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- Poland has chosen Justyna Steczkowska to represent the nation at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025.
- The Polish broadcaster, TVP, held a national selection event, "Wielki Finał Polskich Kwalifikacji," on February 14th in Warsaw.
- Steczkowska will perform "Cheerful," a song blending Polish and English lyrics,with a touch of Proto-Slavic.The track is a collaborative effort by Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek,Justyna Steczkowska,Patryk Kumór,and Emilian Waluchowski.
Poland Selects Justyna Steczkowska for Eurovision 2025
Table of Contents
- Poland Selects Justyna Steczkowska for Eurovision 2025
- Poland at Eurovision: Your Top Questions Answered
- Who is representing Poland at Eurovision 2025?
- When did Poland announce Justyna Steczkowska as their Eurovision 2025 representative?
- What song will Justyna Steczkowska sing at Eurovision 2025?
- What is “Cheerful” about?
- When will Poland participate in the Eurovision 2025?
- Who is Justyna Steczkowska?
- What are some other achievements in Justyna Steczkowska’s career?
- what are the betting odds for Poland at Eurovision 2025?
- What are the early reviews of “cheerful”?
- Where can I watch Justyna Steczkowska’s music video for “Cheerful”?
- What’s the story behind the Black Volga myth?
- What is Poland’s history at the Eurovision Song Contest?
Warsaw’s Choice: A Veteran returns
Poland has chosen Justyna Steczkowska to represent the nation at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025. Steczkowska’s selection marks a important return to the competition, 30 years after her debut in 1995.
The Polish broadcaster, TVP, held a national selection event, “Wielki Finał Polskich Kwalifikacji,” on February 14th in Warsaw. Eleven artists competed, with the final decision determined by SMS voting.
The Song: “Cheerful” – A Blend of Languages
Steczkowska will perform “Cheerful,” a song blending Polish and English lyrics,with a touch of Proto-Slavic.The track is a collaborative effort by Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek,Justyna Steczkowska,Patryk Kumór,and Emilian Waluchowski.
Poland is slated to participate in the first semi-final on May 13th.
Steczkowska’s Storied Career
Born in Rzeszów on August 2, 1972, Justyna Maria Steczkowska first gained national recognition by winning the talent show “Chance for Success” in 1994. That same year, she performed at the Opole Festival. Her Eurovision debut came in 1995 in Dublin with the song “Same,” finishing 18th.
Steczkowska has released 18 studio albums, many of which have charted in Poland. She also placed second in the Polish version of “Dancing with the Stars” in 2007 and has served as a coach on “The Voice of Poland.” In 2023, her song “Witch-er (Tarohoro)” finished second in Poland’s internal selection for Eurovision.
Odds and Opinions
As of [Date], betting odds place Poland at 24th out of 37 participating countries, with odds of 100/1.
Early reviews are positive, with one assessment awarding the song 10 out of 12 points, praising its energy and unique blend of elements reminiscent of past Eurovision successes.
A Look Back: The Legend of the Black volga
Adding a touch of Polish folklore, from the 1960s to 80s, the myth of the czarna Wołga, the Black Volga, a limousine of the soviet car brand Wolga, existed in Poland. According to legend, they drove through the streets and kidnapped children after sunset, with the occupants varying between priests, Jews, vampires or Satanists depending on the story.The wildest theories arise where this legend comes from, it also says that this legend has been scattered by employees of Polish state security in order to make the real arrests and abdressions appear unbelievable in the People’s Republic.
Music Video
Watch Justyna Steczkowska’s music video for “Cheerful”:
Poland at Eurovision: A History
- Debut: 1994 with Edyta Górniak and “It’s not me!”
- Best result: 2nd place (1994)
- Total Participations: 26
- Times Failed to Qualify from Semi-Final: 10
Poland currently ranks 34th in the all-time Eurovision medal count, with one silver medal.
Poland at Eurovision: Your Top Questions Answered
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Who is representing Poland at Eurovision 2025?
Justyna Steczkowska will be representing Poland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025.
When did Poland announce Justyna Steczkowska as their Eurovision 2025 representative?
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What song will Justyna Steczkowska sing at Eurovision 2025?
Justyna Steczkowska will perform “Cheerful.”
What is “Cheerful” about?
“Cheerful” blends polish and English lyrics, with a touch of Proto-Slavic. The song is a collaborative effort by Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek, Justyna Steczkowska, Patryk Kumór, and Emilian Waluchowski.
When will Poland participate in the Eurovision 2025?
Poland is slated to participate in the first semi-final on May 13th.
Who is Justyna Steczkowska?
Justyna Maria Steczkowska,born August 2,1972,is a Polish singer. She gained national recognition after winning the talent show “Chance for Success” in 1994. That same year, she performed at the Opole Festival. Her Eurovision debut came in 1995 in Dublin with the song “Same,” finishing 18th.
What are some other achievements in Justyna Steczkowska’s career?
Steczkowska has released 18 studio albums,many of which have charted in Poland. She placed second in the polish version of “Dancing with the Stars” in 2007, and has served as a coach on “The Voice of Poland.” In 2023, her song “Witch-er (Tarohoro)” finished second in Poland’s internal selection for Eurovision.
what are the betting odds for Poland at Eurovision 2025?
As of [Date], betting odds place Poland at 24th out of 37 participating countries, with odds of 100/1.
What are the early reviews of “cheerful”?
Early reviews are positive, with one assessment awarding the song 10 out of 12 points, praising its energy and unique blend of elements reminiscent of past Eurovision successes.
Where can I watch Justyna Steczkowska’s music video for “Cheerful”?
You can watch the music video here:
What’s the story behind the Black Volga myth?
Adding a touch of Polish folklore, from the 1960s to 80s, the myth of the czarna Wołga, the Black Volga, a limousine of the soviet car brand Wolga, existed in Poland. According to legend,they drove through the streets and kidnapped children after sunset,with the occupants varying between priests,Jews,vampires or Satanists depending on the story. The wildest theories arise where this legend comes from, it also says that this legend has been scattered by employees of Polish state security in order to make the real arrests and abdressions appear incredible in the People’s Republic.
What is Poland’s history at the Eurovision Song Contest?
Here is a snapshot of Poland’s participation:
- Debut: 1994 with Edyta Górniak and “It’s not me!”
- Best result: 2nd place (1994)
- Total Participations: 26
- Times Failed to Qualify from Semi-Final: 10
Poland currently ranks 34th in the all-time Eurovision medal count, with one silver medal.