Wie Alt Ist Ibrahim Tatlises
| İbrahim Tatlıses | |
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 Tatlıses in 2007 | |
| Groundwork information | |
| Nativity name | İbrahim Tatlı |
| Also known equally | İbo, İmparator (Emperor) |
| Born | 1952 (age 69–70)[1] Urfa, Turkey |
| Genres | Arabesque, pop-folk |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, player, director, author, producer, man of affairs |
| Years agile | 1970–nowadays |
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| Website | http://www.tatlises.com.tr/ (archived and inactive) |
İbrahim Tatlıses (born İbrahim Tatlı in 1952) is a Turkish folk vocalist and old role player. Since the 1970s he has been one of the all-time-known and almost successful singers of the pop Arabesk style. Tatlıses has recorded 42 albums, including notable albums such equally Ayağında Kundura and Selam Olsun and was the host of the highly pop television programme İbo Show. He was likewise a leading actor that appeared in several dozen films, and likewise has had many business concern ventures.
Life [edit]
Early years [edit]
Of Arab and Kurdish descent,[2] [3] [4] [five] İbrahim Tatlı[iv] was born in Urfa, Turkey.[4] His mother tongue is Kurdish.[6] He lost his father during babyhood, and did not nourish loftier schoolhouse.[vii] He did not know how to read or write growing upwardly.[7]
Musical career [edit]
İbrahim Tatlıses is oftentimes regarded as one of the best-known singers of Turkey, being and so famous that he has the nicknames "İbo" and "İmparator". He has had a critically acclaimed and illustrious music career in genres such as Turkish folk music and Arabesk, beginning in 1970 at the historic period of 18 with his outset record Kara Kız/Beni Yakma Gel Güzelim. He sold tapes and sang at weddings/restaurants until a producer discovered him in 1976. The following yr his album Ayağında Kundura, featuring songs such every bit Ayağında Kundura, İndim Gülüm Bağına and Kırmızı Kurdele, was a smash striking and propelled him to fame. Some of his before songs have Kurdish origin and were translated into Turkish. From then on, the hit albums came ane after another, such as the 1983 album Yalan, the 1985 album Mavi Mavi, and the 1987 anthology Allah Allah. He has recorded a total of 42 albums from 1970 to 2014.
Film and television [edit]
İbrahim Tatlıses has appeared in a total of 37 movies/Boob tube shows, get-go in 1978 with Sabuha. In Turkey, well-known singers star in movies with the same name equally the album they recently released, and thus the movies include songs from said albums. This is also seen in the 1975 Ayağında Kundura, its namesake being his smash-hit album. From there he appeared in numerous movies in the 1980s and 1990s, farther cementing his jumbo fame as the most famous singer and a quite well-known actor in Turkey. Bated from the movie house manufacture, Tatlıses hosted the critically acclaimed and highly successful İbo Show, which aired from 1993 to 2011. It was ane of the near-watched and loved shows in Turkey.
Marriages [edit]
Tatlıses married his first married woman, Adalet Sara, in Urfa. The couple had three children, a son named Ahmet Salim, and ii daughters named Gülşen Sara and Gülden Ferrah. In 1979, he began a relationship with his Kara Yazma co-star Perihan Savaş. From his matrimony to Savaş, he has a girl named Melek Zübeyde. Savaş and Tatlıses afterwards got divorced. In 1984, it was reported in the media that claims were made by Savaş that she was beaten for seven hours later being kidnapped by İbrahim Tatlıses, following which she applied to the prosecutor'south function and asked for his arrest. Tatlıses said in his interrogation by the police, "Savaş is the mother of my child. To permit her wander around would make it feel below me."[8] From his relationship with his Günah co-star, Derya Tuna, he has a son, named İbrahim "İdo" Tatlıses.
