Nana Mouskouri, born on October 13, 1934, in Crete, Greece, is not only a celebrated singer but also an iconic figure in film history, particularly for collectors of physical media. Her diverse discography includes the enchanting "O Samba" (2015), a film that showcases her unique blend of musical styles. Collectors are drawn to her work due to her ability to transcend language barriers, with albums recorded in over thirteen languages, making her releases a fascinating addition to any home video library. Mouskouri's influence extends to the film world, particularly through her collaboration with composer Michel Legrand on the theme for "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," an Oscar-nominated classic that remains a coveted item among cinephiles. With a career spanning decades, her appearances on television and in music have solidified her status as a cultural icon, making her films and music highly sought after in the realm of physical media collecting.