Coеџkun Г‡iftetelli — Ankaralд±

He began playing the bağlama (a traditional string instrument) at age five and was performing at weddings with his father, Ali Direk, by age eight.

His most iconic track, " Ankara'nın Bağları " (Ankara’s Vineyards), became a national phenomenon, frequently topping charts and becoming a staple at events across Turkey. Notable Works AnkaralД± CoЕџkun Г‡iftetelli

His music is a cornerstone of Turkish wedding culture and social gatherings, often categorized as "Ankara Oyun Havaları" (Ankara Dance Tunes). He began playing the bağlama (a traditional string

"Erik Dalı," "Misket," "Hüdayda," "Papatya Falı," and "Kara Çalı". Born in Ankara on April 4, 1977, he

While his first album, Vay Seni Vay Vay , debuted in 1996, he achieved major recognition with the song " Çilli Horozum " in 2001.

Ankaralı Coşkun (born Coşkun Direk) is a prominent Turkish folk musician and actor best known for popularizing (Ankara-style folk music), characterized by its upbeat rhythms and association with traditional celebrations. Born in Ankara on April 4, 1977, he comes from a distinguished musical lineage; he is the grandson of Bayram Aracı , a master influential to legends like Orhan Gencebay and Neşet Ertaş. Musical Career and Style

Beyond music, he has appeared in television series and films, including Ebb and Tide (Medcezir) and Bandits . Legacy in Ankara Havası