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Travma is a Greek album by singer Anna Vissi released in Greece and Cyprus on April 14, 1997. In Greece it became Gold within 12 days and 3× Platinum within 6 months, becoming one of the most commercially successful albums of the Greek 1990s.[1][2] The album also includes a duet with fellow Greek pop star Sakis Rouvas.

Travma
Studio album by Anna Vissi
Released	April 16, 1997
Recorded	1997
Studio	Kiriazis studio
Genre	Greek music, laika, pop
Label	Sony Music Greece/Columbia
Producer	Nikos Karvelas
Anna Vissi chronology
Klima Tropiko (1996) Travma (1997) Antidoto (1998)

Australian edition and Re-releases

Travma was released in Australia with English-language liner notes (transliterating its title to Trauma, to match to the Australian audience) and packaging in mid-1997, to help promote the Australian leg of the Trauma tour and her recent English-language single debut for "Forgive Me This".[3] The album was released in a special tour edition featuring a bonus disc with five songs from previous albums. Vissi promoted the album and tour by participating in a high-profile media campaign including press, radio, national television interviews, and in-store signings.[3]

In 2008, Greek newspaper Isotimia was granted permission to release Travma as a covermount, parting its Megales Ihografiseis ("Great recordings") series of selected albums of Greek recording artists.

In 2019, the album was selected for inclusion in the Panik Gold box set The Legendary Recordings 1982-2019. The release came after Panik's acquisition rights of Vissi's back catalogue from her previous record company Sony Music Greece. This box set was printed on a limited edition of 500 copies containing CD releases of all of her albums from 1982 to 2019 plus unreleased material.

Music

Music and lyrics are by Nikos Karvelas and Natalia Germanou (tracks 4, 5, 10).

Track listing

1. "Travma" (Trauma)
2. "Eki" (There)
3. "Ntrepome" (I'm ashamed)
4. "Siga!" (Slowly!)
5. "Na 'Se Kala" (Be well)
6. "To Katalaves?" (Got it?)
7. "Me Niazi" (I do care)
8. "Mavra Gialia" (Sunglasses)
9. "Eprepe" (I should have)
10. "Apolito Keno" (Absolute emptiness)
11. "To Megalitero Soukse" (The biggest hit)
12. "Thanatos Ine I Agapi" (Love is death)
13. "Me Halai" (It makes me feel bad)
14. "Se Thelo, Me Thelis" (Duet with Sakis Rouvas) (I want you, you want me)
15. "Se Thimame" (I remember you)

Singles

1. "Travma"
2. "Mavra Gialia"
3. "Na' Se Kala"

Australian release

Music videos

"Travma", "Na 'Se Kala", and "Mavra Gialia" were released on promotional videos during 1997, all directed by Vangelis Kalaitzis and aired in local TV stations.

In 2001, "Mavra Gialia" was selected for digital release on Vissi's The Video Collection.

Credits and personnel

Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.[4]

Charts

Chart performance for Travma

Chart (1997)	Peak position
Australian Albums (ARIA)[5]	73
Cypriot Albums (All Records Top 20)	1
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece)	1

References

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