Deka Endoles

Deka Entoles Δέκα Εντολές
Studio album by Despina Vandi
Released	December 10, 1997
Recorded	1997, Studio Phase One, Studio Sierra
Genre	Laïka, contemporary laïka, dance
Length	51:18
Language	Greek
Label	Minos EMI
Producer	Phoebus
Despina Vandi chronology
Esena Perimeno (1996) Deka Endoles (1997) Profities (1999) Singles from Deka Entoles "O Perittos" Released: 1997 "Nihtolouloudo Mou" Released: 1997 "Deka Entoles" Released: 1998 "Thelo Na Se Ksehaso" Released: 1998

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]

Deka Entoles (Greek: Δέκα Εντολές; English: Ten commandments) is the third studio album by Greek singer Despina Vandi. It was released in Greece in 1997 by Minos EMI and was her first album to be certified, reaching platinum status.^[2] This is the first album that Despina Vandi collaborated with popular composer Phoebus.^[3]

According to the Greek "Chart Show" and IFPI, the song "O Perittos" from the album is in the eighteenth position in the Top 30 with the most successful Greek pop songs of the 1990s.^[4]

Track listing

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Tis Kardias Mou Giatria" (Της καρδιάς μου γιατρειά)	Phoebus	Phoebus	4:37
2.	"Kitakse Me" (Κοίταξε με)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:32
3.	"Nihtolouloudo Mou" (Νυχτολούλουδο μου)	Phoebus	Phoebus	4:55
4.	"O Perittos" (Ο περιττός)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:53
5.	"Outopia" (Ουτοπία)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:57
6.	"Eripio" (Ερείπιο)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:55
7.	"To Allo Miso" (Το άλλο μισό)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:30
8.	"Ena Ki Ena Kanoun Dio" (Ένα κι ένα κάνουν δυο)	Phoebus	Phoebus	4:00
9.	"Thelo Na Se Ksehaso" (Θέλω να σε ξεχάσω)	Phoebus	Phoebus	4:43
10.	"Deka Entoles" (Δέκα εντολές)	Phoebus	Phoebus	3:36
11.	"Prospatho" (Προσπαθώ)	Giannis Parios	Tony Kontaxakis	4:07
12.	"Metaniono" (Μετανιώνω)	Natalia Germanou	Tony Kontaxakis	3:14
13.	"Den Ise Edo" (Δεν είσαι εδώ)	Giorgos Pavrianos	Tony Kontaxakis	3:56
Total length:				51:18

Music videos

• "O Perittos"
• "Nihtolouloudo Mou"
• "Deka Entoles"
• "Thelo Na Se Ksehaso"

Release history

Region	Date	Format	Label
Greece	December 10, 1997	MC, CD, Digital download[5]	Minos EMI
Cyprus

Chart performance

Chart	Providers	Peak position	Certification
Greek Albums Chart	IFPI Greece	1	× Platinum[2]
Cypriot Album Chart	Musical Paradise Top 10	1	Platinum

Credits and personnel

Personnel Vasilis Diamantis - clarinet Pavlos Diamantopoulos - bass Erinta - background vocals Natalia Germanou - lyrics Antonis Gounaris - guitars, acoustic guitars Hakan - saz, oud Giorgos Hatzopoulos - guitars Giotis Kiourtsoglou - bass Katerina Kiriakou - background vocals Tony Kontaxakis - music, lyrics, orchestration, solo guitar, keyboards Fedon Lianoudakis - accordion Andreas Mouzakis - drums Giannis Mpithikotsis - bouzouki, tzoura, baglama Alex Panayi - background vocals Alekos Paraskevopoulos - bass Elias Paraskevopoulos - drums Giannis Parios - lyrics Giorgos Pavrianos - lyrics Phoebus - music, lyrics, orchestration, programming, keyboards, background vocals Giorgos Roilos - percussion Despina Vandi - vocals Thanasis Vasilopoulos - clarinet Nikos Zervas - keyboards Martha Zioga - background vocals

Production Thodoris Hrisanthopoulos - digital mastering Vaggelis Papadopoulos - sound, mix Giorgos Stampolis - sound Achilleas Theofilou - production manager Manolis Vlahos - sound, mix Design Ntinos Diamantopoulos - photos Evi Sourmaidou - styling Krina Vronti - cover and insert design

Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.^[6]

References

1. Allmusic review
2. http://www.despinavandi.gr
3. music.aol.com
4. https://web.archive.org/20140523153838/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzZyCz-t9f0. Archived from the original on May 23, 2014. Retrieved May 15, 2010. Missing or empty |title= (help)
5. "iTunes - Music - Δέκα Εντολές by Despina Vandi". Itunes.apple.com. Retrieved 2012-02-13.
6. Deka Entoles (CD). Despina Vandi. Minos EMI. 1997. 7243 4 93449 2 1.