Maanam

Maanam is a legendary Polish rock band formed in 1976 in Warsaw by Marek Jackowski and Kora Jackowska. Marek Jackowski, a guitarist and composer, and Kora Jackowska, the band's vocalist and lyricist, became the driving forces behind Maanam, shaping its distinctive sound and style.

Maanam's music is characterized by its eclectic blend of rock, new wave, punk, and reggae influences, infused with Kora's powerful vocals and poetic lyrics. The band quickly gained popularity in Poland with their energetic performances and catchy melodies, becoming one of the most iconic and influential acts in the Polish music scene.

Over the years, Maanam released numerous critically acclaimed albums, including "Maanam" (1980), "Nocny Patrol" (1983), and "Wet Cat" (1985), which featured some of their most beloved hits such as "Boskie Buenos", "O! Nie Rób Tyle Hałasu", and "To tylko tango". Their albums often topped the charts in Poland and garnered praise for their innovative songwriting and musical experimentation.

Maanam's success extended beyond their studio recordings, as they were known for their electrifying live performances and charismatic stage presence. Kora's dynamic vocals and the band's tight musicianship captivated audiences across Poland and solidified their reputation as one of the country's premier live acts.

Despite experiencing several lineup changes over the years, Maanam's legacy continued to thrive, with the band maintaining a dedicated fan base and receiving numerous awards and accolades for their contributions to Polish music. Kora's untimely passing in 2018 marked the end of an era, but Maanam's influence and impact on Polish rock music remain profound, with their timeless songs continuing to resonate with audiences of all ages.