Pınar Aylin

Pınar Aylin was born on May 12, 1972 in Izmir. From a young age, he was educated in the class of his teacher mother, Hülya Hanım, and completed his high school education at Izmir Private Turkish College. At the age of 16, he was placed in the Department of Public Relations and Advertising at Ege University Faculty of Communication; He started presenting youth programs at TRT Izmir during his university years, and after graduation, he prepared and presented his own programs on Kanal Ege.

Aylin, who started her music career in Istanbul in 1994, released the album "I'm Ready for Spring" from Raks Music in 1995. The album received the title of "Best Selling Gold Album of the Year" with sales of 3.5 million at the end of the year and attracted the attention of large audiences with its video clip "Deliler Gibi".

Thanks to this success, she received nominations for "Best Newcomer Female Artist" at the Kral TV Video Music Awards and "Best Newcomer Female Soloist" at the Altın Kelebek Awards.

Aylin, who strengthened her place in the music charts with her second album "Güneşten" in 1997, received great acclaim with the clips of songs such as "Yalvaramam", "Adam Olaydın" and "Arama"; The album won many awards with sales of approximately 4 million copies. The album "In the Moonlight", released in 1998, was the peak of his career; Songs such as "Ay Işıkında", "Don't Wait" and "Don't Make Me Wait" from the album, which sold over 5 million copies, remained on the charts for a long time.

In particular, her duet "Don't Make Me Wait" with Michael Damian received international appreciation by being broadcast on channels such as MTV and E Channel both in Turkey and the USA, and she was awarded the "Best Pop Female Artist" award at the Cyprus Near East University Spring Festival.

Productions in which he took part

• Doll (2007) — Mimi
• Kral Türkiye Music Awards (1995) — Nominee

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.