Yasemin Kumral ลimลek, born on May 17, 1954, is one of the well-known names of Turkish pop music, and has also been an influential actor in the business world and politics. She grew up in a cultural environment as the daughter of her mother, Melahat Kumral, and her father, Ahmet Muhtar Kumral, who was a journalist, writer and poet.
In addition to his musical education, the harmony, composition and solfeggio lessons he took from his father, Prof. It was also taken from Fuat Koray; While taking guitar, piano and singing lessons in Rome, he also worked in painting workshops in Italy.
After completing his secondary school education in Rome, where his father was on duty, he graduated from Niลantaลฤฑ Iลฤฑk High School and graduated from Marmara University Atatรผrk Education Faculty, Department of Music, majoring in singing. During his high school years, he came first in Tรผrkiye in the poetry competition organized by the "Yahya Kemal Lovers" association. โCan You Stop the Rain?โ, which he composed when he was 14 years old.
He became known for his song; In 1974, his work "From Kyrenia We Connected the Road to Anatolia" was used as the opening and closing anthem of the Northern Cyprus Bayrak Radio and Television along with the national anthem for 25 years and was awarded a gold medal.
While he won a gold record with "Bim Bam Bom" in 1975, he had the opportunity to host and talk shows on a private TV channel, thanks to his knowledge of English and Italian. He served as chief advisor at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for five years. Throughout his music career, he performed in stadiums, TVs and movie theaters, but stayed away from casino programs.
Among her favorites are her 1999 album "Yasemin Kumral", which she composed by translating Mevlana's couplets into Turkish, and her poetry book "Sevmek Varken".
The "Golden Children's Chorus", which he founded within the State Opera and Ballet, stood out as a first among the world's opera choirs. In politics, as one of the founding members of the AK Party, he ran for Izmir parliament twice, but could not win. In 2006, he wrote and sang the lyrics and composition of the song for UNESCO's "Let's Go Girls to School" campaign.
At the same time, he composed the college anthem in cooperation with Ahmet ลimลek College, is the coordinator of the primary school and opened a school of announcer, presenter and eloquence in Istanbul Moda.
In her personal life, she is married to Ahmet ลimลek and is the mother of four boys (Tuncay, Altay Murat, Yฤฑldฤฑrฤฑm Ahmet, Enis Yasin) and a girl (Nilay ลimลek). He also made a significant contribution to the establishment of Ahmet ลimลek College, which he founded in 1986 and in which he was a partner with his wife.
Between 1971 and 1973, "Neither You Forget Me Nor I You", "Spring Song", "Mommy", "Can You Stop the Rain?" and "A Daฤlar Ulu Daฤlar" are among the works that reinforce his identity as a singer.
