Güler Duman

Güler Duman

Person from Türkiye

About Güler Duman

Güler Duman (born 30 June 1967) is a Turkish singer, songwriter, composer, TV host and music teacher. She concentrates on Turkish folk music. She has become one of the legendary artists of Turkish folk music with the albums she has released since the early 1980s. Originally from Erzurum, Güler Duman took part as the youngest person in the choir established by Ruhi Su while she was going to primary school. Discovering the voice of the artist in the choir, Mustafa Budan made a name for himself in the art world with his voice in the movie A Season in Hakkari (1982), directed by Erden Kıral and starring Genco Erkal. She made her first album with Dost Garip in 1980 when she was a child. This album made a huge sale, reaching 1 million 800 thousand sales. In 1987, she entered Istanbul Technical University Turkish Music State Conservatory, vocal education department. He graduated in 1992 with his thesis on the interpretation that eight poets, who wrote under the pseudonym Pir Sultan Abdal, used the same pseudonym as his graduation thesis. This thesis was published as a book in 2004. The artist, who was chosen as the cultural ambassador by the German Ministry of Culture in 2008, gives seminars on Turkish folk music and Turkish rhythms and world rhythms he is researching in many countries of the world, especially in Germany, and shares his knowledge with music lovers. He has taught more than 11,700 students and pioneered Germany and many European countries in this regard. Güler Duman O Leyli Leyli (1982), Nazlı Yara Küskünüm (1987), Güler Duman '94 (1994), Bu Devran (1995), Öl Deseydin Ölmez miydim? (1997), Türküsü Dile Geldi (2009) and Yüreğimden Yüreğinize (2012). Güler Duman, who wrote her own lyrics and composed her own compositions, became one of the best-selling names in Turkish folk music with close to 10 million album sales in Turkey and Europe. She is one of the best female Turkish folk music artists in Turkey.

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