(Please also see her page with the correct tag Aynur, the name under which … Read Full Bio ↴(Please also see her page with the correct tag Aynur, the name under which she performs and her albums are released.)
Aynur Doğan is a Kurdish singer.
Born in 1975 in Tunceli (Turkey) , she attended the ASM Music School in Istanbul, where she studied singing with Begüm Erdem and Aşkın Metiner. In 2002, her first album, Seyir, was released. Besides taking part in concerts and albums of artists and groups such as Metin-Kemal Kahraman, Mikail Aslan, Grup Yorum, Orient Expressions, Lütfü Gültekin and Anjelika Akbar, she has also performed the vocals for television and cinema. She has performed at home and abroad in Kurdish but also in Turkish. Her album "Keçe Kurdan" ("Kurdish Girl") was released by Kalan Music in 2004.
The product of nearly a year’s effort, with arrangements by such master musicians as Aykut Gürel, Serdar Ateşer, Kemal Sahir Gürel and Burhan Bayar, Aynur’s Keçe Kurdan album presented a combination of Kurdish and Turkish folk songs, as well as new compositions. Accompanied by a host of fine musicians, the album was notable for its original arrangements. With her broad vocal range, Aynur performs both folk songs and improvisations, and her album has proved capable of deepiy moving audiences.
Rising quickly to the top of Kurdish music albums, "Keçe Kurdan" has received a significant amount of attention, both in the Turkish and World press. The English magazine "Folk Roots" ("fRoots") featured the albüm on the cover of their November 2004 issue. The article “A Kurd on the Way” gave an account of Aynur’s success and information on her past. Comparing her to Turkey’s Sezen Aksu and Greece’s Ελευθερία Αρβανιτάκη, it declared Aynur a major star for all Kurds. Aynur’s photo was also on the cover of a suppliement in the "The Times" on 21st March 2005 - issue: “The Cultural Wealth of Turkey”.
Attaining great success through the song she sang in Kurdish in Yavuz Turgul’s film Gönül Yarası, Aynur became the first to sing a Kurdish song live in a film shot in Turkey. She was also featured in Fatih Akın’s documentary film Istanbul Hatırası / Crossing the Bridge.
In May 2005, Aynur received great interest when she performed in various cities of Holland with the Nederlands Blazers Ensemble, considered the finest wind ensemble in the country. Later, she gave three concerts in the “Festival of Turkey” held in Spain in July 2005, alongside such artists as Sezen Aksu, Erkan Oğur, Kardeş Türküler, Mercan Dede and Burhan Öçal.
Along with these developments, fifteen months after its release, the Sixth Criminal Court of Diyarbakır issued a court decision to have the "Keçe Kurdan" album removed from the shelves, on the pretext that the song of the same name “encouaged women to go up into the mountains and engage in separatism”. The decision was sent to the province governorship. That decision was annulled in September 2005.
Aynur Doğan is a Kurdish singer.
Born in 1975 in Tunceli (Turkey) , she attended the ASM Music School in Istanbul, where she studied singing with Begüm Erdem and Aşkın Metiner. In 2002, her first album, Seyir, was released. Besides taking part in concerts and albums of artists and groups such as Metin-Kemal Kahraman, Mikail Aslan, Grup Yorum, Orient Expressions, Lütfü Gültekin and Anjelika Akbar, she has also performed the vocals for television and cinema. She has performed at home and abroad in Kurdish but also in Turkish. Her album "Keçe Kurdan" ("Kurdish Girl") was released by Kalan Music in 2004.
The product of nearly a year’s effort, with arrangements by such master musicians as Aykut Gürel, Serdar Ateşer, Kemal Sahir Gürel and Burhan Bayar, Aynur’s Keçe Kurdan album presented a combination of Kurdish and Turkish folk songs, as well as new compositions. Accompanied by a host of fine musicians, the album was notable for its original arrangements. With her broad vocal range, Aynur performs both folk songs and improvisations, and her album has proved capable of deepiy moving audiences.
Rising quickly to the top of Kurdish music albums, "Keçe Kurdan" has received a significant amount of attention, both in the Turkish and World press. The English magazine "Folk Roots" ("fRoots") featured the albüm on the cover of their November 2004 issue. The article “A Kurd on the Way” gave an account of Aynur’s success and information on her past. Comparing her to Turkey’s Sezen Aksu and Greece’s Ελευθερία Αρβανιτάκη, it declared Aynur a major star for all Kurds. Aynur’s photo was also on the cover of a suppliement in the "The Times" on 21st March 2005 - issue: “The Cultural Wealth of Turkey”.