After returning from Germany, Tatlıses married Ayşegül Yıldız on 27 September 2011 in the rehabilitation facility where he was receiving treatment.[9] Mayor of Şişli Mustafa Sarıgül officiated the wedlock service, while Fatih Terim was the witness.[x] Together the couple had a daughter, named Elif Ada.[11] They divorced in November 2013.[12]
From his human relationship with Işıl Çıtak, Tatlıses had a daughter named Dilan Çıtak, who was born in 1989. He acknowledged and accustomed her equally his child in 2013.[xiii] In 2021, he announced his relationship with Gülçin Karakaya, who is 43 years his junior.[14]
Assassination attempts [edit]
He was shot in the leg in 1990 and survived an assassination attempt in 1998.
On fourteen March 2011, he was attacked and seriously wounded in the head.[15] [16] At 00:thirty local time, he and his spokeswoman Buket Çakıcı were shot at by unknown assailants later on leaving the offices of the individual Turkish channel Beyaz TV following his weekly television show.[15] [16] Every bit they entered their vehicle, Tatlises was striking with a bullet that entered the back of his skull and exited through the front end. Çakıcı was besides hit in the cervix, merely survived the attack. The perpetrators carried Kalashnikov rifles and escaped in a black car.[17] He was taken to the Acıbadem Hospital in Istanbul for emergency treatment.[18] He underwent a four-hour functioning to have the bullet removed, after which he was in stable status. He regained consciousness five days later.[iv] After a week, the doctors announced that he was recovering well. Turkey'southward Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan visited him and too announced that he was recovering well. The police in Turkey arrested around 20 people involved in the attack.[4] On Apr 7, Tatlıses left Acıbadem Infirmary with a police escort and travelled to Atatürk International Airport, where he was boarded the Ministry building of Health's Hawker 900XP air ambulance for Germany, to receive intensive rehabilitation at the Murnau Trauma Clinic.[19]
Appoint Of Guardian His son Ahmet Tatlises applied to the courtroom considering, he thought that his father was not mentally good for you. Applied to the court Appoint Of Guardian[twenty] [21]
Business [edit]
Tatlıses is involved in the restaurant and tourism businesses, every bit well as in construction projects with business partner Ali Sariyildiz in Republic of iraq.[22]
Kurdish issue [edit]
In the 1980s the Turkish regime had banned the use of Kurdish; at a concert in Sweden in Dec 1986, he had sung folk songs in Kurdish and was thus prosecuted for separatist propaganda, but found not guilty in 1987.[23] The accuse was dismissed subsequently he showed regret.[24] In 1988, he was asked past businessman Mehmet Yılmaz at a cultural festival in Uşak to sing a Kurdish folk song, but refused, saying "I am a Kurd, but the laws ban me from singing in Kurdish".[23] [25] For this, he was indicted on September 19, 1988.[23]
In 1994 there was prove that Turkish counter-guerrilla organizations targeted Kurdish businessmen, including Tatlıses, İdris Ozbir, Halis Toprak, and Necdet Ulucan.[26] In 1998 information technology was reported that Tatlıses offered to be an intermediary between the government and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) during the armed conflict. He recorded a song with Iranian Kurdish musician Abdollah Alijani Ardeshir.[27]
Discography [edit]
- 1970: Kara Kız/Beni Yakma Gel Güzelim
- 1974: Sevdim de Sevilmedim
- 1976: Ashab Gecesi
- 1976: Urfa Emektaroğlu Bant Stüdyosu
- 1975: Ayağında Kundura
- 1977: Can Hatice
- 1977: Huzurum Kalmadı
- 1978: Doldur Kardeş İçelim
- 1979: Toprağın Oğlu Sabuha
- 1980: Bir Mumdur
- 1980: Ceylan
- 1981: Gelme İstemem
- 1981: Gülmemiz Gerek
- 1982: Yaşamak Bu Değil
- 1983: Yalan
- 1984: Benim Hayatım
- 1985: Mavi Mavi
- 1986: Gülüm Benim/Gülümse Biraz
- 1987: Allah Allah/Hülya
- 1988: Kara Zindan
- 1988: Fosforlu Cevriyem
- 1989: İnsanlar
- 1990: Söylim mi?
- 1991: Vur Gitsin Beni/Yemin Ettim
- 1992: Ah Keşkem
- 1993: Mega Aşk
- 1994: Haydi Söyle
- 1995: Klasikleri [28]
- 1996: Bende İsterem
- 1996: Türkü Dinle,Söyle,Oyna
- 1998: At Gitsin
- 1999: Selam Olsun
- 2001: Yetmez Mi?
