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Hüner Coşkuner (1 April 1963 – 4 February 2021) was a Turkish singer active between 1987 and 2021.^[1][2][3]

Coşkuner died in Istanbul on 4 February 2021, aged 57, after a 10-month battle with bone marrow cancer.^[1] On 8 February, her funeral prayers were held at Şakirin Mosque and she was buried at Karacaahmet Cemetery.^[3]

Discographyedit

Albumsedit

• Doğuş (1987)
• Sakın Dönme Geriye (1989)
• Beni Sevmeni İstiyorum (1990)
• Gidemezsin (1991)
• Haydi Tut Ellerimi (1992)
• Gidiyor (1993)
• Olamaz (1994)
• Bir Evcilik Oyunu (1995)
• Bir Hüner Coşkuner Klasiği (1996)
• Beni Tek Sen Anlarsın (1997)
• Ben Ölürüm (1998)
• İşte Düet Sevemem (with Erol Büyükburç) (1999)
• Klasikler 2 (2000)
• Vurgunum Sana (2002)
• Geleceksen Gelme Yar (2005)
• Nerede (2007)
• Klasikler 3 (2009)
• Güle Güle Git (2011)
• Yeşilçam Klasikleri (2013)
• Seni Acele Görmem Lazım (2015)

Referencesedit

External linksedit

• Official website
• Hüner Coşkuner discography at Discogs
• Hüner Coşkuner at IMDb

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