Sudden Death of Metin Arolat
Popular pop artist and advertising director Text Arolat, passed away after falling ill on stage. Arolat, who lost his life at the age of 52, had a great shock effect on the art community. His loved ones and fans began to wonder about the cause of Metin Arolat's sudden death. The famous singer, who was a close friend of his, Demet Sagiroglu, drew attention to the fact that Arolat was on a diet and said, "He probably didn't have the courage."
Who is Demet Sağıroğlu?
Demet Sagiroglu, was born on December 5, 1966 in Erzurum. Engineer Necmi Sagiroglu and teacher Leyla SagirogluThe famous artist, who is the first daughter of , started her education in Ankara. She started her undergraduate education Bilkent University Demet started at the Graphics Department of the Faculty of Fine Arts and later took the exam for the singing department of the university. Faculty of Music and Performing Arts, Department of VoiceHe continued his education with a scholarship that he won as the top student. In 1988, Istanbul Technical University He graduated from the Turkish Music State Conservatory.
Demet Sağıroğlu started her music career with the famous artist Kayahan It all started when their paths crossed. Demet, who has won the hearts of listeners with her voice for many years, Eurovision Song Contest She met him when she went to hear the song she had prepared with her friends to participate in the Turkish Qualifiers. She attracted attention by singing vocals in Kayahan's song "Melankoli" in the 1989 Eurovision Turkish Qualifiers. The duo worked together for many years and gained an important place in the music scene in Turkey.
In 1994, Space Heparand the arrangement of ScheherazadeHe achieved great success with his album "Kınalı Bebek", produced by . This album was an important turning point in Sağıroğlu's music career and he continued to be frequently mentioned with his successive successes.
Demet Sağıroğlu's Albums
- 1994: Henna Baby
- 1996: I have a complaint
- 1998: Warm
- 2000: Daisy Fortune Telling
- 2004: I have no fear
- 2012: Haven't you ever missed it?
