Daimones

Daimones is a soundtrack album of the first ever Greek rock opera starring Anna Vissi, released by Sony Music in Greece only and reached platinum status. The storyline and lyrics are written by Stavros Sideras.

Daimones
Soundtrack album by
ReleasedNovember 1991
LabelSony Music Greece, Columbia
ProducerNikos Karvelas
Anna Vissi chronology
To Tzitziki Kai I Parea Tou
(1980)
Daimones
(1991)
Ode to the Gods
(1993)

Music

Music and lyrics are by Nikos Karvelas. Lyrics are by Stavros Sideras.

Track listing

Disc 1

(Act 1)

  1. "Ahrimam"
  2. "Pare Me" (Take me)
  3. "Vasanise" (torture)
  4. "Kali Mou Gouvernada" (My good governess)
  5. "Stahti" (Ash)
  6. "Thanatos Sti Mavri Magissa" (Death on the black witch)
  7. "Bori" (It can)
  8. "Eisai Akoma Paidi" (You're still a child)
  9. "Kafte Ti" (Burn Her)
  10. "Oso Gia Sena" (As for you)
  11. "Trihes, Den Ehei Tipota" (Nonsense, she has nothing)
  12. "Kleino Ta Matia" (I close my eyes)
  13. "Tha Kanoume Bam" (We will make a boom)
  14. "Kapote Thimamai Me Agapouse" (Once I remember he loved me)
  15. "Kokkino Kragion" (Red lipstick)
  16. "Pos Niotheis" (How do you feel?)
  17. "Sinharitiria" (Congratulations)
  18. "Rilaks" (Rocking chair)
  19. "Fovamai" (I'm afraid)

Disc 2

(Act 2)

  1. "Tabala"
  2. "Vgikan Oi Efimerides" (The newspapers came out)
  3. "Sta Sigoura To Ergo Afto Th'anevei Sto Brodgouei" (This project will go up on Broadway for sure)
  4. "Ourania Toksa" (Rainbows)
  5. "Sta Avata Monopatia" (On the inaccessible pathways)
  6. "Efialtis" (Nightmare)
  7. "Kodevo Na Trelatho" (I'm almost going crazy)
  8. "Daimones" (Demons)
  9. "Kirie" (Sir)
  10. "To Tragoudi Tis Filias" (The song of friendship)
  11. "Koita Ti Tha Patheis" (Look what's gonna happen to you)
  12. "Daimones" (Demons)
  13. "Kleino Ta Matia" (I close my eyes)

Credits

Programming Arrangements

Programming Engineering

  • Manolis Vlachos

Studio

  • Home Studio (Athens)

Director

  • Roger Williams

Costume Designer

  • Nikos Petropoulos

Choreography

  • Jeffrey Carter

Musical Director

  • Michalis Rozakis

References

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