Launch of the 17th Edition of Mam Talent!: Four-Person Jury and the First Golden Buzzer

The Polish edition of the "Got Talent" format has entered a new phase, introducing modifications aimed at refreshing the proven show formula. The most significant novelty is the debut of a four-person jury panel, where, alongside the existing judges—Agnieszka Chylińska, Marcin Prokop, and Julia Wieniawa—Agustin Egurrola returned after a break. Changes also affected the host team, with Paulina Krupińska joining, performing alongside Agnieszka Woźniak-Starak. The inaugural episode was dominated by the performance of ten-year-old Nina Żubrowska Mestre from Kraków. Her vocal interpretation sparked audience enthusiasm and led Julia Wieniawa to decide to use the golden buzzer. Thus, the young artist became the first semi-finalist of the current edition. Egurrola's return to TVN sparked lively discussions among viewers, which he himself commented as a return to a circle of close and professional colleagues. The show "Mam Talent!" debuted on Polish television in 2008 and has since become one of the most popular talent shows, promoting diverse forms of artistic expression, from singing to acrobatics.Simultaneously, Natalia Szroeder appeared in the media, discussing her career path and media presence on the program "halo tu polsat." The vocalist mentioned her intense concert schedule and participation in a show from a competing station returning after nine years. This refers to Must Be The Music, whose new season is set to launch on March 6. The competition between leading broadcasters for viewers' attention in entertainment programs is intensifying with the arrival of the spring schedule. „Jest to dla mnie ogromna radość, tylu znajomych, tyle ludzi, z którymi przez tyle lat pracowałem, to jak mnie wszyscy przyjęli, jestem ogromnie szczęśliwy” (It is a great joy for me, so many acquaintances, so many people I have worked with for so many years, how everyone welcomed me, I am extremely happy) — Agustin Egurrola