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Voo Voo is a Polish rock band formed in 1985.[1]

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Voo Voo
Background information
Origin	Poland
Genres	Pop, rock
Labels	Zic Zac, Agencja Artystyczna MTJ, Polskie Nagrania Muza, Pomaton, Pomaton EMI, Digiton, Polton, EMI Music Poland, Agora SA, Sony Music Entertainment Poland
Members	Wojciech Waglewski Mateusz Pospieszalski Karim Martusewicz Michał Bryndal
Past members	Andrzej Nowicki Wojciech Morawski Milo Kurtis Marek Czapelski Jan Pospieszalski Andrzej Ryszka Piotr Żyżelewicz
Website	voovoo.pl (in Polish)

Band members

• Wojciech Waglewski – guitar, main vocals, and lyrics. Founder and leader of the band; its name comes from his initials (the English pronunciation of "Voo Voo" sounds like Polish pronunciation of "W.W."). Father of Bartosz Waglewski and Piotr Waglewski, better known as Fisz and Emade. He also plays with the bands "Osjan" and "Gaia".
• Mateusz Pospieszalski – saxophone, flute, bass clarinet, keyboard instruments, accordion, vocals. He also played with the band "Maanam". Currently playing with the bands "Tie Break" and "GRAAL", also Stanisław Sojka.
• Piotr "Stopa" Żyżelewicz (died 12 May 2011)[2] – drums. He cooperated with the bands Armia and Izrael and 2Tm2,3.
• Karim Martusewicz – double bass, bass guitar, has played with Voo Voo since February 1998.
• Mamadou Diouf from Senegal – vocals. He has been cooperating with Voo Voo since 1994.

Discography

Studio albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions	Sales	Certifications
		POL [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
Voo Voo	Released: October 6, 1986[11] Label: Pronit	—
Sno-powiązałka	Released: May 4, 1987[12] Label: Pronit	—
Małe Wu Wu	Released: August 8, 1988[13] Label: Polskie Nagrania Muza	—
Z środy na czwartek	Released: October 16, 1989[14] Label: Polskie Nagrania Muza	—
Zespół gitar elektrycznych	Released: June 6, 1991[15] Label: Digiton	—
Tam tam i tu	Released: 1991 Label: Zic Zac	—
Łobi jabi	Released: October 4, 1993[16] Label: Tonpress	—
Zapłacono	Released: November 14, 1994[17] Label: Polton	—
Rapatapa-to-ja	Released: December 4, 1995[18] Label: Polton	—
Flota zjednoczonych sił	Released: May 5, 1997[19] Label: Polton	—
Oov Oov	Released: September 7, 1998[20] Label: Music Corner Records	—
Kalejdoskop	Released: November 8, 1999[21] Label: Music Corner Records	—
Płyta z muzyką	Released: February 12, 2001[22] Label: Sony Music	1
Płyta	Released: February 18, 2002[23] Label: Sony Music	5
Voo Voo z kobietami	Released: October 13, 2003[24] Label: Sony Music	8
XX Cz.1	Released: March 17, 2005[25] Label: Sony BMG	15
21	Released: March 17, 2006[26] Label: Pomaton EMI	6
Tischner	Released: March 12, 2007 Label: Agora SA	—	POL: 15,000+[27]	POL: Gold[28]
Małe Wu Wu śpiewa wiersze ks. Jana Twardowskiego	Released: December 12, 2007 Label: Agora SA	—
Samo Voo Voo	Released: October 10, 2008[29] Label: EMI Music Poland	12
Voo Voo i Haydamaky	Released: June 4, 2009 Label: Agora SA	—	POL: 15,000+[27]	POL: Gold[30]
Wszyscy muzycy to wojownicy	Released: November 16, 2010[31] Label: EMI Music Poland	20
Nowa płyta	Released: October 18, 2012 Label: Agora SA	—
Dobry wieczór	Released: October 24, 2014[32] Label: Agora SA	13
7	Released March 7, 2017[33] Label: Agora SA	4
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Video albums

Title	Video details
Przystanek Woodstock 2004–2009	Released: 2010 Label: Złoty Melon Formats: DVD
Najmniejszy koncert świata with Haydamaky	Released: October 22, 2010[34] Label: Agora SA Formats: DVD

References

External links

Media related to Voo Voo at Wikimedia Commons

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