Mustafa Ceceli Biography: Wife, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Songs, Height, Albums
Biography
Mustafa Ceceli is a prominent Turkish pop singer, songwriter, arranger, and record producer, born on November 2, 1980, in Ankara, Turkey.
He began his musical journey with amateur high school bands and initially pursued veterinary studies at Ankara University before switching to the Management department at Yeditepe University.
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His professional career took off in the mid-2000s through collaborations as an arranger and producer, notably with Ozan Doğulu and contributions to songs for artists like Sezen Aksu.
Ceceli gained widespread fame with his debut single “Limon Çiçekleri” in 2008 and his self-titled first album in 2009, which earned gold certification from MÜ-YAP. Known for his romantic ballads and emotional performances, he has released several successful albums, including Es (2012), Kalpten (2014), Aşk İçin Gelmişiz (2015), and Zincirimi Kırdı Aşk (2017).
Hits like “Dön,” “Hastalıkta Sağlıkta,” and more recent tracks such as “Yarem” have kept him relevant in the Turkish music scene.
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| Real Name: | Mustafa Ceceli |
| Born: | 2 November 1980 (age 45 years old) |
| Place of Birth: | Ankara, Türkiye |
| Nationality: | Turkish |
| Education: | Ankara University, Yeditepe University |
| Height: | 1.74 m |
| Parents: | Bekir Ceceli, Ayşe Ceceli |
| Siblings: | Sinan Ceceli, Gülderen Ceceli, Gülseren Ceceli |
| Spouse: | Selin İmer (m. 2017), Sinem Gedik (m. 2008–2017) |
| Girlfriend • Partner: | Not Dating |
| Children: | Arın Ceceli |
| Occupation: | Singer • Record Producer |
| Net Worth: | $722,000-$2.2 million (USD) |
Early Life & Education
Mustafa Ceceli was born on November 2, 1980, in Ankara, Turkey. As a Muslim raised in a Turkish family, his early life reflected the cultural and religious values common in his environment, including an appreciation for music that began at a young age.
His family noticed his interest in music when he was very young. At age 6, he began piano lessons and received 2 years of formal training from a private teacher, who then recommended conservatory education.
By age 8, he appeared in the entertainment industry, featuring in 13 episodes of the TRT television series Köy Doktoru and in a UNICEF-supported film titled Can Suyu. During high school, he played in amateur bands and began creating his own musical arrangements, laying the foundation for his future career in music production.
He is the son of Bekir Ceceli (father, originally from Çankırı) and Ayşe Ceceli (mother, who immigrated from Romania). He has a brother, Sinan Ceceli (a musician, arranger, and keyboardist who has collaborated with him on various projects, including songs and arrangements), as well as sisters named Gülderen Ceceli and Gülseren Ceceli.
After high school, Ceceli initially enrolled in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Ankara University but left during his third year to pursue music seriously. He retook the university entrance exams and transferred to the Business Administration (Management) department at Yeditepe University in Istanbul, where he relocated to advance his musical ambitions.
Career
Mustafa Ceceli started his music career in the mid-2000s as an arranger and producer. After moving to Istanbul, he worked with Ozan Doğulu and arranged songs for well-known Turkish artists like Sezen Aksu.
He also produced and arranged music for other major names in Turkish pop, including Tarkan, Ajda Pekkan, Sertab Erener, and Nilüfer. In 2007, he became known as a guest vocalist on Enbe Orkestrası‘s album, singing Sezen Aksu‘s “Unutamam.”
His solo breakthrough came in 2008 with the single “Limon Çiçekleri,” which reached the top of the Turkish music charts. This led to his first album, Mustafa Ceceli, released by DMC in November 2009. The album sold over 100,000 copies and was certified gold by MÜ-YAP. It included hits like “Hastalıkta Sağlıkta,” “Dön,” “Söz Veremem,” and “Bekle,” making him a leading voice in romantic Turkish pop ballads.
In 2012, he released his second album, Es, first as a digital release. The title track became one of the most-streamed songs on TTNet Müzik, with over 10 million plays. The album also featured popular songs like “Sevgilim.”
He followed up with albums like Kalpten (2014), Aşk İçin Gelmişiz (2015), and Zincirimi Kırdı Aşk (2017), as well as remix albums and compilations. Ceceli has produced three remix albums and released many singles. His discography includes more than 20 top-ten hits as a co-producer, arranger, or performer.
