Ayşegül Aldinç

Ayşegül Aldinç
Born (1957-09-28) September 28, 1957
Istanbul, Turkey
Genres Turkish Pop
Occupation(s) Singer
Years active 1978–present
Labels EMI, 1 Numara, Kent, Şan, Tempa&Foneks, Kiss, DMC

Ayşegül Aldinç (Turkish pronunciation: [aːjʃeˈɟyl alˈdintʃ]) (born 28. September 1957 in Istanbul) is a Turkish singer and actress. Her father was the well-known journalist and sports commentator Orhan Aldinç. Aldinç first became known for performing with the Modern Folk Trio at the Eurovision Song Contest 1981 in Dublin. Their song, Dönme dolap (The carousel), received eighteenth place. In 1988, she started her career in Turkish pop music, and has since released five solo albums. She has also acted in many theatrical productions (her debut being in the 1987 movie Katırcılar), and also in many Turkish miniseries and soap operas (three for TRT, three for ATV Turkey, two for Star TV, and one for Kanal D). In Turkey, she is equally recognized for her singing and acting roles.

Discography

45rpms and Singles

  • Hastane - Yorgun ve Mutlu (1978) (ft. Mehmet Teoman)
  • Dönme Dolap - Miras (1981) (ft. Modern Folk Üçlüsü & Coşkun Demir)
  • O Kız (2010)
  • Li Lal Lal La La (2011)
  • Bir Tek Gördüğüm (2015)

Albums

  • ...Ve Ayşegül Aldinç (1988)
  • Benden Söylemesi (1991)
  • Alev Alev (1993)
  • Söze Ne Hacet (1996)
  • Nefes (2000)
  • Sek'iz (2016)

References

    External links

    Awards and achievements
    Preceded by
    Ajda Pekkan
    with "Pet'r Oil"    		 Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest
    1981     		Succeeded by
    Neco
    with "Hani?"


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