Zdrowa Woda

Zdrowa Woda is a legend of Polish blues music, enjoying unflagging popularity after 30 years. The band was formed in 1988 and already in the same year performed in Katowice Spodek as a laureate of the Rawa Blues festival. In 1989, he performed at the National Song Review, where he qualified for the Golden Tenth of Polish youth bands and took part in the final concert of the Opole '89 festival. In 1992, together with Jerzy Owsiak, the group initiated the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity campaign, which it identifies to today. After more than eight years of active concert activity, the band had their first release entitled Zdrowa Woda. The album contains the biggest hits of the group such as: Piwo, _ Czezochowa '77_, or ballads: Kochaj mnie, kochaj and _This I would like to tell you. From January 1997, Zdrowa Woda is in a new composition. The band was joined by the third guitarist, Partyzant, who until recently had played in the Dżem band. This event had a significant impact on the face of the team. Since then, we have dealt with a much more powerful, fuller sound, and the excellent cooperation of the Partisan with the duet Małecki - Modrzejewski allows the harmony and stylistics of Healthy Water to be preserved.