Fuat Saka

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Fuat Saka at the Diyarbakır Art Festival, 2005

Fuat Saka (* 1952 in Trabzon ) is a Lasi - Turkish singer , songwriter and arranger .

Saka left Turkey after the military coup in 1980 and lived in Europe until 1998, where, in addition to Turkey, he still lives in Hamburg and Paris .

His music is often referred to as “ Jazz in Lasian ” and is attributed to the Özgün Müzik style .

Discography

  • 1982: Yıkılır Zulmün Son Kaleleri
  • 1983: Ayrılık Türküsü
  • 1984: Kerem Gibi (poems by Nazım Hikmet )
  • 1987: Sevdalı Türküler
  • 1988: Siding (Kenardaki Ray)
  • 1989: Askaros
  • 1991: Semahlar ve Deyişler
  • 1993: Şiirce
  • 1994: Torik Baliklar Ülkesinde
  • 1996: Arhavili İsmail
  • 1997: Lazutlar
  • 1998: Sen
  • 2000: Lazutlar II
  • 2001: Perçem Perçem
  • 2002: Lazutlar III
  • 2004: Lazutlar Livera
  • 2005: Lazutlar (Seçmeler)
  • 2006: Bir Sürgünün Not Defteri
  • 2006: Fuat Saka Koleksiyon
  • 2008: Lazutlar 2008

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas Solomon: Who Are the Laz? Cultural Identity and the Musical Public Sphere on the Turkish Black Sea Coast . In: The World of Music . tape 6 , no. 2 , 2017, ISSN  0043-8774 , p. 83-113 , JSTOR : 44841947 .
personal data
SURNAME Saka, Fuat
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Lasi-Turkish singer, songwriter and arranger
DATE OF BIRTH 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Trabzon