Pos Allazei O Kairos

Pos Allazei O Kairos is an album by popular Greek artist Katy Garbi. It was released in Greece and Cyprus on October 23, 2006 by Sony BMG Greece. The album is her only album to carry a traditional Modern Laika genre throughout its complete track listing, and thus did not incorporate her past Pop and Dance stylings which were found to be successful in previous releases, however the album was certified Gold. The album was promoted in some way in the series "7 thanasimes petheres" of Mega Channel, where Garbi portrayed the main character of a 3-episode story.

Release

Pos Allazei O Kairos was released on October 23, 2006 as Garbi's sixteenth studio album. It is her only album to date to carry the RCA Records logo as an imprint, as all of her past releases were under the Columbia imprint. The album did not turn out to be a smash hit for Garbi, but was able to chart for five weeks on the Greek Albums Chart peaking at number five. It was also certified Gold the following year, and its title track has been announced as the 8th most successful Greek airplay track of the 2000s on Alpha's Chart Show Countdown.

Fame Story IV

With Katy as one of the permanent judges on the final installment of Fame Story, at various times she used the show to announce exclusive news about her latest discographical movements, such as her collaboration with contestant Stathis Raftopoulos, where their duet and first single of the album "Isovios Desmos" premiered on the show.

Track list

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Afti" (Αυτή; Her)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:19
2.	"Ego Eimai Edo" (Εγώ είμαι εδώ; I am here)	Niki Spyropoulo	Giorgos Alkaios	4:33
3.	"Pos Allazei O Kairos (Anemos)" (Πως αλλάζει ο καιρός [Άνεμος]; How the weather changes [Wind])	Pegasus	Pegasus	4:07
4.	"Anemodeiktis [Na Mou Leipei]" (Ανεμοδείκτης [Να μου λείπει]; Wind vane [To be missing it (your love)])	Nikos Sarris	Αntonis Skokos	4:00
5.	"Hari Sou Kano" (Χάρη σου κάνω; I'm doing you a favour)	Nikos Sarris	Antonis Skokos	3:19
6.	"To Meta Fovamai" (Το μετά φοβάμαι; I'm scared of the afterward)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:38
7.	"Ohi Emeis" (Όχι εμείς; Not us)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	2:59
8.	"Ta Paidika Sou Matia" (Τα παιδικά σου μάτια; Your childish eyes)	Pegasus	Pegasus	3:33
9.	"De M'Agapas" (Δε μ'αγαπάς; You don't love me)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	4:07
10.	"I Eleftheria Mou" (Η ελευθερία μου; My liberty)	Christos Satanidis	Christos Satanidis	3:46
11.	"Apagorevetai" (Απαγορεύεται; It's forbidden)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:31
12.	"Koroido Piastikes" (Κορόιδο πιάστηκες; You've been made a fool of)	Pegasus	Pegasus	3:34
13.	"Kai Tha Me Parakaleseis" (Και θα με παρακαλέσεις; And you will beg me)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:56
14.	"Isovios Desmos (ft Stathis Raftopoulos)" (Ισόβιος δεσμός; Lifelong bond)	Pegasus	Pegasus	4:43
15.	"Esi Eisai Opos O Kairos" (Εσύ είσαι όπως ο καιρός; You are like the weather)	Smaroula Margoudaki	Panaiotis Steriou	3:36
16.	"Allothi" (Άλλοθι; Alibi)	Niki Spyropoulo	Giorgos Alkaios	4:54
17.	"Poios Eisai Esi" (Ποιος είσαι 'συ; Who Are You)	Giannis Liontos	Panaiotis Steriou	3:35
18.	"Kala Kano Kai Klaio" (Καλά κάνω και κλαίω; I'm doing good for crying)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:31
19.	"Diamantoskoni" (Διαμαντόσκονη; Diamond dust)	Nikos Sarris	Antonis Skokos	4:44
20.	"To Meta Fovamai (Karaoke)" (Το μετά φοβάμαι; I'm scared of the afterward)	Andreas Bonatsos	Andreas Bonatsos	3:38

Singles

"Isovios Desmos"

Main article: Isovios Desmos

"Pos Allazei O Kairos"

The ballad "Pos Allazei O Kairos" and title track of the album was the second single and the album's first music video, which was released on October 24, 2006. Substantially successful, the track first made airplay on October 4 exclusively by Sfera Radio^[1] The song is composed by the duo Pegasos. Paschalis Terzis, a popular modern laika singer, performs the backing vocal in the song. It is directed by Manolis Tzirakis and portrays a blonde Garbi in a mansion furnished in antiquities.

