Selda Bağcan, born in 1948 in Muğla, Turkey, is a renowned singer, guitarist,
and music producer, celebrated for her powerful voice and socially conscious
lyrics. Starting her music journey in her childhood, she learned the mandolin
and guitar before studying engineering physics at Ankara University. Her
professional career began in 1971. In 1972, she represented Turkey at the Golden
Orpheus competition. Throughout the 1970s, she released several albums blending
folk, rock, and psychedelic music, with her politically charged songs resonating
particularly with leftist activists. A...