Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Tarkan (singer) across 5 places, from 1972 to 1994.
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Tarkan Tevetoğlu (born 17 October 1972) is a German-born Turkish singer-songwriter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Tarkan (singer) was documented, and when
17 October 1972exact date
Alzeyattested“Tarkan Tevetoğlu was born on 17 October 1972 in Alzey, then in West Germany, to Neşe and Ali Tevetoğlu.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
1986year
Karamürselattested“Tarkan and his five siblings moved to Turkey in 1986 with their parents settled in Karamürsel, Kocaeli.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
1986year
Turkeyattested“Tarkan and his five siblings moved to Turkey in 1986 with their parents settled in Karamürsel, Kocaeli.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
1994year
Baruch Collegeattested“In part to remove himself from media scrutiny, Tarkan moved to New York in 1994 to learn English and complete his education at Baruch College.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
1994year
New York (state)attested“In part to remove himself from media scrutiny, Tarkan moved to New York in 1994 to learn English and complete his education at Baruch College.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
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May 1994month
Germanymentioned“Wrote one critic: "It happened maybe for the first time in the world of [Turkish] music, that "slang" words were used in songs and the brave young man began to draw attention as much with his songs as with his green eyes." In May 1994, h…”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
May 1994month
Turkeymentioned“Wrote one critic: "It happened maybe for the first time in the world of [Turkish] music, that "slang" words were used in songs and the brave young man began to draw attention as much with his songs as with his green eyes." In May 1994, h…”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
1998year
Turkeymentioned“The deadline for beginning his service had passed in 1998, but due to contractual obligations abroad after the success of his compilation album he did not return to Turkey to do his military service.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
2000year
Turkeymentioned“Tarkan returned to Turkey in 2000, took advantage of this law, and completed his service.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
2001year
New York (state)mentioned“Photos stolen from his house in New York in 2001 were portrayed as compromising; they were photos with other men in swimwear at a public nude beach.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
2003year
Turkeymentioned“Tarkan's EP album Dudu was produced by Ozan Çolakoğlu and released in summer 2003 in Turkey, Ukraine, Russia and Japan.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
2004year
Turkeymentioned“In 2004, Tarkan was chosen as the "Best Male Pop Music Artist" at the Turkey Music Awards.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
2011year
Turkeymentioned“According to a survey conducted in 2011, Tarkan was the most searched artist on Google in Turkey.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
Turkeymentioned“According to Telifmetre, Tarkan was the male artist with the most streams in Turkey in the first six months of 2019.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
May 2025month
The O2 Arenamentioned“In May 2025, Tarkan became the first Turkish singer to perform at The O2 Arena in London.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
May 2025month
Londonmentioned“In May 2025, Tarkan became the first Turkish singer to perform at The O2 Arena in London.”source: Wikipedia: Tarkan (singer)
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