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- Megitza abstract "Małgorzata Babiarz, professionally known as Megitza, (born November 27, 1984 in Zakopane) is a Polish singer, double bass player, and composer. She combines Polish and Eastern European folk music, Romani music and gypsy jazz with world music, Latin music, pop, worldbeat and Americana.In 2001, Megitza emigrated to Chicago, where she appeared in charity concerts and events such as Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity and where she promoted Polish culture. She began her professional career in 2008, when she formed the Megitza Quartet and released her debut album, Boleritza. She has since performed at the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, the 13th All Souls Jazz festival at the Chopin Theatre, the Chicago World Music Festival, and the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago. The Chicago Sun-Times has noted the "energetic" performances of the quartet, and the Chicago Tribune has cited that she and the group are primarily influenced by Eastern European folk, gypsy, Polish, and Greek music. Notable songs include "Boleritza", "Mamo te Mera", "Cisza", "17_14", and "What I Desire".".
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- Megitza alias "Babiarz, Malgorzata".
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- Megitza birthDate "1984-11-11".
- Megitza birthDate "1984-11-27".
- Megitza birthPlace Poland.
- Megitza birthPlace Zakopane.
- Megitza birthYear "1984".
- Megitza genre Americana_(music).
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- Megitza genre Music_of_Southeastern_Europe.
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- Megitza hometown Poland.
- Megitza instrument Double_bass.
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- Megitza birthDate "1984-11-27".
- Megitza birthName "Malgorzata Babiarz".
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- Megitza caption "Megitza at the Copernisus Theater".
- Megitza dateOfBirth "1984-11-11".
- Megitza genre "Eastern European and Balkan folk, Romani music, Gypsy jazz, Latin music, World music, pop, Worldbeat, Americana".
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- Megitza origin Poland.
- Megitza placeOfBirth "Zakopane, Poland".
- Megitza quote "" “Boleritza” , was one of the most impressive instrumental compilations to come out of Chicago. The secret weapon is Malgorzata Babiarz’s sensual voice that sounds as authentic as the Polish Highlander tradition of the village from which she originally hails. Acoustic guitar prodigy Andreas Kapsalis adds elements of flamenco, while violin virtuoso Roby Lakatos and Marke Lichota’s accordion evoke the pathos of klezmer. Wrapped around this highly sophisticated blend of genres is a devotion to passionate rhythm and heart-rendering vocals, even if you can’t understand them. “Boleritza” aptly evokes the music’s midway point between a wedding band and sophisticated jazz ensemble. One part mournful, the other joyous, yet infectious all around, this is the kind of music people can’t help but get up to dance to. Seeing them live is reminiscent of a gypsy performance—chaotic, soulful, and stirring."".
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- Megitza source "—Marla Seidell of New City Music on her 2008 album Boleritza".
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