Learn Polish With Song Lyrics
Weronika Bochat is a Polish singer, actress, and vocal coach from Solec Kujawski in northern Poland. She first made her name on the song contest circuit, winning the Grand Prix at the Anna Jantar Song Contest in Września and at the International Song and Dance Contest in Konin in 2005.
To Disney fans she is best known as the Polish singing voice of Moana, performing 'Pół kroku stąd', the Polish version of 'How Far I'll Go', for 'Vaiana: Skarb Oceanu'. Her voice also featured in the celebrated multi-language edition of the song. Beyond dubbing, she has taken part in projects connected to The Voice of Poland and the Eurovision Song Contest.
Dawid Kwiatkowski, de Polonia, es un cantante solista que comenzó su carrera muy joven, ganando seguidores en línea.
Es conocido por su música pop y por canciones como "Bez Ciebie" y "Proste". También ha sido entrenador en "The Voice Kids" en Polonia.
Sanah, born Zuzanna Irena Grabowska in Warsaw in 1997, is one of Poland's biggest pop stars. She started the violin at four and the piano at five, and took a violin degree at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music before turning to songwriting and pop.
Her breakthrough came in January 2020 with the single "Szampan", a number one hit in Poland, and later that year she released her debut album Królowa dram, the first of several chart-topping records. In September 2023 she became the first Polish female solo artist to sell out the National Stadium in Warsaw, playing to around 70,000 people. She is known for her delicate voice, poetic lyrics and dreamy melodies.
"Kraina Lodu" is the Polish title of Disney's animated hit "Frozen," and "Mam tę moc" is the Polish version of its most famous song, "Let It Go." In the film it is performed by Queen Elsa as she finally stops hiding her ice powers and embraces who she truly is.
The Polish singing voice of Elsa belongs to Katarzyna Łaska, an actress and vocalist from Poland who is well known for her work in musical theater and film dubbing. She also sang "Pokaż się" in "Frozen 2." The Polish soundtrack of "Frozen" was a huge success and reached diamond status, helping make "Mam tę moc" a beloved anthem for a whole generation of Polish children and adults alike.
