Release
Doro Theou was released as Garbi's tenth studio album in June 1999. It was available in two different versions, one the standard 13 track version and the other being although unmarked as a special edition it included a fourteenth track "Hasame Tin Agapi Mas" penned by Giorgos Theofanous. Both releases include the music video of the title track "Doro Theou", due to the video's release prior to the release of the album.
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