In 1997, Kasia Cerekwicka made her debut on the Polish music scene. The singer from Koszalin took part in one of the episodes of the program “”. Recently, the singer reminded fans of what she looked like at the very beginning of her career.
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Kasia Cerekwicka made her debut in the program “Chance for Success”.
Katarzyna Cerekwicka, born in Koszalin, studied at a music school and… a car technical school in her youth. however, she chose not to become a mechanic and decided to pursue a career in music. In 1997, “Katarzyna z Koszalin” took part in the program “Chance for Success”, in which she sang the song “I’m married, I’ll be right back” from Ewa Bem’s repertoire.
As she herself admitted in the program “”, it was this song that she feared the most. Nevertheless, she took first place, won the final concert and took part in the “Debuts” competition at the Polish Song Festival in Opole. In 2000, she released her debut album. Earlier, however, she appeared at the jubilee “Chances of Success”.
This is how Kasia Cerekwicka looked in 1998. “Best like nothing”
In 1998, Kasia Cerekwicka took part in a jubilee concert in Sala Kongresowa, organized on the occasion of the five-year anniversary of the “Chance for Success” program. She sang, among others alongside Violetta Villas. Recently, the singer decided to remind her fans about this event and published a photo on her Instagram profile. 18-year-old Cerekwicka, in a black jacket, bangs “on Gwen Stefani” and a conspicuous watch, stands at the microphone on the stage of the Congress Hall.
Nothing like nothing
– she wrote in one of the hashtags. The fans were delighted.
Like it was yesterday.
And that fringe, sweet!
I remember this performance and immediately fell in love with this voice.
Well, like wine.
– wrote one of the fans. The singer responded quite reflectively.
Maybe it’s the wine?
Source: Gazeta
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