Musa Eroğlu is a venerable figure in the realm of Turkish folk music, known for his deep, resonant voice and mastery of the bağlama, a traditional Turkish stringed instrument. Born on June 17, 1946, in Mut, a town in the southern province of Mersin, Turkey, Eroğlu's journey in music began in his youth, inspired by the regional sounds and the stirring melodies of Anatolian folk traditions.

Eroğlu's career is marked by his dedication to the Alevi and Bektaşi musical heritage, which he has both preserved and revitalized through his performances and recordings. He achieved national fame in Turkey in the 1970s as a member of the seminal music group Muhlis Akarsu, Ali Ekber Çiçek ve Musa Eroğlu. His body of work is extensive, with songs that often blend the poignant tales of Anatolian life, love, and lore with a modern sensibility that appeals to audiences across various generations.

Throughout his multi-decade career, Musa Eroğlu has recorded numerous albums and singles, consistently contributing to the Turkish music scene with hits like "Mihriban," "Yürü Bire Yalan Dünya," and "Aman Ayşem." His music not only reflects the soul of his home country but also encapsulates the universal themes of life's trials and tribulations. Eroğlu stands as a guardian of cultural heritage, ensuring that the spirit of Anatolian folk music continues to echo through the ages.

Genres

Arabesk

Baglama

Turkish Folk

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Latest Release

Maralım

Musa Eroğlu

Album - 12 Tracks - Released July 23, 2024