Marcin Maciejczak Tackles Kora’s Legacy After First Show-Stealing Twist
According to show developments, Marcin Maciejczak fell victim to the program’s first “theft” mechanic when Ula Milewska seized the Doda impersonation he originally drew. Forced to pivot, Maciejczak prepared Maanam’s “O! Nie rób tyle hałasu,” describing Kora as an icon of freedom and incredible courage. Juror Justyna Steczkowska praised the physical and vocal accuracy, telling the contestant it was top-tier work, while Stefano Terrazzino highlighted the massive movement effort required for the stage transformation.
Rafał Brzozowski Channels Mieczysław Fogg in Historic Ballad Tribute
According to Marcin Przybylski, Rafał Brzozowski’s embodiment of Mieczysław Fogg required mastering the restrained posture of an elegant older gentleman with movements restricted to an absolute minimum. Brzozowski performed the track “Ostatnia niedziela,” drawing high praise from judge Małgorzata Walewska for his extraordinary professionalism and emotional depth. Piotr Gąsowski added that it was precisely the kind of performance that justified producing the entire television format.
Marcin Miller Recovers From Spectacular Slip on Panasewicz Classic
According to stage events, Marcin Miller faced vocal and physical adjustments while preparing the 1988 hit “Tacy sami” as Janusz Panasewicz. During the live performance, Miller forgot a portion of the lyrics, prompting a lighthearted cover from Piotr Gąsowski who joked on air that the blunder was entirely intentional before thanking the musician for pushing through. Małgorzata Walewska also commended Miller for standing his ground despite the memory lapse.
Did you know? In the opening round of this season, Ula Milewska topped the leaderboard with 40 points, closely followed by Marcin Miller with 37 points and Ida Nowakowska with 34 points, setting a high scoring baseline for the entire competition.
Ida Nowakowska and bryska Deliver Emotional Transformations
According to production notes, presenter and dancer Ida Nowakowska took on rising Polish music star Wiktor Dyduła for a rendition of the 2005 track “Tam słońce, gdzie my,” drawing a personal parallel to Dyduła’s loss of his father. Piotr Gąsowski and Stefano Terrazzino both lauded Nowakowska’s immediate immersion into character. Meanwhile, competitor bryska stepped into the shoes of Anna Jantar with “Przetańczyć z tobą chcę całą noc,” earning a standing ovation from the panel for capturing Jantar’s delicate vocal brightness.
Jurors Split on Ula Milewskas Doda Rendition and Gabriel Fleszar’s Rap Debut
According to the episode rundown, Ula Milewska performed Doda’s “Melodia ta”—with lyrics originally written by her castmate bryska—drawing mixed reactions for a slightly too polite interpretation that lacked raw edge according to Małgorzata Walewska. On the rap front, Gabriel Fleszar tackled Bedoes’ track “Jesteś ładniejsza niż na zdjęciach (na zawsze),” surprising Walewska with the underlying emotional depth of a genre she initially judged solely by its explicit language.
Rafał Brzozowski Secures Top Jury Spot While Marcin Maciejczak Wins Charity Fund
According to the final vote tally, Rafał Brzozowski captured first place from the judging panel by a razor-thin single-point margin over runner-up Marcin Maciejczak. However, when contestants cast their peer votes, they favored Maciejczak’s Kora transformation. Consequently, Maciejczak directed a financial check to the Itaka Foundation, while Brzozowski donated funds to the Benek Foundation. Looking ahead to episode three, pairings include Ula Milewska as Piotr Kupicha, Marcin Miller as Kenny Loggins, and Maria Sadowska as Ewa Demarczyk.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does “Twoja Twarz Brzmi Znajomo” air?
The program airs on Fridays at 19:55 on Polsat, according to network scheduling.
Who won the jury vote in the featured episode?
Rafał Brzozowski won the primary jury vote by a single point ahead of Marcin Maciejczak, according to the official scoreboard.
Where do the cash prizes go?
Contestants donate their winnings to selected charities, with recent distributions going to the Itaka Foundation and the Benek Foundation.
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