Anna Serafińska, born on November 9, 1974, in Sosnowiec, Poland, is a jazz singer. She attended the Music Gymnasium in Katowice, where she studied violin, and later enrolled in the Jazz and Pop Music department at the Music Academy of Katowice. In October 1997, she began assisting as a vocal coach at the academy. Her debut album Nieobecni was released in 1997, featuring lyrics by Jonasz Kofta. She sang in the choir for Kasia Kowalska's performance at the Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo in 1996. She has released several albums, including Melodies (1999), Ciepło, zimno (2004) with Robert Majewski and Artur Dutkiewicz, Gadu Gadu (2006) with Krzysztof Herdzin, and Groove Machine (2013). She won the international competition for jazz vocalists at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2004. She also works as a singing coach and voice director in film dubbing.
