What Are Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's Favorite Songs and Folk Songs?

It is commemorated all over the country on the anniversary of his death, after Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk passed away 84 years ago at the Dolmabahçe Palace on the morning of 10 November at 9 past 5 am. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's favorite songs and folk songs are explored with curiosity by the citizens. Among Atatürk's favorite artists are master names such as Müzeyyen Senar and Safiye Ayla. So which songs did Atatürk like? Which folk songs did Atatürk listen to? Atatürk's favorite songs and folk songs! Atatürk's favorite artists and songs

Atatürk's Favorite Songs and Folk Songs!

“I Don't Complain to Nobody” – Müzeyyen Senar

“It Happens” (Lyrics & Music:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“No Clouds in the Air” (Lyrics & Music:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“Dayler Dayler” (Lyrics & Music:) – Safiye Ayla

“Cana Rival Handan Edersin” (Lyrics & Music:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“Alışık's Eyebrows Are Black” (Lyrics & Music:) – Safiye Ayla

“The Poplars of Izmir” – Müzeyyen Senar

“Wonderful Eyes” (Lyrics & Music:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“The Smoke of My Cigarette” (Lyrics:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“I Wait for the Soldier's Road” (Lyrics:) – Müzeyyen Senar

1″Sleeping Nightingale Passionately” (Lyrics:) – Safiye Ayla

“I Sent Flour to the Mill” (Lyrics & Music:) – Müzeyyen Senar

“Have You Passed That Dive” – Müzeyyen Senar

“The Window Has Opened Bilal Boy” (Lyrics:) – Safiye Ayla

“I entered the Hâb-gah-ı yâre” – Müzeyyen Senar

“Burnt Omer” – Safiye Ayla

“The Thin Rose of My Idea” – Müzeyyen Senar

“A My Purple Flower” – Müzeyyen Senar

“Vardar Plain” – Müzeyyen Senar

“It's Evening, Scenes Again” – Müzeyyen Senar

Why Did Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Die?

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk began to feel anorexia and weakness in the first months of 1938. He felt itching in various parts of his body and suffered from frequent nosebleeds. It was thought that these itches were caused by the ants in the Çankaya Mansion, and the mansion was sprayed for this reason. Atatürk was taken to Yalova Termal for a special cure treatment due to itching.

In the hotel where he was taken, Dr. Atatürk examined Atatürk on January 22, 1938. Nihat Reşat Belger suspected liver disease and diagnosed Atatürk with cirrhosis as a result of some examinations.

Atatürk, who was recommended by Doctor Belger to abstain, continued his treatment at the thermal hotel for a while, but despite all the objections of the doctors, he left the treatment halfway on February 1, 1938 and went to Bursa. On March 6, 1938, five doctors made a consultation with Atatürk at the Çankaya Mansion and the diagnosis of cirrhosis was finalized. The Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk passed away on the morning of 10 November.