About Fatma Mehraliyeva
Lived 1926 – 2000 (aged 73). Fatma Mehraliyeva was a Russian and Azerbaijani singer and khananda.
Fatma Yusif gizi Mehraliyeva (; 4 June 1926, in Guba – 4 January 2000, in Baku) was an Azerbaijani singer and actress. She was awarded the title Honored Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR. Her mother died when she was just 3–4 years old and she was brought up by her aunt Asmagul, who lived in Ispik village of Guba region. In high school, Mehraliyeva was very active in singing lessons and the teachers sent her to Baku to participate in a music festival. There 11-year-old Mehraliyeva singing a folk song “Guba’s White Apple” attracted attention of composer Uzeyir Hajibeyov. The composer created conditions for Mehraliyeva to study music From 1941 to 1945, she performed in front of the soldiers on the front lines.
In 1956, she was awarded a title of Honored Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR. Mehraliyeva sang "Kesme shikesta" mugham, "Guba's white apple", "Azerbaijani deer", "Like Ahu" and others.
According to her relatives Mehraliyeva left the scene in the early 1990s.
Fatma Mehraliyeva died on 4 January 2000 in Baku.
Filmography
Arshin mal alan (film, 1945) Life of Uzeyir (film, 1981)
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Who was Fatma Mehraliyeva?
Azerbaijani singer and actress (1926-2000)
When was Fatma Mehraliyeva born?
Fatma Mehraliyeva was born on 4 June 1926 in Guba.
When did Fatma Mehraliyeva die?
Fatma Mehraliyeva died on 4 January 2000 in Baku.
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Fatma Mehraliyeva was a singer and khananda.
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Fatma Mehraliyeva was Russian and Azerbaijani.
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