Chopy Fatah

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Chopy Fatah
Iraqi Kurdish
Occupations
  • Singer-songwriter
  • TV host
Spouse
Chato Fado
(m. 2017)
Vocals
Years active2000–present
Websitehttp://www.chopy.krd/

Chopy Shakir Fatah

Kurdish singer. She was born in Kirkuk, Iraq
.

Career

Her family emigrated to the Netherlands in 1988. She released her first album titled Çît Naw Binêm in 2003. After emigrating to the Netherlands, she joined a Dutch choir school in 1990 and also attended a music school in 1996 where she focused on singing under the supervision of her teachers. In 1999, she attended the Kurdish Music Academy in Germany where she studied under the supervision of the Kurdish music teacher Wirya Ahmad. She performed on stage for the first time in The Hague, Netherlands in 2000. Chopy has released a total of 5 Kurdish music albums and 3 English singles "Draw the Line", "My Homeland" and "Think of Me".

Chopy has been interviewed by many Kurdish and Iraqi newspapers and magazines, as well as by newspapers from Turkey (

EénVandaag and Goudmijn made reports about Chopy's life. She has also performed in Jörgen Raymanns
TV show 'Zo Raymann' (Raymanns Suikerfeest).

In 2008 Chopy became the cultural Ambassador of Asiacell Telecom Company. This is one of the most important Iraqi telecommunications company that caters to more than 9 million subscribers around Iraq. The result of this was that thousands of Chopy's (Asia Cell) billboards were placed around Iraq.

Chopy has performed in

Sulaimaniyah
and Van.

Chopy was one of the first singers to perform in the Iraqi city of

Massoud Barzani
.

Chopy Fatah during the 'One Young World' summit 2013 in South Africa

Chopy supported in 2009 the

2011 Van earthquake). On 21 March 2013 she held a performance in the Turkish Kurdistani city of Diyarbakır (Amed) in front of 2 million people to support peace and freedom for the Kurds in Turkey
.

In October 2013 Chopy was chosen to be the Kurdish flag bearer for the One Young World Summit' in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Kurdish flag was for the first time hoisted at the event, alongside flags of 190 other countries attending the summit.

Chopy's music & advertisement videos are played on different TV channels in the Middle East:

Discography

2003 – Çît Naw Binêm

  • 02. Siya Cemane
  • 03. Legel Xem
  • 04. Yara Min
  • 05. Le Mehzunan
  • 06. Xosewistekem
  • 07. Hevala Min
  • 08. Xemi Duri
  • 09. Seydayi

2007 – Nawit Denem Jino

  • 01. Gwe Nagirim
  • 02. Serbesti
  • 03. Hedi Hedi
  • 04. Bimbexse
  • 05. Xak
  • 06. Isqa Mezin
  • 07. De Birro
  • 08. Zistani Ruhh
  • 09. Day Wele Nabe, Semame
  • 10. Ere Bazo, Neki
  • 11. Be Soz
  • 12. Grftar
  • 13. Kirkuk

2010 – Crystal

  • 01. Hewilmede
  • 02. Kiristal
  • 03. Be tu nagem
  • 04. Disan
  • 05. Eshqe diwar ninin
  • 06. Meysharewe
  • 07. Mire peyvan
  • 08. Ho ew kesey

[4]

2011 – Şara

  • 01. Le Paş Mergim
  • 02. Nemam
  • 03. Lanik Jînan
  • 04. Beqûrban
  • 05. Sefer
  • 06. Nemirdim Min
  • 07. Ehmedî Mala Mûsa
  • 08. Evînê
  • 09. Le Derîyawe
  • 10. Loy Nemayîme
  • 11. Lawkê Metînê
  • 12. Bûlbûl Exwênê

2012 – Baran

  • 01. Awir Dewe
  • 02. Baran
  • 03. Wenegir
  • 04. Diltengiyekanim
  • 05. Tirsi Mergawi
  • 06. Rojgar
  • 07. Yar
  • 08. Xweneri Tenya
  • 09. Diro
  • 10. Baran (Unplugged Version)

[5]

2017 – Bnar

  • 01. To Siareki
  • 02. Lem Ziz Mebe (Zana Remix)
  • 03. Be Yadi Towe
  • 04. Hat U Cu
  • 05. Heqi Xote
  • 06. Bot Nusiwm
  • 07. Copi
  • 08. Barana
  • 09. Dem Ewareye
  • 10. Tube Bit
  • 11. Lem Ziz Mebe
  • 12. Daya Gian (Dillin Hoox Collab)
  • 13. Copi (Renas Miran Remix)

[6]

Singles

  • 01. Think of me
  • 02. Draw the line
  • 03. My Homeland

References

  1. ^ "چۆپی: بە خۆشەویستی شووم کردووە، ناوی هاوسەرەکەی کردووە بە چی؟". Xelk (in Central Kurdish). 13 July 2020.[permanent dead link]
  2. ^ "Albuma nû ya Çopî: Binar". Rûdaw (in Kurdish). Retrieved 25 December 2019.
  3. ^ "وێنە: بۆیەکەم جار چۆپی فەتاح وێنەیەکی هاوسەر و منداڵەکەی بڵاودەکاتەوە" (in Central Kurdish). Archived from the original on 12 August 2020. Retrieved 25 December 2019.
  4. ^ Kristal by Chopy, retrieved 2021-06-27
  5. ^ Baran by Chopy, retrieved 2021-06-27
  6. ^ Bnar by Chopy on iTunes, retrieved 2021-06-27

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