After four years of failed Western Pop songs, Poland makes a more traditional attempt.

A national final with a line-up of ten was won by 24 year old Marcin Mroziński and his medley "Legenda", which translates to some languages the same as "Fairytale".

Mroziński is an actor, singer and television presenter, and already enjoys crowds of girls (and boys) who scream fanatically at his mere appearance.

Poland is a large country that rolled over and basically opened its legs to every conquering force in history.
Nothing too interesting goes on over there, a fact that is clearly reflected in the nondescript entries they tend to send to the Eurovision.
The country made a glorious ESC debut in 1994 while scoring 2nd place with fan-fave To Nie Ja, but has since steadily slipped to the lower rankings of subsequent years.

Famous Poles:
North, South, Lech Walesa, Pope John Paul deux and an orange American rabbit.