Aydın Tansel was born in Ankara on May 29, 1945, and died of a heart attack in Bodrum on April 1, 2016, at the age of 70. After graduating from Ankara Cumhuriyet High School, he graduated from Ankara University, Faculty of Languages, History and Geography, Department of Sumerology. His singing and composing career left his mark on the Turkish music scene in the late 1960s and early 1970s; His songs such as "Young Girls", "Çisil Çisil" and "Günler Monthlar" were greatly appreciated.
The artist, who started making live programs during the black and white period of TRT, won the title of "World Voice Third" among 29 countries in the Golden Orfe Voice Competition held in Bulgaria in 1976 and brought a medal to Turkey. In the same years, he participated in the Eurovision Türkiye Qualifiers and became a finalist, and in 1994 he received the jury's special award at the Kuşadası Golden Pigeon Song Contest.
Tansel took part in two movies, three photo-novels and a musical; The songs he sang in the 1970s were listened to by large audiences.
Among the artist's 45-record records: "They Said No, I Didn't Believe / Maybe" (Grafson-1969), "He Will Not Return / Young Girls" (Grafson-1969), "I Never Thought of Loving You / I Wish Not to Remember You" (Grafson-1969), "Love Tale / Loving is Forbidden to Us" (Grafson-1969), "The Lie Is Yours" Your Love / Do You Know What Love Is? (Grafson‑1971), “Patience Heart / Don't Be Deceived by My Look” (Discotür‑1974), “A New Day / Days Are Months” (Discotür‑1975), “Longing for Love / What Was I Looking For” (Kent‑1975), “Dripping Rain / Between These Obstacles” (Kent‑1976), “Everything is Yours / His works include "When I Forgot to Be Loved" (Kent-1977) and "I Have No Chance / I'm Little" (Kent-1978).
His album works are also quite rich; He made his contributions to the music world with the albums "Çisil Çisil Yağmur" (Kent) in 1976, "Yıllar Later Gündem" (Kent) in 1981, "Ve Dünyası 'Dansım Geldi'" (Vexport Music) in 1993, "Aydın Tansel Şarkıları – Belma Acun" (BBS Music) in 2012 and "Küskünüm..." (Ossi) in 2014. continued. Tansel, who lived in Bodrum, was buried in Gümüşlük Cemetery after his death.
