Najnowsze informacje o: Alicja Szemplińska
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www.fakt.plHere are the latest updates I can share about Alicja Szemplińska based on recent coverage:
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Alicja Szemplińska has been in the news regarding Poland’s national selections for Eurovision 2026, including coverage of her song Pray and her participation in the final round of Polish qualifiers. For example, sources highlighted her involvement in the national selection process and the reception of her entry Pray ahead of the Vienna Eurovision 2026 event.[1][5]
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In 2026, she was announced as Poland’s representative at Eurovision with the song Pray, following her earlier success in Polish national finals and her prior Eurovision involvement in 2020 (which was impacted by the event cancellation).[5]
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Media profiles and biographical pages emphasize her background: winner of The Voice of Poland (2019), winner of Hit, Hit, Hurra! (2016), and her discography including the album Nie wracam (2024) and multiple singles such as Pray, Spokojnie panowie, Nie wracam, and W co ty dziś grasz.[4][6][5]
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Coverage includes interviews and commentary about her experiences, preparation for competitions, and reflections on her Eurovision journey—from the 2020 edition’s cancellation to her 2026 return.[3][7]
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General biographical summaries note her birth date (April 29, 2002) and place of origin (Ciechanów, Poland), along with her musical style blending soul, gospel, hip-hop, and R&B.[4][5]
If you’d like, I can compile a concise timeline of her Eurovision-related milestones or pull the most up-to-date quotes from specific interviews. Also, I can provide direct links to the articles for citation.