It belongs to the Turkish Art Music (Sanat) tradition, which utilizes the makam (modal) system and often features instruments like the tanbur and ney .
The song has been interpreted by various icons across different eras: Elveda Gencliyim Turk Mahnlsl Yukle
The song is widely attributed to Yıldırım Gürses , who also performed a definitive version. Other versions, such as the one by Coşkun Sabah , credit songwriters like Cengiz Coşkuner and Mutsel Ozturk . It belongs to the Turkish Art Music (Sanat)