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In the News (Sun 3 Jun 12)

  
  George Dalaras
Born in the early fifties in Kokkinia, a populous slum suburb of Piraeus, Athen's big port, George Dalaras shares the rock tradition of having roots in the folk and blues music of the masses.
A living legend in his country and a musical phenomenon to the rest of the world, George Dalaras believes that music is the key to one's existence and that the personal and the political are strongly intertwined.
George Dalaras is not afraid of committing himself ever more deeply to the causes in which he believes.
www.tropical-music.com /autor_detail/dalaras_e.html   (1852 words)

  
 George Dalaras - A Portrait   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
George Dalaras' first musical memories are closely linked to the main forms of Greek music: the "laiko" (popular), the "rembetiko" (a kind of blues) and the "paradosiako" (traditional).
Dalaras' special awareness consists of a profound social consciousness, which nevertheless does not overpower the beauty of his songs that are considered to be a blend of timeless Greek music and an innovative authentic style.
George is working tirelessly to support causes associated with labour movements, with discrimination among women and children and with people even emotionaly or physically abused.
www.mikis-theodorakis.net /dalara-e.htm   (1329 words)

  
 George Dalaras - A Portrait   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
George Dalaras' first musical memories are closely linked to the main forms of Greek music: the "laiko" (popular), the "rembetiko" (a kind of blues) and the "paradosiako" (traditional).
Dalaras' special awareness consists of a profound social consciousness, which nevertheless does not overpower the beauty of his songs that are considered to be a blend of timeless Greek music and an innovative authentic style.
George Dalaras took Greek music out of the conventional entertainment clubs and was the first to perfrom concerts in large venues.
members.aol.com /gwagner379/mikihome/dalara-e.htm   (1329 words)

  
 George Dalaras - Shining Nights
Five of the songs were born after successive nights of interminable discussions as children of unanimous acceptance or fruitful dissent at Stamos Semsis' as the host on the piano and George Dalaras on the guitar interpreting George Pavrianos' lyrics.
George Dalaras' old friend and partner Takis Bourmas, „who talks little and writes even less“, as George says, contributed his own Zeibekiko, rounding off the popular profile of the album which is „counterpoised“ by a „modern oldie“, a single, perky, sensitive twist by Lakis Papadopoulos.
The songs on on this CD were orchestrated by Akis Katsoupakis, Antonis Vardis and, for one song, Stamos Semsis, with the valuable cooperation of the composers and, of course, George Dalaras and the excellent musicians, whose talent has contributed the most to the final aroma of the album.
www.tropical-music.com /medium_detail/68851_e_cd.html   (406 words)

  
 Singer Dalaras Greece's first UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador
Renowned Greek singer George Dalaras was officially proclaimed a Goodwill ambassador of the UN's High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) by UNHCR representative in Greece Karen Farkas, during a high-profile ceremony held in the Old Parliament building's auditorium on Thursday, in the presence of President Karolos Papoulias.
Dalaras is the sixth Good Will ambassador to be proclaimed by the UN's High Commission and he will join the others in the struggle to safeguard the institution of asylum and prevent exclusion in societies.
Dalaras, whose mother was a Greek refugee from Turkey, implored the Greek public to donate, saying that refugees "live with a pain, which as Euripides said is the greatest on earth: the loss of one's homeland.
www.ana.gr /anaweb/user/showplain?maindoc=4686299&maindocimg=4358406&service=100   (526 words)

  
 George Dalaras, Oi Megaluteres Epitucies Tou (His Greatest Hits)
Dalaras is a true tragoudist also in the sense that his voice and his music can embrace the modern, more European musical styles as well as the older ones layered as they are with influences brought with the merchants of the Doge and the pashas of the Sultan.
Dalaras is an honorable man. His moral vision is reflected in varying degrees of subtlety in his music as well as where he chooses to perform and the causes he espouses.
Dalaras has performed and recorded the music and lyrics of the best of Greek composers and poets as well as Spanish and South American composers.
www.rambles.net /dalaras_epitucies.html   (733 words)

