To Kondylenio Sou Kormi / Kleo Kryfa Ke Skeptome

Released by RCA in the mid-20th century, this 45-rpm record captures the essence of the Greek popular music scene during a period when folk traditions were increasingly synthesized with modern orchestration. The tracks feature the vocal talents of G. Lidia, accompanied by a popular orchestra, reflecting the mid-century trend of professionalizing Greek 'laïko' music for a broader listening audience through established record labels.

The design of the record, typical of RCA's international catalog, emphasizes the label's branding alongside the track titles in Greek script. These recordings were part of a concerted effort by major global labels to document and distribute regional Mediterranean music, aiming to balance traditional melodic structures with the polished production techniques favored by contemporary radio and jukebox culture at the time.