''AleAda'' (russian: АлеАда) is
Linda
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As a name
* Linda (given name), a female given name (including a list of people and fictional characters so named)
* Linda (singer) (born 1977), stage name of Svetlana Geiman, a Russian singer
* Anita Linda (born Alice Lake i ...
's sixth studio album (fifteenth overall), released in
Russia
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on October 16, 2006. ''AleAda'' was recorded in
Cyprus
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along with Greek producer
Stefanos Korkolis. The title, ''AleAda'', was an
amalgamation
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of Linda's mother's name, Alexandra, and Korkolis' mother's name, Ada.
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Of the album, Linda said:
“AleAda is a word from Stefanos Korkolis' and my language. The album deals with people very close to us. Analogous to the name is the word "infinity" - the cardiogram of heart, which is always beating and always bears its message for each person. "AleAda" can be considered the catalyst that one aspires to achieve internal harmony within; one who knows what warmth, love, and a mother is.”
The first single from ''AleAda'' was released in March 2006, and unveiled as "Ya ukradu". This song became the biggest radio single since "Begi" from '' AtakA''.
Formats
* Russian Standard Release. The initial release of ''AleAda'' including two additional remix tracks.
* Russian Limited Edition. A re-issue of the album repackaged in a slipcase and Digipak
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Jewel case
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including a separate DVD containing three music videos and a photo gallery.
* Greek Release. A re-issue of the album for the Greek audience including revised song titles, Greek and English translations within the booklet, and three additional tracks performed with popular Greek band Goin' Through.
Track listing
Singles
References
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2006 albums
Linda (singer) albums