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A nostalgic big beat act.
Czerwone Gitary is a prominent Polish pop-rock and big beat band formed in Gdańsk in 1965, often celebrated as the Polish equivalent of the Beatles. Their timeless hits like Kwiaty we włosach and Ciągle pada combine catchy melodies, rich vocal harmonies, and vintage instrumentation. As one of the most successful acts in Polish music history, they remain a foundational pillar of the country's classic rock heritage.
Czerwone Gitary plays classic Polish pop-rock and big beat music, celebrated for their melodic 1960s style and rich vocal harmonies.
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Czerwone Gitary was formed in Gdańsk, Poland, in 1965.