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| '''Alpay''' or '''Alpay Nazikioğlu''' is a ] singer. He began his musical career in 1960, and has experimented with a number of styles, from romantic folk to rock. He also has covered a number of French and Italian songs. | '''Alpay''' or '''Alpay Nazikioğlu''' is a ] singer. He began his musical career in 1960, and has experimented with a number of styles, from romantic folk to rock. He also has covered a number of French and Italian songs. He is best known with his hit songs "Eylülde Gel" and "Fabrika Kızı". | ||
| ==Albums== | |||
| *''Hayalimdeki Resim'' (1987) | |||
| *''Gitme'' (1990) | |||
| *''Senin İçin'' (1991) | |||
| *''Ve Aplay 1996'' (1996) | |||
| *''Küçük Bir Öykü/Yüreğine Al Beni'' (2000) | |||
| *''Tango&Latin'' (2001) | |||
| *''Sessiz Kalma'' (2004) | |||
| ==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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- For the Turkish footballer, see Alpay Özalan.
Alpay or Alpay Nazikioğlu is a Turkish singer. He began his musical career in 1960, and has experimented with a number of styles, from romantic folk to rock. He also has covered a number of French and Italian songs. He is best known with his hit songs "Eylülde Gel" and "Fabrika Kızı".
Albums
- Hayalimdeki Resim (1987)
- Gitme (1990)
- Senin İçin (1991)
- Ve Aplay 1996 (1996)
- Küçük Bir Öykü/Yüreğine Al Beni (2000)
- Tango&Latin (2001)
- Sessiz Kalma (2004)
External links
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