Ase Ta Krifa Krimmena

Arleta, a prominent figure in the Greek music scene, delivers a captivating journey with "Ase Ta Krifa Krimmena," her 1991 album under the Columbia label. This entehno and laïko fusion album is a testament to Arleta's unique artistry, blending traditional Greek sounds with modern influences. With a runtime of just under 40 minutes, the album packs a punch with 11 tracks that showcase Arleta's powerful vocals and lyrical prowess.

The album kicks off with "Beba," a track that sets the tone for the entire collection, followed by "Krivete" and the title track "Ase Ta Krifa Krimmena." Each song is a masterclass in storytelling, with Arleta's distinctive voice weaving through intricate melodies and rhythms. Standout tracks like "Aspromavra Tragoudia" and "Galatsi" highlight Arleta's ability to evoke vivid imagery and deep emotions through her music.

"Nisi Mesa Stin Poli" and "Bar To Navagio" offer a more upbeat pace, demonstrating the album's dynamic range. The album concludes with "Ego Ki Esi" and "Ekdromi," leaving the listener with a sense of satisfaction and anticipation for more of Arleta's musical explorations.

"Galatsi - Neapoli" serves as a bonus track, adding an extra layer of depth to the album. Arleta's ability to seamlessly blend different musical styles makes "Ase Ta Krifa Krimmena" a timeless piece of Greek music history. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Arleta's work, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression.