Aygün Kazımova
Aygün Kazımova was born in Baku, Azerbaijan in 1971. Her early music drew from traditional Azerbaijani folk songs alongside Western pop and jazz. She released...
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Aygün Kazımova was born in Baku, Azerbaijan in 1971. Her early music drew from traditional Azerbaijani folk songs alongside Western pop and jazz. She released her debut album 'Özür Dilerim' in the early 1990s, with the title track becoming a hit that brought her national recognition.
Her sound has shifted over time from traditional melodies toward more contemporary pop, R&B, and soul. She has recorded songs like 'Arama beni' and has collaborated with artists including Enrique Iglesias and Arash. Kazımova has released over twenty studio albums and was named People's Artist of Azerbaijan.
In 2001, she faced public criticism in Azerbaijan for performing in the occupied territories of Nagorno-Karabakh. Her personal life, including multiple marriages and divorces, has often drawn public attention alongside her music career.
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