Namiq Qaraçuxurlu

Namiq Qaraçuxurlu is a renowned Azerbaijani singer, songwriter, and meyxana artist, born on November 8, 1978, in Baku. He began his career in meyxana in 1993 and later transitioned into music, releasing his first cassette in 1999. Qaraçuxurlu gained significant recognition after participating in a meyxana competition at the Shahriyar Cultural Center in 1997, where he won second place. His music often blends traditional Azerbaijani elements with modern pop, addressing universal themes like love and hope. He has collaborated with several notable artists, including Aygün Kazımova, and has performed extensively in Azerbaijan and internationally.

Qaraçuxurlu's music has gained popularity not only in Azerbaijan but also globally, with songs like "Bir Arzu Tut" and "Ürəyimin Oğrusudur" becoming fan favorites. His ability to fuse pop and Arabic pop styles has contributed to his widespread appeal. Over the years, he has released several albums and singles, including "Sevdi Ur@k" in 2011, showcasing his versatility as a musician. Despite his extensive career, specific details about his recent releases, such as "Varımsan" or "Qaza Bas," are not well-documented in available sources.

Genres

Pop

Hip Hop

Folk

Rock

Classical

Jazz

Electronic

Related Artists

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Yıldız Tilbe

Demet Akalın

Selda Bağcan

Ajda Pekkan

Sibel Can

Mustafa Ceceli

Zeki Müren

Demir Demirkan

Athena

Ədalət Şükürov

Latest Release

Varımsan

Namiq Qaraçuxurlu

Single - Released March 17, 2025