YTB's 'Söyle Almanya' sings a ballad for the loss of Hanau terror victims, 'Yolumuz Gurbete Düştü' featuring Ceyda Ejder, Ozan Coşkun, Fatih Maraşlıoğlu, and Turna Kılıç.
Born in Paris, highly-certified Turkish-American psychotherapist and singer Hazal Selcuk offers unique therapy sessions that utilize her own artistic methodology.
Born in Paris, highly-certified Turkish-American psychotherapist and singer Hazal Selcuk offers unique therapy sessions that utilize her own artistic methodology.
Psychotherapist and singer Hazal Selcuk sang as a member of Pan, which represented Turkiye at the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest, singing 'Bana Bana' written and composed by her late father, iconic musician Timur Selçuk.
Psychotherapist and singer Hazal Selcuk's late father was the legendary founder and the conductor of the Istanbul Chamber Orchestra, with two momentous participations in the Eurovision Song Contest (1975 & 1989).
Internment camp survivor Mihrigul Tursun shares the account of her grueling experience of being tortured for being Uyghur in Chinese-occupied East Turkistan in 'Ort Ohne Wiederkehr'. Her detainment claimed the life of her oldest son and left her two other babies traumatized for life.
Internment camp survivor Mihrigul Tursun shares the account of her grueling experience of being tortured for being Uyghur in Chinese-occupied East Turkistan in 'Ort Ohne Wiederkehr'. Her detainment claimed the life of her oldest son and left her two other babies traumatized for life.
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