Kasha is a sort of porridge is one of the most common meals of East European Russian and turkish and tatar cuisines. So, what is kasha? Opposite to misconception that kasha is made only from buckwheat (buckwheat kasha) - kasha historically is a meal ... more
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Sertap Erener :
The first ever Turkish winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, Sertab Erener was born in Istanbul on December 4, 1964, she was firmly established among the country's most popular performers. Aided by a truly memorable visual performance, Erener's 'Every Way That I Can' won the competition and went on to top the charts across Europe. 'Every Way That I Can' was also voted the ninth greatest Eurovision song of all time at the 2006 Congratulations Eurovision broadcast, marking the festival's 50th anniversary. Erener's first English-language album, No Boundaries, followed in 2004, accompanied by the hit 'I Believe (That I See Love in You),' while her haunting version of Bob Dylan's 'One More Cup of Coffee' was featured in the soundtrack to the movie Masked and Anonymous. In 2005 the album Ask Olmez, Biz Oluruz (Love Doesn't Die, We Do) was released, and further hits arrived with the title track, 'Satilik Kalpler Sehri' (City of Hearts for Sale), and a cover of Madonna's 'Music' (included in the soundtrack to director Fatih Akin's acclaimed movie Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul). The greatest-hits collection The Best of Sertab Erener was issued in 2007. ~ Dave Thompson, All Music Guide