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Sefarad
Sefarad was a Sephardic music band from Turkey. The band's name is an ancient Jewish name for Spain, the homeland of Sephardi Jews and the Ladino language that derived from Old Spanish, and which is in danger of language extinction among the Turkish Jewish community. Its members were Sami Levi (soloist), Cem Stamati (bass guitarist) and Ceki Benşuşe (guitarist).
==Music style==
Sefarad’s repertoire consisted of two versions: the original almost forgotten Ladino songs mainly they know from their Sephardic heritage. Musically speaking, Sefarad mixes Goran Bregovic's Balkan style with trumpets, kanun, tumbek, duduk and other Middle-Eastern instruments, typical Turkish pop music passages, and the unique quality of Turkish vocal style of the soloist Sami Levi, making it what they describe as Jewish ethno-music.〔(Contemporary Practice of the Traditional Jewish-Spanish (Ladino) Music Repertoire in Turkey: The Revival Just Begun ). Hadass Pal-Yarden, Istanbul Technical University.〕
Among their hit singles are "''Osman Ağa''", "''Istanbul'dan Üsküdar'a Yol Gider''", "''Bodrum''", "''Ben seni severim''", "''Los Bilbilikos''", "''Vakti geldi''", "''Si veriyas a la rana''", "''Los Kaminos de Sirkeci''" and "''Seni ne çok sevdiğimi.''"
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