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Ozan is a Turkish pop singer born in Erzincan, Turkey. Ozan completed his primary and university education in the Netherlands. His major subject was economy. Besides Turkish, he speaks Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, German and English. Ozan participated in a competition called "Benim Starim" organised by Channel D in Europe. His first album was called Şekerim Benim and his new second album is called Bir Gecelik A.Ş.K .

Lead singer of mexican rock band "Fobia" .

Born in 1993, Evren is of Anglo, Osage and Turkish descent. For several years, Evren was carefully mentored by Native American musician and instrument maker, Guillermo Martinez. Evren has studied with Berklee Music and Stanford University’s EPGY program, and was named a Davidson Fellow in Music. He continues to study both Native flute and classical silver flute. Evren has an active performance schedule throughout the US and has performed in concert halls, festivals, colleges, galleries, churches, schools, parks, nature and community centers, weddings, clubs, charitable and environmental events, radio programs, local and national television, the Southwest Museum, Laguna Art Museum,...

A student of “Living National Treasure” and Grand Master of Shakuhachi, Hozan Yamamoto, Tanabe (田辺頌山) has performed around the world, after making his overseas debut at the great Carnegie Hall. He has collaborated with local and international musicians from diverse genres and has even had the honour of performing at the Vatican in front of Pope John Paul II. .

Эсма Реджепова (род. 8 августа 1943 года в Скопье, Македония) — македонская певица цыганского происхождения. В 14-летнем возрасте победила на конкурсе молодых исполнителей, проводившемся республиканским радио, где была замечена известным исполнителем и будущим мужем Стево Теодосиевским. За этим дебютом последовала продолжительная исполнительская карьера. Одна из песен Реджеповой вошла в саундтрек фильма «Борат». Влатко Лозаноски (род. 27 июня 1985 года в Кичево, Македония) — популярный македонский певец. .