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Edyta Geppert (b. 1953) is a Polish singer. Geppert was born on the 27th November 1953 in Nowa Ruda, to a musical family. her mother is Hungarian, and Geppert became familiar with the Hungarian czardas. She was educated in the Song Faculty of the F. Chopin National Music High School in Warsaw, though she had already performed in the song and dance group Nowa Ruda. Geppert's came to public notice in 1984, when she won the first prize in the seventh Actor Song Review in Wrocław, and the Grand Prix of the XXI National Polish Song Festival in Opole. She...

Edyta Górniak is one of the most popular female singers in history of Polish pop music. Described as Whitney Houston , Mariah Carey and Céline Dion all rolled into one, the singer has already had huge successes outside Poland in countries such as Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Portugal and South Africa. In 1994 Edyta was the first Polish artist to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, in which she claimed second place. Her song was "To nie ja" (That´s not me), which was also released in English as "Once In A Lifetime". Her first studio album "Dotyk" released year later has...

Edyta Bartosiewicz (born January 11, 1966 in Warsaw) is a Polish rock singer. Her career began with the band Holloee Poloy an underground band with which she parted ways to pursue a solo career. She went to London and recorded her first solo album, sung entirely in English. The record, titled "Love", gained the singer some well-deserved acclaim from radio stations, but wasn't exactly a hit. Edyta decided to sing in Polish and that's what brought her an incredible succeess, making her one of the driving forces behind the emancipation of Polish female rock singers of early 90's (the other...