Renata Lewandowska

Renata Lewandowska, a distinguished Polish vocalist and visual artist, graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts in the 1960s, specializing in interior architecture. She gained prominence in the Warsaw student movement and music scene, especially at clubs like "Hybrydy" and "Medyk," winning awards at various student festivals. Her breakthrough occurred at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole, performing both with the band “Quorum” and as a solo artist. Renata earned accolades for her soulful, distinctive style. Her repertoire, enhanced through collaborations with renowned songwriters like Wojciech Młynarski and Agnieszka Osiecka, includes hits such as “Radość o poranku” and “Nie myśl kochanie o tym, jak mogło być.” After 1980, she shifted her artistic focus to interior and landscape architecture and illustration, solidifying her legacy as one of the 1970s' most original vocalists.