  
 George Dalaras - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The songs were written by Apostolos Kaldaras, a heavyweight in the laïkó scene of the 50's and 60's, who at this time decided to enter the political fray of Greek music.
Dalaras is currently married to Anna Dalara, who also manages his career.
Dalaras recently moved from his homestay label of Minos (now Minos-EMI) in favour of Universal, thus ending an almost 40 year collaboration.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dalaras   (1291 words)

  
 George Dalaras: National Geographic World Music   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
George Dalaras has been a superstar in Greece for nearly forty years, with more than sixty solo albums to his credit and almost as many collaborations with famed colleagues from all over the world like Sting, Paco de Lucia, Al di Meola, and Ian Anderson.
Born in 1950 in the city of Piraeus, he was the son of a once well-known rembetika artist, Loukas Daralas (the younger artist changed his last name).
Dalaras made his debut at age fifteen as a guitarist and singer, and came of age as an artist at a very difficult time Greece's history: just as a harsh military dictatorship came to power—it was a regime that was quick to ban art forms to which it objected, including rembetika.
worldmusic.nationalgeographic.com /worldmusic/view/page.basic/artist/content.artist/george_dalaras_6308   (329 words)

  
 George Dalaras
But Dalaras happened to be a musician and with his songs as weapon, he fights injustice and stands by the Greeks of Cyprus in his own way.
George Dalaras since his early years as a singer has shown his liberal spirit, when during the bloom of junta he sings songs like “Ah, helidoni mou”(Ah, my swallow), “O thanatos tou poiiti”(The poet’s death), “Eho enan kafene”(I have a coffe-shop), “Mana den fytepsame”(Mother we didn’t plant).
George Dalaras is only 25 years old, yet his voice has the strength and the passion of a fighter who has been fighting for freedom for his whole life.
www.fortunecity.com /tinpan/tricky/34/Dalaraseng.htm   (1729 words)

  
 George Dalaras, Oi Megaluteres Epitucies Tou (His Greatest Hits)
Dalaras is a true tragoudist also in the sense that his voice and his music can embrace the modern, more European musical styles as well as the older ones layered as they are with influences brought with the merchants of the Doge and the pashas of the Sultan.
Dalaras is an honorable man. His moral vision is reflected in varying degrees of subtlety in his music as well as where he chooses to perform and the causes he espouses.
Dalaras has performed and recorded the music and lyrics of the best of Greek composers and poets as well as Spanish and South American composers.
rambles.net /dalaras_epitucies.html   (733 words)

  
 George Dalaras
Mimo, że ojciec opuścił rodzinę gdy George był jeszcze małym chłopcem to właśnie jemu zawdzięcza zainteresowanie muzyką.
George próbuje też zainteresować swoja osobą takich znanych muzyków jak Stelios Kazantzidis czy Giorgos Zampetas lecz Ci odrzucaja oferty współpracy motywując to jego młodym wiekiem.
Dalaras współpracował z największymi greckimi poetami i kompozytorami takimi jak Theodorakis, Chadzidakis, Xarhakos, Kougioumtzis, Kaldaras, Loizos, Markopoulos, Spanos, Thanos Mikroutsikos, Nikolopoulos, Lefteris Papadopoulos, Manos Eleftheriou, Pithagoras, Kostas Tripolitis i wielu innymi.
grecja.home.pl /xdalaras.html   (918 words)

  
 Africa Stage: Music
Born in a working class district of Athens, Dalaras was raised close to the urban folk traditions that are at the heart of Greece's musical identity.
From a young age Dalaras was exposed to the working class music of the streets, especially the earthy rembetiko whose illicit mystique and cultural resonance is reminiscent of early American blues.
Dalaras recorded his first album when he was still a teenager, and his invigorating variation of authentic urban Greek music enriched with the vision of a new era turned him into an instant star.
www.worldtrek.org /odyssey/africa/musicaf/dalaras.html   (285 words)

  
 George Dalaras
George Dalaras is one of the greatest artists of the modern Greek Music.
It is very significant that George Dalaras, can sing any kind of music, from Rebetiko to Latin with the same great success.
Without a doubt he is the one who continues the tradition of the Greek music, and his influence in it will be extremely notable.
www.diodinos.com /dalaras.htm   (122 words)

