Cansever was born on 8 July 1967 in Veles, North Macedonia, as the youngest of 7 children. Her father is from Thessaloniki and her mother is an immigrant from Bulgaria of Roma origin. Cansever's real name is Dzansever Dalipova. When Cansever was only 12 years old, she lost one eye due to children throwing sticks in the street.

Cansever has been involved in music since she was a child. She released her first album, Kemano Başal E Romenge, in 1992 in North Macedonia.

In 1994, she caught 'Morbus Behterew', a type of rheumatic disease.

In 1997, she sang the Yemeni folk song "Kara Çadır (Black Tent)" on the programme "İbo Show", hosted by İbrahim Tatlıses. Following this, she launched her career in Turkey with the songs Kara Çadır, Kader, Yara Benim, Durup Dururken, Aşkım Yarım Kalmasın, Meçhul, Yeni Aşk, Uzat bana Ellerini, Olmaz Olsun, Derman Ol, on her album Meçhul, which she released with the Klip Music label in 1997.

Cansever has released many albums and singles. She continues to make music.

List of albums:

Morbus Behterew (1992)
Meçhul (1997)
Cemalim (1998)
Yollar Hasta Ben Yorgunum (2000)
Derdim Çoktur (2002)
Farklı Yorum (2006)
Hey Denysha (2013)
Ben Ne Günler Gördüm (2014)
Roman Kızı (2014)
Hala Seviyorum (2015)
Doya Doya Arabesk (2016)
Yenildik (2017)
Son Ütücü (2018)
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