Attaining great success through the song she sang in Kurdish in Yavuz Turgul’s film Gönül Yarası, Aynur became the first to sing a Kurdish song live in a film shot in Turkey. She was also featured in Fatih Akın’s documentary film Istanbul Hatırası / Crossing the Bridge.
In May 2005, Aynur received great interest when she performed in various cities of Holland with the Nederlands Blazers Ensemble, considered the finest wind ensemble in the country. Later, she gave three concerts in the “Festival of Turkey” held in Spain in July 2005, alongside such artists as Sezen Aksu, Erkan Oğur, Kardeş Türküler, Mercan Dede and Burhan Öçal.
Along with these developments, fifteen months after its release, the Sixth Criminal Court of Diyarbakır issued a court decision to have the "Keçe Kurdan" album removed from the shelves, on the pretext that the song of the same name “encouaged women to go up into the mountains and engage in separatism”. The decision was sent to the province governorship. That decision was annulled in September 2005.
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Aynur Doğan Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Aynur Doğan:
ahmedo Ahmedo ronî heyran tu ne mîr î ne hekîm î Kuro…
Delale Salil el savarim neşidûl ube Vedelgulgi teli garigul heya Ve…
Ehmedo Ahmedo ronî heyran tu ne mîr î ne hekîm î Kuro…
Lawike Metini Lê lê dayikê heyranê de tu rabe Bi xwe ke bi…
Nesrin Ez keçim keça kurdan im Kulîlka serê lawa nim Rihana rez û…
Pervane Pervaneyim pervane Ahu zar oldum ateşe Tenim deydi tenine …
Yarim Derdini Ver Bana Yarim derdini ver bana Dermanın olayım olayım senin Yarim de…
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@olswyfeadriana1065
Thank you my husband... u gave very nice song ! I love you so much askim...
@ibrahim-amed
🌹❤️🌹
@daniissa5121
Min berya tekereye Melek 😭
@mihenk5545
👏👏👏👏🌹
@halazsafouk4078
كتير حلوة الغنية
@mihenk5545
Wallahı gızel
@ozoozo3804
Ben seni özledim, inan ki seni özledim
Baharın rengine sor, o ağacın dallarına sor
Baharın rengine sor, o ağacın dallarına sor
Ben seni özledim, inan ki seni özledim.
Kaç yıl oldu tutsağım, çok zulüm ve zorba gördüm
Ama; aşkınla yaşıyorum, inan ki seni özledim
Sensiz yaşam, yaşam değildir, sensiz yaşıyorum
Her zaman aklımdasın, bana güç veriyor, yaşıyorum.
Ben seni özledim, inan ki seni özledim.
Aşk olmazsa, hayat yastır, aşksız hayat değersizdir.
Aşkın davasındayım, inan ki seni özledim
Barış güvercinlerine sor, arkadaşlık ve dostluğa sor,
Hapishane duvarlarına sor, onlar sana doğruyu söylerler
@zardushtarbil2756
xweş gotiye,, strana Mamoste û Hozanê mezin Şivan Perwer xerap nekiriye mîna hinek stranbêjên din. Xwezî, yên ku nikarin stranka yekê din nikarin ji stranbêj ê/a berê xweştir bêjin, bila nebêjin baştire! Xuşka meya birêz û hêja Şehrîban, strana (rap, yekemîn strana "rap"a kurdî bû, û pirr pirr jê hez dikim, pirr biwateye, lê bi giVtî stran û muzîka rap hez nakim, serserî tên bîra mirovan!!) a ya Mamoste Şivan (Kîne Em) gotiye, lê xerap kiriye, ew stran boy dengê jinan nabe, dengek nêr û bihêz û bihêrs jê re lazime, ew stran cerg û hinav derdixîne wexta meriv (mirov) gohdariya wê dike. Herwesa bêjim, Aynur, baş bû ew stran nekire tirkî û mulka Tirkan. Kurdno, nekin stranên kurdî bikin tirkî, ew xiyanete ji kultûr û folklora kurdî.
@zelihabalsivri8702
Min beriya te kiriye
@ibrahim-amed
Delalla héja