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Yetenek Sizsiniz Türkiye is the local version of Got Talent, published in Turkey.

• Ali Ozan Bayram (Champion)
• Yusuf Ayata
• Alican Aslan (English)
• Hakan Akdoğan
• Bilal Göregen
• Hüsnü Mirza Turan
• Emre Büyüktunç
• Kaya Adamlar
• Kaan Baybağ
• Ramazan Berkay Oral
• Mehmet Yenigün - Koray Polat
• Yunus Emre Çelik
• Hamdi Yumrukmanyağı

• Mustafa Sefa Bulut (Champion)
• Aref Ghafouri
• Oğuz Engin
• Kaan Gülsoy
• Türkan Kürşad
• Fatih Jackson
• Cüneyt Acar
• Cem Arman
• Kum Sanatı
• Tokio Tekkan
• Şavkar Jimnastik
• Gökalp Koçoğlu
• Kuzeyin Uşakları
• Sercan Yenice and Pascal

• Onur Balcı (Champion)
• Kafkas Kartalları
• Serdar Boğatekin and Lunatics
• Halit İncedayı
• Güney Cino
• Tuğberk and Alara
• İlker ve Seda
• Abdullah Talayhan
• Her Kafadan Bir Ses
• Pembe Panter
• Ayhan ve Anıl
• Kutay Özkan ve Tarçin
• Gökdeniz Özkan

• Hüsnü Mirza Turan (Champion)
• Alp Ömer Didici
• Yunus Can Eslemez
• Abidin Yurdakul
• Deniz Can Çördük
• Murtaza Miragazade
• Fire Storm
• İrem Okyay and Cash
• Grup Kaşıks
• Nahit Yılmaz
• Hacivat and Karagöz
• Family Group
• Hakan Çankaya
• Mehmet Çakır
• Uğur Harmankaya

• Acun Medya
• Yetenek Sizsiniz