— A lively Italian-inspired track.
In the summer of 1960, Dalida released her seventh studio album, titled Les Enfants du Pirée . The record was fueled by the international success of the Greek film Never on Sunday ( Pote Tin Kyriaki ), for which Hatzidakis composed the score. Dalida's French version of the film's main theme became a massive summer hit, helping cement the sound of the bouzouki as a global symbol of Mediterranean optimism. The EP Tracklist (7", 45 RPM) — A lively Italian-inspired track
— The French adaptation of Hatzidakis' "Ta Pedia tou Pirea," with lyrics by Jacques Larue. Dalida's French version of the film's main theme
This collaboration brought Greek culture into French living rooms and established Dalida as a bridge between Mediterranean musical traditions. Collectors still seek out the original Vinyl 7" on Discogs for its unique historical value as one of the first times Hatzidakis' Oscar-winning melodies were interpreted by a global pop superstar. Dalida – Les Enfants Du Piree - Discogs Collectors still seek out the original Vinyl 7"
While Dalida released a full-length album of the same name, she also released a highly popular 4-track extended play (EP) in 1960 through . This specific "diska" (small disc) often featured the following standout tracks:
— Another Hatzidakis composition from the same film, originally an instrumental piece that was given French lyrics by Jacques Larue.