Ibrahim Tatlise’s Net Worth 2020

Short introduction

Ibrahim Tatlises (Kurdish îbrahîm Tatlises, Turkey Ibrahim Tatlises; born 1952) is a Turkish singer in Arabic style. Do songs in Turkey and Kurmanji.

Youth

Born on January 1, 1952, in Turkey at Sanliurfa in the Arab-Kurdish family. The last name at birth is “Tatli”, which means “sweet” in Turkish. After Ibrahim climbed onto the stage, he adopted the Pattison of the pseudonym, which means “sweet voice”. Titles are born in very poor families and are one of seven children. He worked on a construction site for a long time. There, one of the filmmakers from the city of Adana had heard of his voice, where Ibrahim began to appear at various Cafés Adana and later in Ankara and Istanbul.

Career

In 1975 Tatlises released his first record titled “Ayaginda Kundera”. In total, more than 40 albums of the singer have been released. Ibrahim Tatlises was also made and played in various films, produced by talk shows, working as directors, writers scenarios, writing poems, working as journalists and composers. The company owned by Ibrahim Tatlisses specializes in construction, food, film and music, technology, tourism, aviation and car manufacture, publishing, etc.

In the election in July 2007, Ibrahim Tatlises ran as a member of the youth party in Istanbul but did not receive the minimum sound needed for the election.

In the mid-2000s, Ibrahim Tatlises established his own music channel Tatlise TV, where the clip and clip of the famous Turkish singer (Mustafa Sandal, Sibel Jan, Mahsun Kirmyzyul, Hussein Turan) “turned”. There is also a Talk Show IBO music on the channel, where Ibrahim Tatlises is a permanent host until early 2011.

On March 14, 2011, Ibrahim Tatlises was attacked after the IBO show in Istanbul, causing a severe head injury and magical survival. About 11 bullets were fired from the light engine gun into the singer’s car, which left the television center area on the main road. 4 balls hit the tantalises, the rest was taken into account by his assistant. In Germany, the singer underwent two operations, one of which lasted 4.5 hours. Tatlises was in a coma for some time, after that he underwent a long rehabilitation course, but could not fully recover: coordination of disturbed greetings and movements, the left hand of the practical singer did not work.

A few months after the September 2011 attack, Tatlises married Aishegyul Yilmaz on the hospital bed, with whom he had a romantic relationship for around 12 years. However, the marriage did not last long: In early December 2013, the couple divorced due to singer affair. In April 2013, Aishegyul Yilmaz Ibrahim Tatlises gave birth to a daughter, Elif there, who became the sixth child of “Turkish Pop Music Emperor”. In April 2012, Tatlises appeared for the first time after an attempted murder on national television, where he received awards for “great success in his work”.

Career spotlight.

In the 1980s, the Turkish government banned the use of Kurds. At the concert in Sweden in December 1986, he had sang Kurdish People’s songs and was therefore charged with separatist propaganda, but was found innocent in 1987. The charges were dismissed after he showed regret. In 1988, at a cultural festival at the usak, he was asked by an entrepreneur Mehmet Yilmaz to sing Kurdish people’s songs, but refused, saying, “I Kurdish, but the laws prohibit me sing in Kurdish.” He was charged with this on September 19, 1988.

In 1994 there were indications that Turkish Counter-Guerrilla organizations attacked Kurdish businessmen, including Tatlises, Idris Ozbir, Halis Toprak and NECDET ULUCAN. In 1998 it was reported that Tatlises had offered to act as an intermediary between the Government and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) during armed conflict. He recorded a song with Iranian musician Kurdish Abdollah Alijani Ardeshir.

In 2018, he openly supported Turkish military operations in Afrin against the Civil Protection Unit.

On March 14, 2011, he was attacked and seriously injured in the head. At 00:30 local time, he and his spokesperson, Bouquet Çakici, was shot by unknown attackers after leaving the Turkish Private Broadcaster Byaz TV office after his weekly television program. When they entered their vehicle, Tatlises was hit by a bullet who entered the back of his head and appeared ahead. Çakici was also hit on the neck, but survived the attack. The perpetrators carried Kalashnikov rifles and escaped with a black car. He was taken to the Acibadem Hospital in Istanbul for emergency care. He underwent a four-hour surgery to remove the remaining bullets. After that he was stable. He realized again five days later. After a week, the doctors announced that he would be fine. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited him and announced that he recovered well. Turkish police arrested around 20 people involved in the attack. On April 7, Tatlises left the Acibadem hospital with police escort and traveled to Ataturk International Airport, where the Hawker 900XP ambulance flight was flying to Germany for intensive rehabilitation at Murnau Trauma Clinic.