Manolis Androulidakis - Greek Cinema Music for Classical Guitar

Ena Proino (Anabel) (From "Koritsia Ston Ilio")

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Other Album Tracks

  1. Chariots of Fire (Main Theme)
  2. 1492 Conquest of Paradise (Main Theme)
  3. Summer Dream (From "Apollo Goes on Holiday")
  4. Antonis (From "Z")
  5. Zorba's Dance (From "Zorba the Greek")
  6. Serpico (Main Theme)
  7. Ti Ein' Afto Pou To Lene Agapi (From "Boy on a Dolphin")
  8. Menoume Panda Paidia (From "Rantevou Ston Aera")
  9. Pare Me Sto Tilefono (From "Laos Ke Kolonaki")
  10. Ena Proino (Anabel) (From "Koritsia Ston Ilio")

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Altri album

  1. Slow Waltz
  2. Fragment from a Concerto
  3. Baby Born
  4. Rondo
  5. Anthologia Gia Kithara
  6. Greek Cinema Music for Classical Guitar
  7. Never on Sunday (Main Theme)
  8. Chariots of Fire (Main Theme)
  9. Greatest Greek Musicians: 5 Magic Tracks (Classical Guitar)
  10. Greatest Greek Musicians: 5 Magic Tracks (Classical Guitar) - EP

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