Ziynet Sali Makes Headlines With Her Honest Thoughts on Life and Death
Renowned Turkish pop singer Ziynet Sali made striking revelations about her life on the Katarsis show, hosted by Expert Psychologist Gökhan Çınar. The popular singer, who candidly confessed about various issues ranging from her childhood and her family's war traumas to ego battles in the music industry and trust issues, particularly drew attention with her words about death.
Source: Katarsis
Ziynet Sali, a powerhouse female vocalist in Turkish pop music, has reached millions with hit songs such as "Kalbim Tatilde", "Bugün Adım Leyla", "Ağlar mıyım? Ağlamam", "Ömrüm" and "Bana da Söyle" throughout her career spanning over 26 years.
The artist, who stands out not only for her energy on stage but also for her powerful voice, recently appeared on the Katarsis program on Bana Göre TV, hosted by expert psychologist Gökhan Çınar. Sali, who candidly shared the most special periods of her life, not only discussed her music career but also opened up about her childhood, her family, her trust issues, and her outlook on life like never before. However, the most talked-about moment of the program was her striking remarks about death.
In her narrative of life-altering turning points at the Catharsis, Ziynet Sali expressed that upon reflecting on her life, she harbours no regrets.
The artist, who expressed that the idea of death itself does not frighten him, used the following expressions:
'I'm not afraid of death at all. I've lived a full life. Looking back, I have no regrets. If I were to die right here, right now, so be it.'
Sali's words quickly resonated widely on social media, with many users highlighting the artist's acceptance towards life.
Throughout the program, Ziynet Sali did not only talk about death, but also shared many private matters about her career for the first time with complete transparency.
The artist emphasized the importance of the way women are addressed by sharing her discomfort with Ibrahim Tatlıses' call to 'Get up and dance' on the İbo Show, where she was a guest years ago. Sali, who said 'Why should I do what you say?' and did not get up that day, stated that she did not compromise.
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