Sevda Karaca was born in Izmir on February 5, 1956 and is known as an active artist in the world of Turkish pop music and cinema. She started her education at Istanbul รamlฤฑca Girls' High School, then enrolled in the Interior Architecture Department of the Academy of Fine Arts, but did not complete this education. Karaca, who participated in "Miss Cinema" competitions during her high school years, was chosen as Miss Cinema of Tรผrkiye in 1971 and made a name for herself by receiving the title of "Miss Cinema Europe" in Europe in the same year.
His cinema career started with the 1971 movie "Three Angry Fighters" and he took part in many productions in a short time. During this period, she took music lessons from Esin Engin and Rฤฑza Silahlฤฑpoda and stepped onto the stage, singing in Bebek Maksim and other nightclubs. He won the appreciation of the audience with his debut song "Koลma Koลma Yorulursun". In 1979, he moved to the screens as both a presenter and a singer in the television program "Gong Show".
Karaca, who gained great popularity in the 1970s and 1980s with her songs such as "Tarฤฑmazsฤฑn Beni" and "รฤฑk Ortaya", took a short break from her stage life with her second marriage in 1983, returned to the stage in 1985 and performed in various nightclubs until her full retirement in 1990. Among his disco records are singles such as "Parting Paths", "Was This the Promise You Made", "Get Out" and "You Don't Know Me" from 1977 and 1978; There are also LP albums such as "Selam" and "Me Think" from 1978 and 1980.
In his cinema career, he starred in many films from 1971 to 2011; He met the audience in productions such as "Para", "Fake", "Emperor", "Kara Murat Denizler Hakimi" and "Papatyam". This extensive filmography has reinforced his place in Turkish cinema as a versatile artist.
