Andrzej Kozioł, former vocalist of the VOX band, died at the age of 72. The information was confirmed on Thursday by the artist’s manager Bogdan Zep.
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Andrzej Kozioł was born in 1949 in Zamość. He was a member of the VOX music band, founded by Witold Paszt in the late 1970s. Kozioł left the band in 1997. In the following years – according to the media – he ran an art cafe, participated in advertising spots, and recorded audiobooks.
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VOX team. Andrzej Kozioł second from the leftAndrzej Wiernicki / Forum
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VOX team
The VOX formation performed for the first time in front of the audience in 1979 at the International Stage Spring in Poznań, presenting the song “Two Lives, Two Heaven”.
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“However, before the gentlemen appeared on the stage, they carefully prepared for their debut for several months. They listened to hundreds of works by bands and soloists who were their inspiration. complete choreography for individual pieces “- we read on the band’s official website. The band also participated in national and international song festivals.
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Among the most famous songs of the formation are “Bananowy Song”, “Happy Road, It’s Time” and “Rycz Mała, Roycz”. VOX’s repertoire included pop and funk songs, ballads, jazz standards and gospel songs.
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photo-source">Main photo source: Andrzej Wiernicki / Forum
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