Thanks man! Enjoy it. Maybe I can elaborate some points.

Rengin (who sung aldatıldık) was a very famous popstar during 1990s, but suddenly she got married and started to live an ordinary life. Basically no news since. But there are some people that write in forums that told they saw her in a basketball match.

İrem Derici is known as a "crazy bitch" in Turkey. First song of her was "Kalbimin Tek Sahibine" was very slow and romantic, it became popular in Arab countries. Later on, she made lots of plastic surgeries and came to trend topic with more obscene news. She's known as a flirtatious woman and explicitly says in her interviews "When I see a good looking man I approach him" etc. Whatever, long story short, she started as a naive romantic singer and ended up knowing as a thot.

Hande Yener (sings Emrine Amade) is also known as the mother of Turkish pop. She's basically the master of the musical market of Turkey. She's known and criticizes for using an erotic subliminal tone in her songs. Basically she was criticized by rappers for exploiting her femininity to make money.

In the song "Emrine Amade" she says

"Ağlatıyor beni ağlatıyor
Yola çıkıyorum bazen arada
Belki geçerken der bir "merhaba"
Aslında pek de şansım yok ama
Gönül bu, ferman dinlemiyor

Bak, gözlere bak, o ne endam?
"Adam" lafı hafif kalır yanında
Kurşun gibi deler, geçer
İz bırakmaz, bıraksa da değer
Alsın beni, silsin yeri
Çıtım çıkmaz, dinlerim sözünü
Günahıyla, sevabıyla
Hayatıma girsin, kilitlesin bizi"

This words are derived to censor some sexual meanings, for example she says "alsın beni silsin yeri" silsin comes from siksin which means "may he fuck". In this lyrics she says things like "He makes me cry, he drills like bullet, he doesn't leave any traces but even if he does it worth it" etc. Basically she plays with the words to give an erotic context.

Kolera was the wife of Turkey's one of the most famous rappers Sagopa Kajmer. What Kolera and Sagopa do is very interesting, they write their songs in Divan, ancient Ottoman poetry technique with some Persian words. That's why their songs are very exotic. Before, they were the stars of the conservatives of Turkey. Then they got divorced. Now, Sagopa Kajmer announced that he left Islam and Kolera isn't so conservative anymore, she makes music videos in fishnets.

Model who sings "Dağılmak İstiyorum" was one of the most famous rock bands of Turkey which was dissolved, now, the vocal Fatma Turgut works alone and is still pretty good.

The song "Ararım Sorarım" sung by Pamela is actually an ancient poem written for Prophet Muhammed, in the poem it says "I search for you in the endless nights, where is my beloved love!" referring to the divine love. Basically, Pamela covered it to be a rock song.

Can Bonomo who sung "Abla" represented us in Eurovision 2012.