The artist, who was born to Hamame and Süleyman Habbuloğlu couple in Hatay's İskenderun district on April 22, 1952, was recorded as Yunus Habbuloğlu. Bülbül, who later chose Yunus Bülbül as his stage name, became one of the leading names of the arabesque movement of the 1980s. Songs such as "On My Happiest Day" and "You Don't Know That Lover of Me" are among his most well-known works.
Yunus Bülbül has created an extensive discography in his music career, including 36 CDs, 6 LPs and 4 45 records; He has written his name on more than 350 compositions in total. After releasing his first album titled "Yunus Bülbül" on Minareci Music in 1975, he released many works with record companies such as Türküola, Lider and Sembol in the 1970s and 1980s.
There are 64 films and 31 television series in which the artist has brought his voice to cinema. Bülbül, who went on a European tour with Hakkı Bulut and Gökhan Güney in the 2000s, appeared before music lovers again in 2010 with her album "Gonca Gülüm".
When we look at his personal life, we see that he has a daughter named Gülnaz, born in 1972, from his first wife, Gülsen Gözübüyük. The artist, who later married Sezer Güvenirgil, divorced in 2007, then married Serap Bülbül and had a son named Yunus Emre in 2012, marking important turning points in her life.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 13 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Little Witch (1999) — Köfteci Abbas
- Twice Kiki (2001)
- Hobos in Society (1984)
- Hobos (1982) — Yunus
- Şaşkın (1983) — Yunus
- Alien Zekiye (1987)
- Woman of the Century (1984)
- Sweet Angel (2022) — Abbas/Rıdvan
- I'm in Sorrow, Brothers (1986)
- Madmen in Germany (1980)
- Hear My Heart's Cry (1980) — Yunus
- Bitter and Sweet Days (1996) — Ali
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
