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"" (The Kids in Your Neighborhood) by Imam Baildi is a modern reimagining of a traditional folk tune from Asia Minor that dates back to at least 1926. The live version, often featuring vocalist Rena Morfi , is a standout track from their 2016 album Imam Baildi Live . Musical Style and Origins

: The live arrangement transforms the original 9/8 folk rhythm into a jazz-influenced performance featuring upright bass, tenor sax, and bouzouki. Lyric Themes "" (The Kids in Your Neighborhood) by Imam

: He jokingly threatens to "give them a couple of slaps" for their cheekiness. Lyric Themes : He jokingly threatens to "give

Ta Pedia Tis Gitonias Sou - Live - song and lyrics by Imam Baildi : The neighborhood kids tease the protagonist, shouting

: The band, led by brothers Orestis and Lysandros Falireas , is named after a Southeast Mediterranean dish. Like the dish, their music is a blend—specifically of 1940s–60s Greek classics with modern beats, jazz, and trip-hop.

: The neighborhood kids tease the protagonist, shouting that he is drunk again.

: This specific track is based on a 1926 recording by Kostas Papagikas' ensemble , featuring the voice of his wife, Marika . The band famously used samples of Marika's repitched voice alongside contemporary vocals by Eleni Tsaligopoulou in their original 2008 remix.