Burak Güven (born October 19, 1975) is a Turkish musician, bass player, and one of the backing singers in the rock band Mor 
Early life.
Güven was born in Istanbul, Turkey. From 1993 to 2000, he studied singing at the State Conservatory of Istanbul. Before he became a member of Mor ve Ötesi, he sang in the choir and opera.
At age 14, Güven bought his first guitar. At age 15, he joined Virus with four friends and was a vocalist. After disagreements with guitarist Erke Erokay, he left the group. He then worked with pop performer Eric Coker and sang in cafes and bars.
Career.
In 1993, Güven bought his first bass guitar. He was one of the first participants in Istanbul Blues Company. He toured and played bass guitar in four songs in their album "Kökler". He sang in the opera "Aşk İksiri" and musical "Anlat Şehrazat" in 1997. He participated in Fahir Atakoğlu. His voice can be heard on the CD "Senfonik Konser". He participated in the Mimi Festival in France with Nekropsi. He composes electronic music with his friend Tolga Enilmez, who is a member of that collective.
In 1997, he became a member of Mor ve Ötesi, replacing Alper Tekin.
In 2008, as a member of Mor ve Ötesi, Güven competed in the Eurovision Song Contest. The band finished seventh with 138 points for their song "Deli".
In January 2009, the album "Astronot" of Ayça Şen was released, produced by Burak Güven.
In 2024, he released a solo album, "18", under the pseudonym Muganni.
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