You can find the track on major streaming platforms like Apple Music to compare her vocal style with her father's iconic original.

: While the original relies on traditional string sections and 80s synth-arabesque production, Tuğçe's rendition often incorporates cleaner, modern pop elements, making it accessible to younger generations.

: In many of her performances and music videos for her father's covers, she incorporates nostalgic imagery or stylistic nods to his era, bridging the gap between old-school Turkish music and the modern digital MP3 era.

: The song was originally a massive hit for Ferdi Tayfur in the 1980s. Tuğçe's version brings a contemporary female perspective to the classic while maintaining the emotional depth (the "arabesque" soul) of the original.