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Michał Bajor
Michał Bajor is one of the most distinctive figures in Polish acted and literary song, combining a singing career with acting. He was born on 13 June 1957 in Głuchołazy, but from childhood he was strongly connected with the stage environment of Opole, where his father worked in puppet theatre. That early connection with theatre shaped his entire later style. Bajor graduated from the Aleksander Zelwerowicz theatre academy in Warsaw in 1980, and from the beginning he stood out by interpreting songs more from the perspective of an actor than of a conventional pop vocalist. For many years, the central place in his repertoire has been occupied by texts from major poets and songwriters. He has performed songs...
Artist Trivia
- Michał Bajor was connected with the stage from childhood, because he grew up in an acting family and his father Ryszard Bajor worked in puppet theatre.
- He graduated from the Warsaw theatre academy in 1980, which helps explain why his singing style is so strongly linked to theatre, interpretation, and acting.
- He is one of those Polish performers whose repertoire depends more on textual quality and interpretive depth than on conventional radio hit making.
- He has performed texts by writers such as Wojciech Młynarski, Jonasz Kofta, Julian Tuwim, and Władysław Broniewski, which places him firmly in the tradition of Polish literary song.
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Discography
19 releases

Od Kofty... do Korcza. Volume 1
Album2017
Moja Miłość
Album2015
Moje Podróże
Album2013Od Piaf do Garou
Album2011
Piosenki Marka Grechuty i Jonasza Kofty
Album2010
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