Dinata Dinata

Song_infobox
Name = Dinata Dinata


Artist = Eleftheria Arvanitaki
Album = Meno Ektos
Released = 1991
track_no = 6
Recorded =
Genre = Laika
Length =
Writer =
Label = PolyGram
Producer =
[ Chart position = ]
prev = "Kima To Kima"
prev_no = 5
next = "Omorfi Mou Agapi"
next_no = 7

Dinata Dinata ( _el. Δυνατά Δυνατά) is a song on the "Meno Ektos" album (1991) ("I'll keep outside"), composed by Ara Dinkjian and interpreted by Eleftheria Arvanitaki. It mixes the influence of Balkan music with electronics. That song, among the others on "Meno Ektos," made Arvanitaki a famous singer out of Greece.

Remix

Infobox Single
Name = Dinata Dinata


Artist = Antique
from Album = Mera Me Ti Mera and Me Logia Ellinika
B-side =
Released = flagicon|Greeceflagicon|Swedenflagicon|Germany 1999
Format = CD Single
Maxi Single
Recorded =
Genre = Pop, Modern Laïka, Dance
Length = 3:17
Label = Bonnier Music
Writer =
Producer =
Certification = Gold
Chart position =
Last single= "Opa Opa"
(1999)
This single= "Dinata Dinata"
(1999)
Next single= "Mera Me Ti Mera"
(2000)
Misc = Audiosample
Upper caption = Audio sample
Name = Dinata Dinata
Audio file = antiquedinatasample.ogg

"Dinata Dinata" is the second single released by Antique as a remix of Eleftheria Arvanitaki's song: Dinata Dinata. Music Ara Dinkjian. The single was released in 1999 and is now out of print. The english words dynamo and dynamic come from the same root. It was also at the closing ceremony for the 2004 Olympics, sung during the fireworks after the flame was extinguished.

Track listing

Maxi Single

#"Dinata Dinata" (Radio Edit) - 3:17
#"Dinata Dinata" (Extended Version) - 4:25
#"Westoriental Trip" - 4:07

ingle

#"Dinata Dinata" (Radio Edit) - 3:17
#"Set Your Body Free" - 5:28