"Aman Yarê Aman" resonated across the Kurdish-speaking world and the Middle East. After its release, the song gained significant engagement on streaming platforms. It became popular on social media apps like TikTok and Instagram, where users used the audio for short videos about love and nostalgia. Stream the Track

Born in 1984 in the Kızıltepe district of Mardin, Turkey, (performing under the name Hozan Hamid ) belongs to the Tat tribe. He began his musical journey at a young age, heavily influenced by the rich oral and musical traditions of the region.

Listen to the official release on the Hamit Karadeniz Spotify Page .

"Aman Yarê Aman" translates to "Mercy, Oh Beloved, Mercy." The song is rooted in classic themes of Kurdish folk music:

Below is an overview of the track, the artist, and its cultural context. 🎵 Track Overview Hozan Hamid (Hamit Karadeniz)

Welatê Xurbetê means "The Land of Exile" or "The Foreign Land," representing being away from one's home or beloved.