Maryla Rodowicz

Maryla Rodowicz is a legendary Polish pop-rock icon whose career has spanned over five decades, making her one of Poland’s most enduring and beloved entertainers. Bursting onto the scene in the late 1960s, she became famous for her powerhouse vocals, energetic performances, and flamboyant style—think sequins, bold outfits, and a larger-than-life stage presence. Nicknamed the “Queen of Polish Pop,” she’s known for timeless hits like “Małgośka” and “Niech żyje bal,” which remain staples at parties and karaoke nights across the country. Her music blends pop, rock, and disco, often infused with witty, relatable lyrics that resonate with generations of fans.

Even decades into her career, Maryla shows no signs of slowing down. Recent releases like the reflective “50” (celebrating her 50th anniversary in music) and upbeat tracks like “W Sumie Nie Jest Źle” and “Jest Cudnie” prove she’s still got the magic touch. Whether she’s embracing nostalgia or experimenting with modern sounds, Maryla Rodowicz remains a cultural treasure in Poland, synonymous with joy, resilience, and the sheer fun of pop music.