I Serenata

Album Description

Arleta, the legendary figure of the Greek New Wave Movement of the 1960s, known as 'Neo Kyma,' delivers a captivating collection of songs with "I Serenata." Released on January 1, 2008, via Melody Maker, this album is a testament to Arleta's enduring talent and influence. With a career spanning decades, Arleta, whose full name is Arleta Lakis Papadopoulos, brings her signature style to this 39-minute album, blending the genres of entehno and laïko seamlessly.

"I Serenata" features a diverse range of tracks, each offering a unique glimpse into Arleta's artistic vision. From the evocative "Sto Grafeio" to the nostalgic "Imerologio," and the poignant "Black and White," every song tells a story. The album also includes standout tracks like "Ora Selinis," "Tragoudaki," and "Erhetai Kryo," showcasing Arleta's versatility and depth as a singer-songwriter.

Arleta's distinctive voice and lyrical prowess shine through in each track, making "I Serenata" a timeless addition to any music enthusiast's collection. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Arleta's music, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.

1 januari 2008

2008 Melody Maker

About Arleta

Arleta, born Ariadne Nicoleta Tsapra, was a pioneering figure in the Greek New Wave and éntekhno music scenes of the 1960s and 1970s. Hailing from Athens, Greece, Arleta captivated audiences with her tender voice and heartfelt songwriting, leaving an indelible mark on contemporary Greek music. Beyond her musical prowess, Arleta was a multifaceted artist who illustrated children's stories, designed album covers, and held personal painting exhibitions. Her creative spirit extended to literature, with her book "How to Get to Spring" blending her poetic lyrics with her own illustrations. Despite facing health challenges, including a stroke in 2008, Arleta remained an active and influential presence in the music world until her passing in 2017. Her legacy continues to inspire, showcasing her unique talent and enduring impact on Greek music and culture.