Hakan Taşıyan rose to fame in the mid-90s, often called the "Father of the Ankara style" of Arabesque.

"Gözünü Toprak Bürüsün" (often referred to as ) is a cornerstone of Turkish Arabesque music by Hakan Taşıyan. It is a powerful anthem of heartbreak, betrayal, and the deep emotional desolation typical of the genre. 💿 Song Background & Origins

Often credited to Esat Kabaklı, a renowned Turkish folk musician, which explains the song's strong melodic structure.

Taşıyan uses vivid metaphors of the world turning dark and the walls closing in ( Duvarlar gelir üstüme ), representing the claustrophobic nature of grief.

The song is most notably featured on Hakan Taşıyan’s 1997 album (Two Days Without You), released under the Sıla Kasetçilik label. It was later included in various compilations like "Türkülerle" (2004).