Author: Lazepe
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Volkan Konak
Volkan Konak (born 27 November 1968) is a Turkish folk-rock musician and singer from Trabzon, one of the most beloved and recognizable voices of the Black ... -
Kazım Koyuncu
Kazım Koyuncu (7 February 1971 – 25 June 2005) was a Turkish musician, singer, and environmental activist of Laz origin, born in Hopa, Artvin. He is ... -
The Beauty of Lazistan: Landscapes of the Eastern Black Sea
Lazistan: Where Mountains Meet the Sea The Laz homeland, stretching along the southeastern coast of the Black Sea, is one of the most visually stunning and ... -
The Laz Diaspora: Communities Around the World
The Global Laz Community: From the Black Sea to the World While the heartland of the Laz people remains the southeastern Black Sea coast of Turkey ... -
The Kingdom of Lazica (Egrisi): A Forgotten Caucasian Kingdom
The Kingdom of Lazica: Between Empires Along the misty shores of the eastern Black Sea, between the towering peaks of the Caucasus and the waters of ... -
Laz Traditional Dances: The Horon
The Horon: The Heartbeat of Laz Culture Of all the cultural expressions that define the Laz people, none is more immediately recognizable or emotionally powerful than ... -
Welcome to Lazepe.com
Welcome to Lazepe.com — A New Voice for the Laz People We are proud to announce the launch of Lazepe.com, an independent online platform dedicated to ... -
Introduction to the Laz Language (Lazuri)
Lazuri: A Unique and Endangered Language of the Caucasus The Laz language, known to its speakers as Lazuri (or sometimes Lazuri nena, literally “the Laz tongue”), ... -
The Rize Attack
The Rize Attack of 1547: Ottoman Conquest and the Fall of Lazistan The history of the Laz people is marked by centuries of resistance, adaptation, and ...
