Poland has revealed its entry for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026, with Wiktor Sas releasing his song ‘Gravity’.
The song was presented on 18 September during the Polish morning television programme Pytanie na Śniadanie, broadcast on TVP2.
‘Gravity’ was written and produced by Tribbs, Lanberry and Koder. Tribbs previously coached Wiktor Sas during his participation in The Voice Kids and has been involved in several Eurovision entries, including songs for Czechia, Spain, Poland and Switzerland.
Lanberry also has a strong connection to Junior Eurovision, having contributed to both of Poland’s winning entries. Roksana Węgiel won the 2018 contest with ‘Anyone I Want to Be’, before Viki Gabor secured a second consecutive victory for Poland in 2019 with ‘Superhero’.
Wiktor Sas earned his place at Junior Eurovision after winning the latest season of The Voice Kids in Poland. As part of his prize, the young singer received a recording contract and 50,000 złoty to support his musical development.
He will now represent Poland at the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Malta, following Marianna Kłos, who finished eighth in the 2025 edition with ‘Brightest Light’.
Poland has won Junior Eurovision twice, both victories coming consecutively in 2018 and 2019. The country returned to the competition in 2016 after an extended absence and has remained a regular participant since then.
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