidari from a couple of years back. Whilst watching the dancing from the Three Pigs I found the urge to find out the names of the songs they dance to. Previously on this site some identified Kainouria Agapa by Antique, and there is the obligatory Zorba song.
The others are the La La song (I think called O Andonis) and other plucky little number which sounds a bit life Kainouria Agapi.
Can anyone help. It may cost me in the long run as I am now a fan of both Antique and the fantastic Helena Paparizou.
Message posted by Michael Jacques on 18 January 2012 at 12:55pm - IP Logged
Legal Disclaimer
Hi John
Do you mean Katergara Agape by Yannis Parios from his Island collection?
There is also a song by Anna Vissi called Kalimera Kenourya Mou Agapi,
Also Parios did a song that started with a lot of La La’s, 'Pote Then Se Ksexno' but I think you are looking for ‘Skio Horepse Sirtaki’ by (amongst others) Alikh Boygioyklakh, this is a very popular ‘Taverna’ song.
I have a collection of over 4000 popular Greek songs so if I can help, just PM me and I’ll try and help. I don’t live too far from Liverpool.
Mike
Message posted by colorblind86 on 18 January 2012 at 3:26pm - IP Logged
Legal Disclaimer
Massive long shot because I don't know if does Greek music, but it does most, is try shazaam on your mobile phone/computer. Usually a free app, it analyses the music and tries to match it. It's incredible accurate and does work with obscure stuff...Greek folk stuff however maybe one a bit too far!
If you wish to post a reply to this thread you must first Login
If you are not already registered you must first register
All Rights Reserved. No part of the Corfu Travel Guide web site may be reproduced without permission.
Infringement will be pursued.
The Corfu Travel
Guide and Lefkada Travel Guides are brought to you by Agni Travel.
Agni Travel is the sister company of Taverna Agni and also the sponsor of the Agni Animal Welfare Fund
Topic:
