Born in Istanbul in 1961, Gül Erda is known by her birth name, Gülten Ün; In addition to the pop music scene, he is also an active artist in advertising, television and cinema.
Erda, who started working as a presenter on TRT Izmir Television in the early 1980s, presented the program "Here Saturday" with Uğur Dündar upon the recommendation of Namık Kasapbaşoğlu. However, he preferred to focus on music and recorded his first album with Kandemir Konduk and Selmi Andak in 1989; During this period, while working with Raks Music, he was also offered TV series and cinema projects.
In 1997, he had difficulty speaking due to edema in his vocal cords and underwent a long treatment process; He returned to the stage after nine years.
The artist's album works include "Anlatamam Ki" (1989), "Bir Sevda Yeli" (1990), "Suçluyum" (1992), "What Changed" (1993), "Purple Hicranlar" (1995) and "I Tucked Your Name in My Suitcase" (2008). In his film and TV series career, he includes "Broken Lives" (1985), "I'll Cry Tomorrow / Men Cry Too" (1986), "Our Crime is Being Human" (1986), "The First Half of Love" (1987), "Hurricane People" (2004), "I Nadım İnat" (2005), "Blue Bird" (2006) and "Oh My Mother Shouldn't See" (2013). He took part in productions such as.
Gül Erda was born in 1961 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
Productions in which he took part
- Tarzan of Manisa (1994) — Esma
- For example, Muzaffer (1987)
- I'll Cry Tomorrow (1986)
- Don't Forget Me (2011) — Ebru's Mother
- The First Half of Love (1987)
- When Death Finds Us (1986)
- Fire (1984)
- Our Crime is Being Human (1986)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
