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Aylin Vatankos
Aylin Vatankos was born in Izmir, Turkey in 1983. She had classical vocal training early on, and her music draws from both Turkish folk and Western classical...
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Aylin Vatankos was born in Izmir, Turkey in 1983. She had classical vocal training early on, and her music draws from both Turkish folk and Western classical traditions.
Her breakout song "Yaz Bitti" came out in 2005 and became her most recognizable track. In 2006, the song faced some radio restrictions in Turkey over its lyrical content, which some interpreted as referencing same-sex relationships.
She has released five studio albums, including "Veda" in 2009, "Deli Divane" in 2014, and "Yolculuk" in 2018. She has worked with musicians like Fazıl Say, Erkan Oğur, and Sezen Aksu.
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