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Servet Kocakaya

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Servet Kocakaya
Background information
Birth name	Servet Kocakaya
Born	(1973-05-19) May 19, 1973 (age 51) Solhan, Bingöl Province, Turkey[1]
Origin	Kurdish
Genres	Contemporary folk music
Years active	1999–
Labels	Prestij Müzik & Gam Müzik
Website	servetkocakaya.com

Servet Kocakaya (born 19 May 1973) is a Zaza–Kurdish singer-songwriter. He sings mostly in Turkish but also has songs in Kurmancî and Zazakî

Servet Kocakaya was born in 1973 in the town of Solhan in the Bingöl Province. His mother was from Solhan while his father was from Diyarbakir. The family moved shortly to Antakya, Mersin and Cukurova.^[1] Later on he studied at the Hacettepe UniversityinAnkara. In Ankara, he began his music career and Kocakaya released his first album, Keke in 1999.

• Keke (1999)^[2]
• Ki Zava (2001)^[2]
• Duvar Şarkıları (2002)^[2]
• Pencere (2005)^[2]
• İki Dil Bir Heves (2011)^[2]