At the beginning of July, our editorial team had the pleasure of attending the Santander Letnie Brzmienia festival, held at Pola Marsowe in Wrocław. It was a remarkable musical event featuring some of the most important artists on the Polish music scene.

Among the performers was Nosowska, an icon of Polish music, known for her unforgettable live performances that have captivated audiences for years. Kaśka Sochacka, the artist behind the 2023 hit “Madison,” delivered an incredibly energetic concert, proving that her career is gaining momentum.

Artur Rojek, currently working on a new album, showcased his latest tracks, including the single “Odrobinę więcej,” stirring great emotions among the crowd. The festival also featured Łąki Łan, a band famous for their high-energy live shows that consistently engage and excite audiences.

One of the most intriguing parts of the program was the Babie Lato project, where Brodka, Margaret, and Rosalie took the stage. These three talented vocalists created an unforgettable spectacle, blending various musical genres—from pop and rap to house and new disco—offering the audience a true musical feast.

The festival also saw a performance by Igo, who continues to gain a growing fanbase with each appearance. Additionally, the band Poluzjanci gave a premiere concert, as they work on their fourth album, promising new musical offerings that are certainly worth the wait.

The Santander Letnie Brzmienia festival in Wrocław was an excellent opportunity to experience the latest trends in the Polish music scene, offering exceptional performances and unforgettable impressions.

At the end of the concert, the girls performed the iconic ’90s song “Imię deszczu,” and just as they poetically sang the line “Zostań, bo ta noc płacze deszczem” (“Stay, because this night cries with rain”), it unexpectedly started to rain. This created an incredible atmosphere at the concert.

Photography: Hanna Kantor