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Also included is a pronunciation guide for the Greek lyrics so you can sing along if you like.

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Song lyrics are provided for educational purposes. If you like the song, please purchase either the album or a download from an authorized source. The lyrics of this song are obviously not about an actual black cat. An Internet blogger, the owner of the web site www.

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He has suggested that the lyrics contain veiled references to the Greek military dictatorship which ruled , ending exactly 10 years before this song was written. The artist who performed this song, Papakonstantinou, grew up under that dictatorship as a young man and sympathized with the opposing side. This blogger suggests that the "black cat" is a revolutionary, and his "bastard cats" kittens are the next generation of revolutionaries who follow his lead.

Vasilis Papakonstantinou was born in Greece in the 's, and grew up with fifteen siblings. As an adolescent, he was influenced by the social trends of the 's, both in Greece and abroad. In , after fulfilling his obligation to serve in the Greek military, he moved to Germany, settling in Munich. In he returned to Greece, and began a musical career, singing in live music clubs.

He began releasing recordings and collaborating with prominent composers of his time. His album Dieresi set him on a new musical direction which influenced his future work. This page was contributed by Panayiota Bakis, who is happy to share her culture and music she grew up with! Here's how Panayiota describes her background:. I always love engaging with intelligent like-minded people, especially artists.