Zise Ti Zoi

"Zise Ti Zoi"
Single by Sakis Rouvas
from the album Alter Ego
Released 28 May 2007 (2007-05-28)
(see release history)
Format CD single, digital download
Recorded 2007
Genre Rock
Length 3:23
Label Minos EMI
Writer(s) Vasilis Giannopoulos
Producer(s) Antonis Vardis
Certification Gold (IFPI Greece)
Sakis Rouvas singles chronology
"Na M'agapas"
(2005)
"Zise Ti Zoi"
(2007)
"This Is Our Night"
(2009)
Alternative covers
iTunes cover

"Zise Ti Zoi" is a single by popular Greek singer Sakis Rouvas from the Alter Ego original soundtrack, released on 28 May 2007 in Greece and Cyprus by Minos EMI.

Background

Production history

The song "Zise Ti Zoi" was composed as the theme to the Greek film Alter Ego that was released on 10 May 2007 and starred Sakis Rouvas. The song was composed by Antonis Vardis, while the lyrics were written by Vasilis Giannopoulos. The CD single included four of the radio singles from the Alter Ego soundtrack, all of which were performed by Rouvas. Two of the songs are duets with Doretta Papadimitriou who played Nefeli in the film, opposite Rouvas.

Track listing

CD single

# Title English translation Songwriter Production credit Time
1. "Zise Ti Zoi" "Live Life" Vasilis Giannopoulos Antonis Vardis 3:23
2. "Nothing" (feat. Doretta Papadimitriou) - Elias Doxakis Pimis Petrou 2:54
3. "Mi Mou Xanafygeis Pia" "Don't You Ever Leave Me Again" Ares Davarakis Pimis Petrou 3:45
4. "One With This World" (feat. Doretta Papadimitriou) - Maria Tombazou Pimis Petrou 3:44

iTunes release

# Title English translation Songwriter Production credit Time
1. "Zise Ti Zoi" "Live Life" Vasilis Giannopoulos Antonis Vardis 3:23

Music video

Sakis Rouvas in the "Zise Ti Zoi" music video.

The music video was directed by production company White Room. It features many scenes from the film Alter Ego as well as newly-filmed material.

Release history

Region Date Label Format
Greece 28 May 2007 Minos EMI Radio single, promo single
Minos EMI Digital download
Cyprus June 2007 Minos EMI CD single, digital download

External links

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