He has worked on duets such as “Make Me Yours Tonight” with Lara Fabian (2014) and on recent singles such as “Salıncak” with Nigar Muharrem, “Öptüm Nefesinden,” “Rastgele” with Burak Bulut, “Mühür,” “Gül Rengi,” and “Rüyalarıma Sor.”
These songs continue to be popular on Turkish streaming charts and playlists. Ceceli is known for his emotional singing, piano playing, and romantic songs. He is still active, performing live concerts, including international shows in Copenhagen in 2025 and in Dubai. He also releases new music and has a strong presence on YouTube and Spotify, with millions of streams and views.
Social Media
- Wikipedia:Mustafa Ceceli
- Facebook: Mustafa Ceceli
- YouTube: Mustafa Ceceli
- Instagram: 𝙼𝚞𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚏𝚊 𝙲𝚎𝚌𝚎𝚕𝚒 (@mustafaceceli)
Personal Life
Mustafa Ceceli, born on November 2, 1980, is currently 445 years old.
He stands at approximately 1.74 meters (about 5 feet 8.5 inches) tall.
Ceceli has been married twice. His first marriage was to Sinem Gedik in 2008, and the couple welcomed their son, Arın Ceceli, on September 28, 2011. They divorced in 2017 following a highly publicized separation that involved custody disputes and media attention.
Later that same year, he married Selin İmer, a socialite, and the couple remains together with no reported children from this marriage.
His publicly known dating history is limited to these two marriages, with the transition between them drawing significant tabloid coverage due to overlapping rumors at the time.
Net Worth
Mustafa Ceceli‘s net worth is estimated to range between $722,000 and $2.2 million. These figures reflect various sources and calculations, primarily driven by his successful career as a Turkish pop singer, songwriter, arranger, record producer, and live performer.
His wealth stems from album sales (including gold-certified releases), streaming revenue from platforms like YouTube and Spotify (with millions of views and plays), concert tours (both domestic and international), music production and arrangement work for other artists, and potential endorsements or collaborations.
Online estimates, such as those from YouTube analytics sites, place his channel-related earnings and overall assets in a similar broad range, often around $1–2 million, depending on the methodology.
Discography
Studio Albums
- Mustafa Ceceli (2009) – His breakthrough debut, featuring hits like “Limon Çiçekleri,” “Hastalıkta Sağlıkta,” “Dön,” and “Söz Veremem.” It achieved gold certification.
- Es (2012) – Includes the popular title track “Es” and songs like “Sevgilim.”
- Kalpten (2014) – Features emotional ballads and continued chart success.
- Aşk İçin Gelmişiz (2015) – Romantic themes with tracks like “Emri Olur.”
- Zincirimi Kırdı Aşk (2017) – Includes “Simsiyah” (sometimes listed as an EP or part of this era) and other heartfelt singles.
- İyi ki Sen Varsın (2023) – A more recent release emphasizing gratitude and love themes.
Compilation and Remix Albums
- Mustafa Ceceli Remixes (2010)
- Mustafa Ceceli 5. Yıl (2013) – 5-year anniversary collection.
- Mustafa Ceceli Koleksiyon (2016) – Greatest hits compilation.
- Additional remix versions like Es+ Remixes (2012) and others.
Singles
Ceceli has released dozens of singles, many topping Turkish charts and amassing millions of streams. Key ones include:
- Early/Breakthrough: “Limon Çiçekleri” (2008), “Hastalıkta Sağlıkta” (2009), “Dön” (2009), “Bekle” (2009)
- 2010s: “Es” (2012), “Söyle Canım” (2013), “Emri Olur” (2016), “Mühür” (2019, often with Irmak Arıcı), “Rastgele” (with Burak Bulut, 2022)
- Recent (2020s): “Salıncak” (with Nigar Muharrem), “Öptüm Nefesinden,” “Gül Rengi,” “Rüyalarıma Sor,” “YAREM” (2025), “Kervan” (2025), “Ötesi Yok” (2025), “Duramıyorum” (2025), “Tutuşmuş,” “Söyleyin O Benim Gökyüzüm Güneşim” (2026, including remix), “Zaman,” “Unutamıyorum”
Other Contributions
As an arranger and producer, Ceceli has worked on songs for artists like Sezen Aksu, Tarkan, Ajda Pekkan, Sertab Erener, Nilüfer, and more. Early features include “Unutamam” (with Enbe Orkestrası, 2007) and various collaborations/duets (e.g., with Lara Fabian, Yıldız Tilbe, Bengü).
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