  
 Greek Music CDs
Dalaras plays the songs of the Nazi occupation of WWII and the civil war which followed.
Sung by George Dalaras this album contains the greatest songs by the most well known and (some lesser known) composers.
Daralas was the father of Dalaras, a sort of marginal star who some say squandered his talent.
www.athensguide.com /cds   (1161 words)

  
 Amazon.com: The Very Best of George Dalaras: Music: George Dalaras   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
George Dalaras & the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra ~ George Dalaras
George Dalaras has a golden voice, a smooth style of singing Greek, the songs are poetic (all translated) and very emotionally appealing.
Dalaras does A LOT of recording and collaborative work with other artists, both domestic and foreign, and two, Dalaras' discography has grown so enormous that there are thousands of ways to re-package older titles.
www.amazon.com /Very-Best-George-Dalaras/dp/B00004VVYD   (797 words)

  
 Fifty Years of Rembetika Songs - George Dalaras - Music Downloads
Dalaras is a venerable rembete, his clear and supple voice leads one to believe that he is a newcomer, providing us with updated versions of a half century of classic pieces by Tsitsanis, Tountas,...
Dalaras is a venerable rembete, his clear and supple voice leads one to believe that he is a newcomer, providing us with updated versions of a half century of classic pieces by Tsitsanis, Tountas, and others.
As a "revivalist" work it is quite good (although purists probably hate this sort of thing), conveying much of the feeling and form of the old songs by way of the clean and simple studio recording.
www.mp3.com /albums/76924/downloads.html   (768 words)

  
 Greek Rembetika Music
You can also hear Dalaras recording of Bagiantera's Nane Glyko To Boli, a call for the young men and women of Greece to join the resistance against the Germans from Rembetika Tis Katohis and Skarbeltis' Ti Sou Lei E Mana Sou from 50 Years of Rembetika Songs.
Dalaras seems to be a great fan of Apostolis Kaldaras, a Laiki-Rembetika singer of the 50's and 60's and has recorded several albums of his material.
Dalaras was one of the many artists to release a rebetika record after Nikolaidis.
www.greecetravel.com /music/rembetika   (6220 words)

  
 Greek Musicians In Concert
George Dalaras be appearing at the Hollywood Bowl, California on June 4, 2000.
Born in Pireaus, Greece, George Dalaras was the first artist to take Greek music out of the conventional club environment, performing concerts in large venues.
Hailing from a tradition of folk and blues, Dalaras' international success is no accident.
www.yasou.org /events/dalaras.htm   (259 words)

  
 ekathimerini.com | Singer Dalaras UN goodwill ambassador   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
Singer George Dalaras has always been popular for his songs of love, loneliness, struggles, war and peace, songs that have taken him around the world, taking us with him to all corners of the globe, geographically and ideologically.
That is why we congratulate not only Dalaras but the UN High Commission for Refugees for its decision to declare him a goodwill ambassador at a time when there are more and more refugees and the commission's job has become much harder, needing the support and help of us all.
On Thursday, Dalaras, the artist, pacifist and humanitarian, will be officially inducted as UN High Commission for Refugees Goodwill Ambassador at a ceremony in the Old Parliament to be attended by President Karolos Papoulias.
www.ekathimerini.com /4dcgi/_w_articles_civ_2941317_30/09/2006_74855   (228 words)

  
 YouTube - George Dalaras & Al Di Meola - Hasta Siempre
George Dalaras and Al Di Meola - Hasta Siempre
Dalaras- fragment din spectacolul dedicat lui tsitsanis (9)
George Dalaras & Emma Shapplin - Spente le Stelle
www.youtube.com /watch?v=Rei364I9E6A   (226 words)

  
 George Dalaras: GlobalVillageIdiot
Greek singer and guitarist Yiorgos (George) Dalaras has put out that many in 32 years, including the recent collection The Very Best of George Dalaras (Mondo Melodia).
Born in 1950 to a family of musicians, Dalaras issued his first album in 1968.
A star with real integrity, Dalaras has remained true to his roots and his heart.
www.globalvillageidiot.net /Dalaras.cfm   (514 words)

