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Imaste dio

Imaste dio, Ímaste dió or Eimaste dio (, meaning 'We are two') is a song by Mikis Theodorakis, the pro-leftist Greek composer and politician.〔(Mikis Theodorakis in East Berlin 1987: 21 Imaste Dio )〕
==Background==
''Ímaste dió'' was one of the songs written by Mikis Theodorakis for prominent member of the Greek left Andreas Lentakis (1935-1997) towards the end of the 1960s.〔(Songs for Andreas Lendakis, lyrics by Mikis Theodorakis )〕 At the time of the 7 year military dictatorship in Greece this song, whose theme was the torture and isolation of a political detainee in prison,〔(Ímaste dió, ímaste trís (Είμαστε δυο, είμαστε τρεις) Lyrics & Translation )〕 became a major rallying cry of the Greek leftwing political groups.〔(ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΚΑΛΟΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ - ΕΙΜΑΣΤΕ ΔΥΟ )〕 The song is also featured in a comedy by Thanasis Veggos about the forbidden songs in Greece at the time of the generals.〔(Veggos - Theodorakis' banned songs (comedy) )〕

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