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In the 1970s, Turkey was bleeding. Political violence between leftists and nationalists filled the streets. Millions migrated from rural villages to the sprawling slums—the gecekondu (meaning "built overnight")—surrounding Ankara and Istanbul. These people were homesick. They were poor. They were angry. The Westernized pop of the elite meant nothing to them.

While his peers stuck to tradition, Orhan plugged in. He introduced the "Cura" as a lead instrument, incorporated synthesizers, and blended Indian, Arabic, and Western classical influences into what would become the backbone of Turkish Arabesque. this is orhan gencebay

(saz), and actor, he redefined the landscape of Turkish popular music by pioneering the genre known as The Architect of a New Sound In the 1970s, Turkey was bleeding

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