Jacek Łągwa
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Jacek Łągwa (b. October 1969 w in Łódź, Poland) - Polish musician, composer, actor and vocalist of the famous Polish band Ich Troje.
His parents are actors: Janina Borońska-Łągwa and Andrzej Łągwa. As an actor played a role of Zbigniew in 1978 movie Pogrzeb świerszcza. As a composer created and performed soundtracks to such movies as Godzina (1991), Gwiazdor (2002) and Lawstorant (2005).
Finished a singing form of the secondary musical school in Łódź.
He used to play in Polish bands Tamerlane and Varius Manx.
In 2007 divorced his wife Dorota who deceived him with their colleague. Jacek and Dorota have two daughters Maria Izabella (b. 27 June 2001) and Aleksandra Zuzanna (b. 24 May 2004).
