Ayhan Alptekinв Oy Nana Albгјm -

: A more emotive, slower-tempo piece showcasing Alptekin’s vocal range.

: Heavy reliance on the Kemençe (bowed lute) and the Tulum (bagpipe), which provide the high-energy "horon" dance rhythms characteristic of Rize and Artvin.

Alptekin was a vital figure in preserving . In "Oy Nana," this is evident through: Ayhan AlptekinВ Oy Nana AlbГјm

: Alptekin's voice carries the distinct "tavır" (style) of the region—raw, spirited, and often mimicking the sharp peaks and valleys of the Pontic Alps.

: By singing in Lazca, Alptekin used this album to keep a minority language vibrant in the Turkish mainstream. Critical Reception : A more emotive, slower-tempo piece showcasing Alptekin’s

Released under the label, the album showcases Alptekin’s mastery of the folk-pop crossover genre. Tracklist & Duration : 13 songs, 48 minutes. Genre : Turkish Folk (specifically Black Sea / Laz Folk). Key Tracks :

: The title track and centerpiece, characterized by its driving rhythm and communal vocal style. In "Oy Nana," this is evident through: :

: A standout opener that sets the rhythmic tone for the album.