Halina Frąckowiak is a renowned Polish singer, songwriter, and musician, who has been an influential figure in her country's music scene since her career took off in the late 1960s. Born on April 10, 1947, in Poznań, Poland, Frąckowiak quickly made a name for herself with her distinct voice and passionate delivery, becoming one of Poland’s most beloved vocal artists. In the course of her illustrious career, she has received numerous awards and distinctions, solidifying her status as a musical icon.

Her body of work is diverse, encompassing various music genres, with a discography that showcases a blend of pop, rock, and even jazz influences. Among her recent releases, "Największe przeboje" is a testament to her enduring popularity, bringing together some of her biggest hits for new and old fans alike. Albums like "Blaszane Pudełko" and "Ogrod Luizy" reflect her ability to evolve as an artist, tackling various themes with emotional depth and artistry. The live album "Koledy w Teatrze Stu" shows her performing ability, capturing the energy and intimacy of her concert experiences. With her unwavering talent and an extensive catalog of work, Halina Frąckowiak remains a cherished figure in the panorama of Polish music.