Katy in music video for Afti

"Afti"

"Afti" was the third single off the album and was also made into a music video, which was released in February 2007. It managed to make its way onto the Greek IFPI singles charts, however it only received moderate radio airplay.

Music Video

Directed by Giorgos Gavalos of View Studio, the second music video was filmed in January and subsequently released in February and features two depictions of Garbi in the same frame using special effects.^[2] The second Garbi represents the other woman whom she refers to as "Afti" in the lyrics; the woman set on taking away her man.^[3]

"Poios Eisai Esi"

"Poios Eisai Esi" was the fourth and final single. It was released at the end of March 2007. The song is a strong zeibekiko. Due to the two previous singles only achieving moderate success, the prospects for a third music video were put off and the single was only released as a radio promo.

Charts

Chart	Providers	Peak position	Weeks On Charts	Certification
Greek Albums Chart	IFPI	5	5	Gold
Cypriot (Greek) Albums Chart	All Records	4	+5	Gold

References

↑ "H επιστροφή της Καίτης Γαρμπή". MAD TV. October 22, 2006. Retrieved December 28, 2008.
↑ "Η Καίτη με αντίζηλο ...τον εαυτό της". Love Radio Greece. March 20, 2007. Archived from the original on February 11, 2009. Retrieved December 28, 2008.
↑ "Καίτη Γαρμπή: "Δεν είμαι pop"". MAD TV. March 20, 2007. Retrieved December 28, 2008.

Katy Garbi

Studio albums	Prova (1989) Gyalia Karfia (1990) Endalma Silepseos (1991) Tou Feggariou Anapnoes (1992) Os Ton Paradeiso (1993) Atofio Hrysafi (1994) Arhizo Polemo (1996) Evaisthisies (1997) Hristougenna Me Tin Katy (1998) Doro Theou (1999) To Kati (2000) Apla Ta Pragmata (2001) Emmones Idees (2003) Eho Sta Matia Ourano (2005) Pos Allazei O Kairos (2006) Kainourgia Ego (2008) Pazl (2011) Buona Vita (2013) Perierges Meres (2013)

Other albums	Hit Mix (2002) 18 Hronia Live (2007) Apo Kardias (Greatest Hits) (2013)

EPs	Remix Plus (2002) Mia Kardia (2002) Galazio Kai Lefko + Remixes (2004)

CD singles	"Ellada, Hora Tou Fotos" (1993) "Ti Theloune Ta Matia Sou" (2000)

Singles (1998–present)	"Doro Theou" "Aponomi Dikaiosinis" "Agkires" "To Kati" "Alitaki Mou" "Epitelous" "To Lathos Mou" "Kalitera I Dio Mas" "Stigmes" "Ti Theloune Ta Matia Sou" "Apla Ta Pragmata" "Viastika" "Thelo Apopse Na Horepso " "Kragion (Remix)" "Ante Geia" M'Eheis Arrostisei" Tha Meinei Metaksi Mas "Mia Kardia Tin Eho" "Na Pernas" "Emmones Idees" "Poso Tha Thela" "Esena Mono" "Apopse Thee Mou Anapse T'Asteria/Ta Ripsokindina/Den S'Agapaei" "Esena Mono (Radio Remix)" "Katapliktiko" "Oi Atereastoi" "Eho Sta Matia Ourano" "Akouse Agori Mou" "Spaciba Baby" "To Narkotiko Mou" "Aeraki" "Esena Mono (Leili Dance Remix)" "Stohos" "Isovios Desmos" "Pos Allazei O Kairos" "Afti" "Poios Eisai Esi" "Ta Paidika Sou Matia" "Mi Ta Filas Ta Matia Mou" "18 Hronia Live Medley" Se Sfalma Epeses Kardia Mou I Proti Mas Fora "Tzini (Radio Edit Remix)" "Afto Aksizo" "Kainourgia Ego" "S'agapo Se Miso" "S'agapo Se Miso (Remix)" "Ta Iheia" "Oi Skepseis" "Kainourgia Ego (Remake)" "Geia Sou" "Buona Vita#Singles\|Buona Vita" "Pio Pano Apo Esena" "Ti Sento" "Stin adeia sou karekla" "Anemodarmena ipsi" "Ena gelio tha foreso (Koukla)" "Psefti" "Pame finale" "Logia meli" "Na mou milas ston eniko" "Eleftheri"

DVD	The Video Collection (2003)

Related articles	Discography Videography Eurovision Song Contest 1993

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