Wiktor Sas

Biography

Wiktor Sas is a young Polish performer born in the town of Przechlewo, in northern Poland. At the age of 13, Sas was officially selected by his country's public broadcaster, Telewizja Polska (TVP), to represent the Polish delegation at the 24th Junior Eurovision Song Contest, held in Malta. Described by those around him as an energetic, brave, and empathetic young man with remarkable sensitivity, Wiktor began speaking and singing at the early age of eighteen months, giving his first musical performances while still in preschool. Since then, he has spent the last six years rigorously honing his vocal and performance skills.

A major turning point in his budding career came in May 2026, when he participated in the ninth season of The Voice Kids Poland. After successfully passing the blind auditions, he joined the team led by renowned producer and DJ Mikołaj Maciej Trybulec—known artistically as Tribbs. Throughout the various elimination rounds of the TVP 2 production, Wiktor stood out thanks to his stage presence and vocal power. In the super-final held on May 9, 2026—after performing his debut commercial single, "Bilet"—Sas won the majority of viewer support via text-message voting. In addition to the right to represent Poland at Junior Eurovision, he secured a top-tier recording contract and a cash prize of 50,000 zlotys to fund his future training and development.

The song he will perform on the international stage is titled "Gravity"; it was unveiled to the public on September 18, 2026, on the television program Pytanie na Śniadanie. The song was created during a summer songwriting camp organized by Polish television. The creative team behind the track boasts extensive experience in the Eurovision world: the music composition and production were a collaboration between mentor Tribbs—who has worked on several previous entries for the main contest—producer Koder, and the renowned singer-songwriter Lanberry. Lanberry co-wrote the iconic songs that secured Poland’s two historic, consecutive Junior Eurovision victories with Roksana Węgiel (2018) and Viki Gabor (2019).

Beyond his music industry commitments, Wiktor leads a highly active and balanced life in his local community. He is known as a dedicated student who regularly participates in volunteer work and school-based projects. His personal interests include literature, poetry, and fishing—hobbies he balances with active sports, playing on a youth soccer team. With the release of "Gravity," Wiktor Sas takes the baton from Marianna Kłos in the children's contest, backed by a top-tier production team and a firm determination to return Poland to the top ranks of the European leaderboard.