The lyrics utilize the "turna" (crane) as a central metaphor, which in Turkish culture often symbolizes a messenger between lovers, families, or those separated by distance and exile ( gurbet ).
The lyrics are deeply personal, often addressing the birds directly to witness the singer's internal grief. Artist Profile: Burhan Çaçan
1988 (Original LP/Cassette); digital re-releases vary by platform. Composer: Kazım Birlik Burhan Г‡aГ§anВ Turnalar
Turnalar. Ayaz Geceler · Burhan Çaçan · 1 января 1986 г. · Turnalar. Ayaz Geceler · Burhan Çaçan · 1 января 1986 г. · Исполнители. Apple Music
Traditionally attributed to the folk poet Karacaoğlan . Lyrical and Cultural Significance The lyrics utilize the "turna" (crane) as a
"Turnalar" is a classic track from Burhan Çaçan's highly successful album, Ayaz Geceler . The song is a poignant example of Turkish folk music ( Halk Müziği ), drawing on deep-rooted cultural metaphors and poetic traditions. Song Title: Turnalar (The Cranes) Artist: Burhan Çaçan Album: Ayaz Geceler
The song depicts a narrator whose "wings are broken" by the "claws of a hawk," symbolizing life's hardships and the pain of separation. Composer: Kazım Birlik Turnalar
This report examines the song (The Cranes), performed by the renowned Turkish folk musician Burhan Çaçan . Overview of "Turnalar"