  
 Luna Kafé e-zine - George Dalaras: Imnoi Aggelon Se Rithmous Antropon   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
Greek popular / folk / acoustic music is a conglomeration of styles ranging from the ancient to the Byzantine to the modern in a unique character full of Greek boldness, stark but supple form and oriental lush.
Dalaras, one of the most accomplished Greek singers, has mastered the trade winds of his calling and has released a number of stunning records full of artistic jest and erudition.
His latest release is a retelling of the Easter Passion.
www.lunakafe.com /moon21/gr21.php   (262 words)

  
 YouTube - George Dalaras - Misa Criolla - Gloria
George Dalaras - Misa Criolla - Agnus Dei
George Dalaras - Navidad Nuestra - La Peregrinacion
George Dalaras - Navidad Nuestra - Los Reyes Magos
www.youtube.com /watch?v=3ibnzzXsiyg   (151 words)

  
 6moons.com - world music: George Dalaras "Mediterranean | 30th - 40th Parallel"
The contact high from being there at the Odeon of Herod Atticus hall, with thousands of Dalaras' landsmen and women recognizing and appreciating the greatness of the occasion - well, this album is a time capsule for those of us who couldn't attend.
Those include duetizing on trademark Dalaras song like "Remember me" and "Beautiful City" as well as headlining on "O Mey Menino É De Oiro" and "Havana".
There's the Hebrew anthem "Yiad Anouga" made famous by Ofra Haza, here performed between Dalaras and Awad; the "You Flew" signature song of Corsican Petru Guelfucci, cello replaced by klarnet; instantly recognizable Manos Hadjidakis, Mikis Theodorakis and Zülfü Livaneli numbers; the sensuous lilt of "Tayomro E-Shita" by Mira Anward Awad.
www.6moons.com /worldmusic/30paralell.html   (489 words)

  
 George Dalaras
Born in Piraeus, the main port of Athens, George Dalaras comes from a tradition of folk and blues music.
In the course of the last two decades he has become the benchmark of what his kind of music is (or should be) about, renewing the genre by leading his mainly youthful public along neglected musical paths like the smirneika and the rebetika.
In a country with so many flourishing traditions, George Dalaras has become a musical phenomenon.
www.greeceindex.com /music/dalaras.htm   (153 words)

  
 The Iranian: News & Views
Nowwith the appearance of Greece's George Dalaras, Iraq's Kazem Al Saher, and Iran's Bijan Mortazavi, a newmusical experience emerges.
Born in Piraeus, Greece, George Dalaras was the first artist to take Greek music out of the conventionalclub environment, performing concerts in large venues.
In a country with so many flourishing traditions,George Dalaras has become a musical phenomenon.
www.iranian.com /News/2000/May/mortazavi.html   (896 words)

  
 George Dalaras - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
Dubbed "the Greek Bruce Springsteen," laiki superstar Yiorgas (George) Dalaras ranks among the biggest pop music phenomenons to hit the Mediterranean in decades.
Born in Nea Kokkinia, Piraeus, in 1950, he was the son of rembetika performer Loukas Ntaralas, and made his recorded debut on his father's 1965 recording of "Wry Thorn." By the age of 17, Dalaras was already working as a..
A career retrospective, The Very Best Of George Dalaras, appeared in 2000.
www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,419970,00.html   (195 words)

  
 Dalaras Search for Videos on Ellatha.com - Greek / Greece
Giorgos Dalaras & Radio Yasoo in Athens 1996 part 5
fragment din spectacolul lui dalaras inchinat memoriei lui tsitsanis
Giorgos Dalaras & Radio Yasoo in Athens 1996 part 2
www.ellatha.com /Videos.asp?Dalaras   (190 words)

  
 Amazon.com: Live & Unplugged: Music: George Dalaras   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
Along with Haris Alexiou, George Dalaras really conveys the spirit of what is so wonderful about Greek music.
When you try to classify Dalaras as a Greek Voice or a Greek Spirit or a Greek Treasure, you miss the most important thing.
The arrangements flow like water; and Dalaras takes you by the hand with a voice, and a delivery that you just wont find anywhere else.
www.amazon.com /Live-Unplugged-George-Dalaras/dp/B00000I38X   (916 words)

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