Name: Horio Mou Horioudaki Mou by Imam Baildi
Duration: 3 min 12 s
Description: Remix of the 1940's homonymous track by Sofia Vembo. The track appears as the title music for the Kato Partali TV series in Greece.

Goran Bregovic TANGO

Remix of the 1940's homonymous track by Sofia Vembo. The track appears as the title music for the Kato Partali TV series in Greece.

Horio Mou Horioudaki Mou

Master Session of our upcoming album. To be released on July 14th in Greece. For private hearing only.

Argosvinis Moni

Φονιάδες (Murderers - J. Frusciante Rebetiko Cover)   Sokratis Barbounakis

Fanfare Ciocarlia, the world's foremost Gypsy brass band, celebrate their 20 th anniversary in 2016 with an album brimming with their signature Balkan party sound, refreshingly laden with a smattering of big band interpretations of some Blues and Latin corkers.

CD/LP "ONWARDS TO MARS!" from FANFARE CIOCARLIA out 15 April 2016 on Asphalt Tango Records:
www.asphalt-tango.de/records/fanfare/onwards_to_mars.html

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Onwards to Mars!

Fanfare Ciocarlia / I Put A Spell On You (ft. Iulian Canaf) from "ONWARDS TO MARS"

Gypsy Anthem - (composer Šaban Bajramović)

Esma Redzepova - Zelem Zelem

09 Joseph joseph

Pasatempos is track no.4 in our first album 'Imam Baildi' (2007). It's a remix of a 1940's rembetiko tune, composed by Manolis Chiotis. The lyrics are about a guy saying his girl treats him like a pasatempos (that's a snack Greeks eat while doing something else, sort of the way you eat pop-corn). He says, you just use me to pass your time (pasa tempo) when in reality you're after someone else and you just use me as backup to make the other guy jealous. And he concludes: leave me if you like, but please just don't let the other guy know that you treated me like this. (which, by the way, totally defeats the stereotype of macho Greek guys, and rightly so...)

O Pasatempos

This is track no.2 in our first album 'Imam Baildi' (2007). It's a remix of a 1950's Manolis Chiotis track. 'De thelo pia na xanartheis' means 'I don't want you to come back any more', because you'll make me think of all the nice times we had.

De thelo pia na xanartheis

Freedom! Original lebanese song by Marcel KHALIFE.

From the album Radio Babel (2011) on Piranha Musik.

عصفور.....
« Don't be afraid, » I said 
Straighten up to see the sun rising 
It wondered at the forest 
And saw the waves of freedom Dazzling. 
It saw wings rippling beyond the iron-clad doors 

It saw the forest gliding 
On the wings of freedom.


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Osfour عصفور

Samples from “Akrogialies Deilina” (i.e. Beaches – Sunsets) recorded by Tsitsanis in 1948. The singer is Stella Haskil. Given the ‘exotic’ feel of the original track, we thought it would sound nice to arrange it in 1950’s big band / mambo style.

Horio Mou Horioudaki Mou

Imam Baildi

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