Yaşar Yağmur

Born in Samsun in 1954, Yaşar Yağmur was one of the most colorful names of Turkish music. Yağmur, who was introduced to music at an early age, rose to the rank of pilot captain in his military life, but his love of art prevailed and he left the Turkish Armed Forces and chose the path of professional musicianship. Yağmur, who started his artistic life with saxophone and C flute, later continued his career as a pianist and chanter.

Yağmur's musical adventure spanning many years includes 12 albums. His first album, Seven Kullarız, which was published in 1985, gained an important place in the music world and was awarded third place in the tabloid press. His approach to music was not limited to the tavern; He masterfully interpreted many different styles such as Turkish classical music, Turkish folk music, pop, fantasy, arabesque, Greek and Latin. He gained a special place in the hearts of the audience with his wide repertoire and unique voice.

In his private life, Yaşar Yağmur was married and had three children. In addition to his musical career, he was also a popular person as a person. He died in the hospital where he was treated in Bandırma on July 24, 2023. When he passed away due to a heart attack, the works he left behind and his impact on the audience will always be remembered.

Yaşar Yağmur was born on April 20, 1949 in Trabzon, Türkiye.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 20 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Establishment Osmancık (1988) — Bican Abdal
• Sin (1976) — Oya's Lover
• Street Girls (1979)
• Into the Darkness (1988)
• My Brother (1974) — Ferit
• Cümbüş Palas Hotel (1979)
• From Bed to Bed (1979)
• Let This World Burn (1977)
• Country Girl (1977) — Cüneyt
• Seven Sons, Two Grooms (1973) — Sedat
• Prophet Joseph (1973) — Prophet Joseph
• Birds Without Nests (1979) — Cem

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.