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and Paulina Przybysz, and producers/composers Bartek Królik, Marek Piotrowski incorporating elements of

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, R&B, funk and

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. The group first received public attention through a guest performance on the song "Zeszyt rymów" by rapper Tede. March 15, 2003 marked the release of their debut album, ''Siła sióstr'', with guest appearances by O.S.T.R., Tede,

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and others. The album featured by the single "Nie ty, nie my (Spadaj)" which saw the production of a music video. 2004 proved a highly successful year for the group, beginning with the release of the ''Sistars'' EP, whose single "Sutra" was an instant hit. Later that year the group received multiple Polish music awards, including an ESKA award for Best Debut, as well as the Audience Award and Grand Prix at the Opole 2004 Music Festival. In 2005 Sistars released their second album, ''A.E.I.O.U.'', which solidified their standing in the Polish hip-hop scene, in addition to winning three

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Awards and an ESKA award for Best Band. Sistars also won the

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for "Best Polish Act" for two consecutive years, beginning in 2004. The group split in 2006, with the vocalists beginning solo careers. In 2011, the group reunited for one concert during the

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. A year later, they decided to end the hiatus and start working on new material. The first song after a 7-year break, titled "Ziemia", was released to Polish radio stations in 2013. The band broke up again a few months later, due to conflicts and difficulties in collaboration. Paulina and Natalia are

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.''Wegetarianizm jest leszczarski! – Natalia Przybysz.''
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Band members

(N'Talia) – vocals * Paulina Przybysz (Lil' Sista) – vocals * Bartek Królik (BQ) – vocals / bass * Marek Piotrowski (Maru$) – keyboards * Przemysław Maciołek (Przemo) – guitars * Robert Luty – drums * Marcin Ułanowski (U1) – drums (ex-member)

Band members

Discography

Albums

Extended plays

Compilation albums

Singles

References