- 2003: Tek Tek
- 2004: Aramam
- 2005: Sizler İçin
- 2006: İmparator Siler de Geçer
- 2007: Bulamadım
- 2008: Neden?
- 2009: Yağmurla Gelen Kadın
- 2011: Hani Gelecektin
- 2014: Tatlıses Klasiği
- 2018: Yaylalar
- 2021: Gelmesin
Filmography [edit]
Actor [edit]
- 1978: Sabuha
- 1978: Ayağında Kundura
- 1978: Toprağın Oğlu
- 1979: Kara Yazma
- 1979: Kara Çadırın Kızı
- 1979: Fadile
- 1980: Çile
- 1980: Ayrılık Kolay Değil
- 1981: Seni Yakacaklar
- 1981: Yaşamak Bu Değil
- 1981: Tövbe
- 1982: Yalan
- 1982: Alişan
- 1982: Nasıl İsyan Etmem
- 1983: Yorgun
- 1983: Günah
- 1983: Futboliye
- 1984: Sevdalandım
- 1984: Ayşem
- 1985: Mavi Mavi
- 1985: Sevmek
- 1985: Yalnızım
- 1986: Gülümse Biraz
- 1986: Yıkılmışım Ben
- 1986: Sarhoş
- 1987: Gülüm Benim
- 1987: Allah Allah
- 1987: Dertli Dertli
- 1988: Hülya
- 1988: Aşıksın
- 1988: Bir Kulum İşte
- 1988: Kara Zindan
- 1988: Ben İnsan Değil Miyim
- 1989: Ceylan
- 1989: Fosforlu
- 1992: Aşık Oldum
- 1993: Tetikçi Kemal
- 1997: Fırat (mini) Television set Series
- 2003: Hayat Bilgisi (Mini) TV Series
- 2009: Hicran Yarası
Director [edit]
- 1982: Yalan
- 1983: Yorgun
- 1983: Günah
- 1984: Ayşem
- 1986: Sarhoş
- 1986: Gülümse Biraz
- 1986: Gülüm Benim
- 1987: Dertli Dertli
- 1988: Hülya
- 1988: Aşıksın
- 1997: Fırat (mini) TV Series
- 2003: Hayat Bilgisi Konuk Oyuncu Television receiver mini series
- 2009: Hicran Yarasi 5 Bolum Konuk Oyuncu
Author [edit]
- 1983: Günah
- 1998: At Gitsin
- 1999: Selam Olsun
- 2001: Yetmez Mi?
Producer [edit]
- 1982: Yalan
References [edit]
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- ^ "Dilan Çıtak ve hayat hikâyesi". Hürriyet. one September 2014. Archived from the original on v May 2018. Retrieved ii May 2021.
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- ^ Caglar Keyder Istanbul: Betwixt the Global and the Local 1999 - 1461637937 p.138 "S-Muzik is Raks's elite arabesk division, recording and distributing Ibrahim Tatlises (whose recent "Klasikleri" alone is believed to have sold six million copies), Zeki Muren, Bulent Ersoy, Kayahan, and many more."
Sources [edit]
- Matthews, Owen (20 March 2011). "The Heart East's Sinatra". Newsweek. Archived from the original on 15 June 2013. Retrieved 17 June 2013.
- Broughton, Simon; Ellingham, Marker; Trillo, Richard, eds. (1999). World music: the rough guide. Africa, Europe and the Middle East . Rough Guides music reference series. London: Rough Guides. p. 409. ISBN9781858286358.
- Studia Musicologica Norvegica. Vol. 23. Universitetsforlaget. 1997. pp. 66–71.
- "İbrahim Tatlıses kimdir?". Kelebek.
External links [edit]
- İbrahim Tatlıses at IMDb
- Abdollah Alijani Ardeshir on Istanbul Technical University (thmşt)no:122567/978thm
- Harem Ft. İbrahim Tatlıses - Kop Gel Günahlarından - (Official Video)
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