Margaret filmed near Paphos. Cyprus featured in the "What You Do" music video.

Margaret also has her Cypriot touch. In 2017, the singer recorded a music video for the song on the island. "What You Do", and the photos were taken near Paphos.

This is a prime example of a story where Cyprus isn't just a backdrop for Instagram vacations. Here, the island became part of the official music video for one of Poland's most famous pop stars.

Margaret recorded in Cyprus

Music video for the song "What You Do" was released in May 2017.

Already at the premiere it was reported that the clip had been shot in Cyprus, near PaphosThe music video itself, however, wasn't just a typical vacation postcard. Margaret took on a character reminiscent of a computer adventure game heroine, and the overall look was given a more stylized, summery, and dynamic feel.

Thanks to this, the Cypriot landscape became not only a background, but part of the entire visual concept of the piece.

Paphos instead of a studio

This is what makes this story stand out.

Many Polish music videos are shot in studios or in easily recognizable urban spaces. In Margaret's case, the choice was Cyprus and the Paphos area, a place that immediately provided light, space and a holiday atmosphere.

This is why "What You Do" still fits well into the set of Polish music videos in which the island can be found.

Who is Margaret?

Margaret, or Margaret Jamroży, has been one of the most recognizable Polish pop singers for years.

The general public knows her from hits such as "Thank You Very Much", "Cool Me Down", "Heartbeat" or just "What You Do".

Over the years, she has built a strong reputation not only in the Polish market but also abroad. Her career has encompassed concerts, major music campaigns, television appearances, and studio albums. Margaret has also repeatedly demonstrated her dedication to the visual aspect of her projects.

The Cypriot music video confirms this very well.

Cyprus in Polish pop

Margaret's story fits well with the side series we're developing about Polish music videos shot on the island.

In Cyprus, they have also shot their music videos, among others: Szymon Wydra and Carpe Diem, 4Dreamers with Kuba Szmajkowski, Monika Jarosińska Whether Just Damian.

Each of these materials shows the island a little differently.

In Margaret's case, a light, summery, pop vibe dominates. This isn't a story about the Polish diaspora, a charity performance, or a simple visit by a star to Cyprus. The most important thing here is the music video itself.

After all these years, there is still a clear trace of it left.

This is why the material about Margaret is so valuable to this series.

Years later, we no longer have to rely solely on mentions, reports, or individual photos. A complete, official video remains, still available to watch, and it reflects the Cypriot context.

This is an interesting clue for readers, as it shows that the island has also long appeared in Polish popular music.

And for the series itself, it's a strong name that breaks well with texts about artists coming to Cyprus on the occasion of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity or Polish community events.

The material was developed based on Margaret's official music video for the song "What You Do", archival media materials relating to the video's premiere, and previous editorial arrangements for Polish music videos shot in Cyprus.