S'eho Erotefthi - S'eho Erotefthi: Special Edition

S'eho Erotefthi: Special Edition
Σ'έχω Ερωτευθεί: Special Edition
Studio album by Sakis Rouvas
Released November 9, 2005
Recorded 2004-2005
Genre Pop-rock, Pop, Dance
Length 1:01:47
Label Minos EMI
Producer Nektarios Kokkinos / Minos EMI
Sakis Rouvas chronology
S'eho Erotefthi
(2004)
S'eho Erotefthi: Special Edition
(2005)
Live Ballads
(2006)
Singles from S'eho Erotefthi
  1. "Cairo"
  2. "S'eho Erotefthi"
  3. "Na M'agapas"
  4. "Hartini Zoi"
  5. "1000 Milia"
  6. "Mila Tis"

S'eho Erotefthi: Special Edition (Greek: Σ'ἐχω Ερωτευθεἴ: Special Edition) is the repackage of the tenth studio album by Sakis Rouvas, released on November 9, 2005 after the album gained double platinum status in only five months after its release. The album was repackaged in a 10"×12.5" limited edition gift box that included a double CD featuring the original album and a bonus DVD with three music videos of the first three singles from the album. The album also included a rare 32-page high-quality photo album titled Past...Present...Future...Sakis Photo Book: 1998-2005, featuring photographs from magazine shoots, the Eurovision Song Contest 2004, the 2004 Olympics in Athens, quotes, and a discography celebrating Rouvas' seven years with Minos EMI, available only with the album.

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