Bracia Figo Fagot, as well as Cjalis and Figo and Samogony, invite you to the 'Festival on the richness of 30%', which will play at the beginning of October, as it has for the last 11 years.

As every year, the kings of pastiche will rock the Warsaw audience with the sound of synth solos, electronic samples from the deepest depths of the disco-co climate and ridiculous lyrics with an accurate and expressive punchline. The band Bracia Figo Fagot was formed in September 2010, for the series Kaliber 200 Volt, aired on one of the music TV stations, and is a real continuation of the series characters creating sophisticated disco polo with elements of humorous irony. It is made up of 'Figo - Fabian Barłoś', i.e. Piotr Połać (vocals, lyrics) and 'Fagot - Szymon Filip Barłoś', i.e. Bartosz Walaszek (keyboard, vocals, lyrics).

Bracia Figo Fagot have six studio albums to their credit, five of which have gone gold. The BFF's latest album, entitled Millions of Internet users can be wrong, was released by S.P. Records in December 2020. The album was promoted by the songs 'Karolino (Kocham cię)* and Nie zaufam nigdy już. The album also featured hits that have received millions of views on YouTube - Love Angler, Pakistani Boy and Ugi Boogie. Figo and Fagot invited well-known producers Sir Mich and Andrzej Izdebski to collaborate on the album.

Cjalis is a character known from the TV series Blok Ekipa, behind which stands Bartosz Walaszek—musician, filmmaker and co-founder of the band Bracia Figo Fagot. In this incarnation, the artist performs songs maintained in an electro punk climate. He has to his credit such hits as Autodancing, Królowa Dzielni or Ciuralla. Cjalis' songs break records on YouTube.

Figo i Samogony is a band led by Piotr Połać, known as one half of the comedy disco polo duo Bracia Figo Fagot and part of the bands Speculum, Darmozjady and Proces. Andrzej Izdebski, producer of Ralph Kamiński, Kazik Staszewski and Bracia Figo Fagot, among others, collaborates with Samogony. Figo i Samogony play a romantic take on crazy synthpop, inspired by the likes of Papa Dance.