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Joe Dassin - A Toi (Giga Papaskiri Edit)

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One of the greatest songs for Peppino Cagliardi, Born in Naples. Cagliardi's first hit in Italy came in 1963 with T'amo e t'amero. In 1970, he had another big hit with the song, Settembre. This song "Come le viole" was relased in 1972.

PEPPINO GAGLIARDI - Come Le Viole

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And finally, here's my newest MANSTA edit/remix of Joe Dassin's classic 'Et Si Tu N'Existais Pas', a song i really loved since i was a kid. It's a soft, groovy edit - i've tried not to ruin the feeling of the original track - to be played on those long summer nights. We've been hammering it on manstaradio.gr the last couple of months and we had quite a few requests for it, so here it is!
Comments are much appreciated... Enjoy!
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Joe Dassin - Et Si Tu N'Existais Pas (MANSTA Drama)

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Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera  Lyircs ( Italian) 
       
Che vuole questa musica stasera
che vuole questa musica stasera,
che mi riporta un poco del passato,
la luna ci teneva compagnia,
io ti sentivo mia,
soltanto mia,
soltanto mia.
vorrei tenerti qui vicino a me,
adesso che fra noi non c'e' piu' nulla,
vorrei sentire ancor le tue parole,
quelle parole che non sento piu'.
il mondo intorno non esisteva,
per la felicita' che tu mi davi,
che me ne faccio ormai
di tutti i giorni miei
se nei miei giorni
non ci sei piu' tu.
che vuole questa musica stasera,
che mi riporta un poco del passato,
che mi riporta un poco del tuo amore,
che mi riporta un poco di te.
che me ne faccio ormai
di tutti i giorni miei
se nei miei giorni
non ci sei piu' tu.
che vuole questa musica stasera,
che mi riporta
un poco del passato,
che mi riporta
un poco del tuo amore,
che mi riporta
un poco di te,
un poco di te.

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As the undisputed King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley remains one of the most iconic forces in music and popular culture and is today on the verge of another career milestone. 33 years after his premature departure the new Elvis' song You Give Me Fever is released as commercial single. 
Based on Presley's classic Fever, the new song features the original voice of the King in a whole new context, with new rap vocals, new female vocals and an ultra-contemporary arrangement. You Give Me Fever is produced and co-written by Agostino Carollo Spankox, who in 2008 also produced the third official Presley's remix released by Sony Music, Baby Let's Play House, that topped the charts worldwide.
This groundbreaking release marks the first time in history that a new, never released before Presley title is released and mass marketed since Elvis's departure.