Mia Kardia
extended play by Katy Garbi
Mia Kardia (Greek: A Heart; English: Μια Καρδιά) is the second EP by Greek artist, Katy Garbi. It was released on 14 November, 2002 by Sony Music Greece and received triple-platinum certification, selling almost 60,000 units, making it Katy's most successful EP to date. It contains five tracks; four of them became singles and gained massive radio airplay, including a duet with Giorgos Tsalikis.
Track listing
Singles
The following singles were officially released to radio stations with music videos, except the songs "Ante Geia" and "Mia Kardia Tin Eho".
"Ante Geia"
It was the lead single and released on 11 November 2002. It was initially released as an exclusive on Sfera FM radio and soon gained massive airplay on radio stations nationwide.
"Mia Kardia Tin Eho"
It was the second single and released on 20 January 2003 gaining a substantial amount of airplay and also being featured in many compilation albums.
"Tha Meinei Metaxi Mas"
It was the third single and release on 20 March 2003 with music video, directed by Manolis Tzirakis. The video clip was exclusively released on MAD TV and was a huge success. Katy performed all of the EP's singles on Fame Story 1, including "Tha Meinei Metaxi Mas" in a duet with contestant Thanos Petrelis.
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