The cabaret style relied heavily on improvisation. Its first significant award was the satirical Szpilki magazine's Złota Szpilka (the Golden Pin) award at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole in 1973; this award also did much to popularize the cabaret. From 1977 the group worked with Polish national television (Telewizja Polska).
The cabaret genre was characterized by a strong emphasis on creativity and spontaneity. Its breakthrough came when it received the prestigious Złota Szpilka award at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole in 1973, which helped to boost its popularity. From 1977 onwards, the group worked with Poland's national television network.