: It was first released by Çelik Erişçi in 1994 and became one of the most iconic Turkish pop songs of that decade.

: Released in the mid-2000s, Aydın's cover shifted the song from a standard pop track to a moody, guitar-driven rock anthem. It is frequently cited as one of the most successful covers in Turkish music history.

: In Turkish folklore, "Hercai" refers to a pansy flower. The story goes that two flowers, Hercai and Kardelen (snowdrop), fell in love. Hercai promised to bloom in the spring, but Kardelen bloomed in the winter to prove its devotion. Because Hercai didn't keep its promise, it became a symbol of unfaithfulness.