Wiktor Sas will represent Poland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with the song “Gravity”.
On Friday 18 September, broadcaster Telewizja Polska (TVP) officially presented the entry with which the young artist will fly his country’s flag at the 24th edition of the European contest, after being crowned winner of the hit talent show ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ on 9 May. That victory made him the first artist selected for Junior Eurovision 2026.
The song could be heard for the first time on digital platforms from midnight, and that same day it was also premiered on ‘Pytanie na Śniadanie’, the breakfast show on TVP 2. The official music video, directed by Dawid Ziemba, followed on 24 September on the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel.
This is “Gravity”, Poland’s entry for Junior Eurovision 2026
“Gravity”, the song with which Wiktor Sas will try to win Poland’s third crystal microphone, is a pop track with electronic sounds, sung in English and Polish. On his Eurovision adventure, Wiktor Sas is backed by a songwriting team made up of Mikołaj Trybulec, known professionally as Tribbs; singer-songwriter Małgorzata Uściłowska “Lanberry”; producer Antoni Alagierski “Koder”; and British DJ and producer Coach Harrison.
All four took part in the creative process launched over the summer to find the Polish entry for the contest. “Gravity” was born at an international songwriting camp held in Warsaw (Poland) from 29 June to 1 July. The initiative, led by Tribbs, his coach on ‘The Voice Kids Poland’, brought together songwriters, producers and performers from Poland and other European countries. The participants also included Monika Wydrzyńska, Konrad OldMoney, Michał Majak, Bryska, Magdalena Wójcik and the Belgian duo Midfall, among others.
The choice of the creative team raised expectations among fans of Junior Eurovision, above all because of the experience of two of its members in the Eurovision world. The combination of Tribbs, Lanberry and Koder brings together Eurovision experience, knowledge of the contest and production rooted in the latest sounds in Poland. Broadcaster TVP is looking to regain the prominence it enjoyed at the contest after its two consecutive victories with Roksana Węgiel (2018) and Viki Gabor (2019).
Once again, Polish television selected the song internally. We will be able to enjoy it live on the stage of the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta’ Qali (Malta) on Saturday 24 October from 21:00 CEST, where Wiktor Sas will perform seventh in the running order. The 2026 Polish entry will be the country’s 13th participation at Junior Eurovision.
Enjoy all the Junior Eurovision 2026 songs in the ESCplus playlist on Spotify:
Who is Wiktor Sas? Meet Poland’s representative at Junior Eurovision 2026
Wiktor Sas is 14 years old. He is a restless, cheerful, brave, sensitive and empathetic boy. He started talking very early and was already singing at eighteen months. In fact, his first vocal performances took place at nursery school. He never gets bored: he sings, dances, recites, plays football, goes fishing and cooks a delicious spaghetti carbonara.
He has spent six years perfecting his singing. He is a very hard-working student, takes an active part in school and community life and also volunteers.
Wiktor Sas was chosen as Poland’s representative on 9 May, when the young singer was crowned winner of the ninth edition of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’. Throughout the competition, he was part of Tribbs’s team, and he won the public vote in the grand final.
Aged just 13 at the time, the singer became the second male soloist to represent Poland at Junior Eurovision, after Dominik Arim in Madrid 2024. As well as the ticket to the European contest, his victory in the talent show earned him a record deal with Warner Music Poland and a cash prize to support his musical development.
Interestingly, during the grand final of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’, Wiktor Sas shared the stage with Tribbs, who would go on to co-write his Eurovision entry. Together they performed “Jealous” by Labrinth, while in the superfinal the young singer performed “Bilet”, his first single.
Since 2026, ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ has officially been the Polish national selection, although in 2025 one of its finalists, Marianna Kłos, was internally selected to represent the country at the contest held in Tbilisi (Georgia).
How did the grand final of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ 2026 work? This is how Poland chose its representative for Junior Eurovision
The hopefuls of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ went through the different stages of the competition. Each coach had a team of 18 artists. After the Battles and the Knockouts, nine finalists (three per team) remained.
In this ninth edition, ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ had two prominent Polish representatives at the Eurovision Song Contest on its panel of coaches: Cleo (2014) and Blanka (2023), alongside Mikołaj Maciej Trybulec “Tribbs”. They picked their contestants until a grand final was formed with nine hopefuls competing for victory.
Over the stages that followed the Blind Auditions, with the Battles and the Knockouts, the teams took shape and, for the grand final, each coach competed with three young artists.
| Blanka | Tribbs | Cleo |
|---|---|---|
| Antosia Grobelna | Wiktor Sas | Oliwia Johnson |
In the grand final, they took to the stage once again to perform covers of hit songs. The contestants’ performances were assessed by the coaches and put to the viewers’ vote by text message.
In the first round, each coach chose a superfinalist, setting up a final round with just three artists: Oliwia Johnson (team Cleo), Antosia Grobelna (team Blanka) and Wiktor Sas (team Tribbs). In the superfinal, viewers voted by SMS to decide which contestant received the most votes and, therefore, became the winner of the show.
Along with the title of winner of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’, the winner would sign a record deal with Warner Music Poland and represent Poland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026. The producer, broadcaster TVP and the programme’s sponsor also handed out additional prizes to the contestants. Specifically, Aleksandra ‘Ola’ Piłat received the Orange award, which will allow her to record her first original single.
The grand final of ‘The Voice Kids Poland’ began at 20:30 CEST. The first round, which was pre-recorded, was broadcast until 22:45 CEST. The live final results could then be followed from that time, and this last stage went on until around 23:40 CEST.