Eurovision 2025 star Justyna Steczkowska watched Marcin Maciejczak deliver a striking imitation of her song “Gaja” on Polish TV.
As Poland prepares for its participation in Eurovision 2027, which will be held in Burgas, Bulgaria, Eurovision star Justyna Steczkowska experienced an especially bizarre moment this week when she watched herself – or, more precisely, an almost exact copy of herself – perform her song “Gaja”, which represented Poland at Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland.
A Remarkably Accurate “Gaja” Performance
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The bizarre moment took place on the show “Twoja Twarz Brzmi Znajomo” (English: “Your Face Sounds Familiar”), an international television format. Contestant Marcin Maciejczak decided to perform Steczkowska’s song “Gaja”, with the singer herself sitting on the judging panel.
The show’s format challenges contestants to impersonate singers as accurately as possible, and Maciejczak appeared to have risen to the challenge. Even the EuroMix website team experienced a moment of confusion, initially wondering why they had received what seemed to be an ordinary performance by Justyna herself.
Poland at Eurovision 2026
“Pray” is the song that performed by the singer Alicja Szemplinska, who represented Poland in Vienna, Austria. The song was written by the singer together with Sinclair Alan Malcolm and Weronika Gabryelczyk. The song is performed entirely in English.
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Eurovision 2027: This will be Poland’s 29th participation in the Eurovision Song Contest. Poland joined the competition in 1994 and achieved its best result that same year when singer Edyta Górniak reached second place with the song “To nie ja!”.
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