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Join this channel to benefit from privileges:    / @bendenndinlee   Pakize suda Behiye Aksoy Fikret Şeneş Alev Sururi Alev Koral Necmi Tanyolaç Şahsenem Bacı Celebrities with Alzheimer's Behiye Aksoy was born in Istanbul on September 19, 1929. She was introduced to music through the influence of her mother and aunt, who could play the piano and oud. She was influenced by the songs sung in black-and-white films by the most famous names of the era, Müzeyyen Senar and Münir Nurettin Selçuk. After graduating from middle school, she auditioned for Ankara Radio. Selected from among 200 candidates, she joined the radio as an intern in 1948, rising to the position of assistant repertoire. She is the only woman in the history of the Maksim Casino to compete with Zeki Müren. Alev Sururi was born in 1931. She began acting at the Muammer Karaca Theatre at the age of 15.[1] Five years later, she began working at the Istanbul Theatre. She married the theatre's founder, Ali Sururi, and worked there until its closure. She appeared in over two hundred films and television series in Turkish cinema. She was known for her roles in the plays "Çılgın Yenge" (Crazy Aunt), "Kıbşam Serçesi" (Sidewalk Serçesi), and "Halide" (Halide). After the closure of the Istanbul Theatre, she and her husband settled in Bodrum, Muğla. Sururi's last role was in the 2002 TV series "Zerda," starring Ece Uslu and Yavuz Bingöl. Sururi passed away this morning from respiratory failure. Pakize Suda was born in Izmir on April 23, 1952. She graduated from Izmir Girls' High School. When she was 17, an old man approached her while she was walking down the street in Izmir's Alsancak district, changing her life forever. Pakize was afraid. But the man was insistent, saying, "Don't be shy, I have something to tell you. There's a beauty contest at the Efes Hotel, go and enter." Pakize said, "My father is a journalist, he'll stop us in the water." Her father was a stern man. But Pakize, a beautiful young woman, was enthusiastic. Fikret Şeneş, the first female songwriter, was born in Istanbul in 1921. She grew up in a very happy and loving family. Fighting was unheard of in their home. She took the surname Şeneş because her father was such a happy family. While still in elementary school, Şeneş was playing piano and singing English songs at the age of 12. She studied at the Istanbul American Girls' College. Even then, she was renowned for her work and writing. Upon entering the school, the teachers required her to write an essay, and Şeneş's essay was passed around. Her subsequent writings were also highly acclaimed. During her senior year at college, my music teacher secretly applied to the conservatory for her. Alev Koral was born Hatice Alev Emre in Istanbul on June 18, 1931. She studied at the Nişantaşı Girls' Institute. After graduating from the conservatory, Alev "Emre" began working at the State Theatre and moved to the small stage in 1951. Koral, who performed in various plays on the small stage for ten years, transferred to the Istanbul Municipality City Theatre in 1961. Throughout her theatrical career, the accomplished actress also worked at the Muammer Karaca Theatre, the Voice Opera, and the Ulvi Uraz Theatre. She made her film debut in 1954 with the film "Yörük Var" (Journey), written and directed by her then-husband, Orhan Elmas. She appeared in productions such as "Kadın Sevse Se, A Man of Steel." She appeared in productions such as "Morningless Nights," "Hazreti Yahya on the Right Path," "Kızlar Yurdu" (Girls' Dormitory), and "Letter." She has also worked as a voice-over in over a hundred films and TV series. She is also known for providing the voices of many artists, especially Türkan Şoray. She voiced Hülya Koçyiğit in "Susuz Yaz" (Susuz Yaz), Sevda Verdağ in "Sibling War" (Siblings' War), Melek Görgün in "Kanunsuz Sokak" (Lawless Street), Feri Cansel in "Dadaloğlu" (Dadaloğlu), Mualla Omay in "Zaloğlu Rüstem" (Zaloğlu), and Fatma Girik in "Japanese Work" (Japanese Work). Şahsenem Bacı was born in 1945 in the Boyalı village of Sarıkamış. Her real name is Kişiem Akkaş. She turned to learning the bağlama at an early age. She began writing poetry in primary school. Initially dealing with themes such as patriotism, love, exile, and longing, Türkiye's first female poet, Hisseem Bacı, later addressed social issues. She married at a relatively young age and settled in İzmir. Because her husband, a teacher, was also involved in political struggles, she lived in Kars, Konya, Ankara, and İzmir, to which she was assigned, often for exile. Her professional musical career began in 1974, when she performed at weddings while living in Konya. This process continued as her works, expressing the suffering of oppressed workers, peasants, and the poor, began to gain public recognition and gained recognition throughout Türkiye. After graduating from high school externally, she enrolled in an open education faculty. She ...