part caused by the emigration of disco polo musicians to the United States, where some artists continued their work. After 2002 From 2002–2007, several bands released new disco polo albums (e.g., Toples or Weekend), but the genre remained more of a niche. On August 12, 2004, an article by Wojciech Orliński was published in Gazeta Wyborcza entitled Śmierć disco polo ("The death of disco polo") describing the decline of this musical genre at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. On August 6, 2006, TVN aired a program called Kulisy sławy ("Behind the scenes of Fame") of the Uwaga! series, dedicated to the revival of the disco polo genre. This program was recognized as the best report of 2006 in an internet poll and was repeated on December 31. In 2007, after a five-year hiatus, the genre once again established itself on television through the station iTV, finding itself on the daily broadcast called Discostacja every day. Promotion also took place on the internet through two internet radio stations. Started in 2007, disco polo bands began gigging again. July 5, 2008 saw disco polo shows Nie tylko Barachołka ("More than just Barachołka"), formerly known as "Barachołka", returning to Polskie Radio Lublin. It is broadcast between 9 PM and 2 AM from Friday to Saturday. In the first half of 2009, disco polo music was promoted by the Edusat channel for three months. Since March 2009, the iTV television broadcast resumed the program Disco Polo Live from several years ago, although the broadcast was suspended in March 2011. From May 7, 2011, Disco Polo Live program is now broadcast on Polo TV. On October 4, 2009, a new program produced by Maciej Jamróz by the name of Disco Bandżo was featured on Tele 5, which lasts approximately 50 minutes. Currently, the program is broadcast every morning on Polonia 1. From December 5, 2010, on the channel VIVA Polska a dance music program called Disco ponad wszystko ("Disco above all") aired every Sunday. This program doubled the viewership of the channel and after each subsequent episode the viewership steadily increased, but was removed after a period of eighteen months from the channel. CSB TV also broadcast disco polo, but the channel was discontinued in May 2012. On May 7, 2011, a television channel dedicated primarily to disco polo music – Polo TV was launched. Since December 19, 2011, the channel was