Information about death Krystyna Grochowska appeared on the group’s Facebook profile Alibabki.
“We were connected not only by work, but also the bonds of many years of friendship. Krysia, we will miss you, your artistic ideas and visions, your weather and kindness. You were a devoted and cordial friend. It is very difficult to reconcile with your loss, and regret and pain will remain in our hearts forever. You’ve been looking for true love all your life, we know that you find it now.”
Alibabki – all of Poland sang these songs
Founded in 1963, a female vocal ensemble Alibabki He launched hits such as: “Flower of one night”, “Kapitanian tango”, “Let’s play green”, “gray color of your eyes”, “in the rhythms of Jamaica ska”.
As a choir, they accompanied the greatest Polish stars, such as Czesław Niemen (“One Heart”), Maryla Rodowicz (“Still Winter”), Marek Grechuta, Anna Jantar, Breakout (“On the other bank of the rainbow”), Skaldowie (“I get”, “Everything tells me that someone loved me”), Budka Soufler and Czerwone Gitars (“Port of Pirates”, “Rytm”).
The vocal group has performed many times at festivals in Opole (three main prizes) and Sopot (audience prize).
The team was formed by: Anna Dębicka, Krystyna Grochowska, Anna Łytko, Wanda Orlańska (Wł. Wanda Narkiewicz-Jodko),, Sylwia Rajchert (then Krajewska) and Alina Pukwhose place she took Ewa Dębicka (Later: Ewa Belina Brzozowska). The composition has changed numerous, including Due to the maternity leave of the singers, but later he returned to his original.
In 2015, at the instigation of the animator of the Polish reggae and ska scene, Janusz KuszAlibabki returned to the stage during Ostróda Reggae Festival on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the album release “In the rhythms of Jamaica ska”.
A year later, a traditional six -person composition (supported by the team The Bartenders) appeared in the Radio Łódź recording studio to record new versions of these four songs. The group in 2016 also performed at the end of the route Men’s playing in Żywiec.
In February 2020, Wanda Narkiewicz-Jodko died.