Yusuf Güney
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Yusuf Güney is a Turkish singer who currently lives in London
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Alongside Rafet el Roman
, their song was the number one single for 16 weeks in the Turkish charts
in 2008 with the song Aşk-ı Virane and thus the most successful song of the year.
He became famous after visiting Rafet El Roman's concert which took place in London. He introduced himself as a journalist in order to be able to go near him. After this chat Rafet El Roman listened to his songs and decided that he has the ability to become a singer.
London
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Alongside Rafet el Roman
Rafet El Roman
Rafet El Roman , is a pop star in his home country. He got his name from a fictional character named "El Romano".-Biography:...
, their song was the number one single for 16 weeks in the Turkish charts
Turkish Top 20 Chart
Turkish airplay chart is the official airplay singles chart in Turkey issued by Nielsen Music Control. The charts are announced from the Nielsen's web site weekly...
in 2008 with the song Aşk-ı Virane and thus the most successful song of the year.
He became famous after visiting Rafet El Roman's concert which took place in London. He introduced himself as a journalist in order to be able to go near him. After this chat Rafet El Roman listened to his songs and decided that he has the ability to become a singer.
Charts
| | Album | | Single | | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey | ||
| "Bir Roman Gibi" | "Aşk-ı Virane" (feat. Rafet El Roman Rafet El Roman Rafet El Roman , is a pop star in his home country. He got his name from a fictional character named "El Romano".-Biography:... ) |
1 |
| "Bir Sevda Masalı" | "Heder Oldum Aşkına" | 1 |
| "Aşkım Aşklarından Bulasın" | 6 | |
| "Git Bedenim Buralardan" | 2 | |
| | Album | | Single | | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey | ||
| "Aşka İnat" | "Aşka İnat" | 4 |
| "Serserin Oldum" | 9 | |