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Junior Best of the Bunch: Belarus

Belarus are one of few nations who have participated at Junior Eurovision each year since the contest began in 2003. Throughout their long history at the contest, the nation has won twice and hosted the contest once, although it is already announced that the capital Minsk will be hosting the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest.…

Junior Best of the Bunch: The Netherlands

The Netherlands are a rare breed at Junior Eurovision, being one of only two nations who have participated in the contest each and every year since the contest began in 2003. Just like in Eurovision, The Netherlands have achieved a mixture of results, including one winning entry in 2009, so today we’re going to go…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Georgia

Georgia first made their Junior Eurovision debut back in 2007, the same year that they first took to the Eurovision stage. Since their debut, they have yet to miss a contest, and have proven to be a force within the contest with no less than 3 Junior Eurovision wins, and barely a time out of…

Junior Best of the Bunch: FYR Macedonia

FYR Macedonia have been one of the most dedicated Junior Eurovision nations, as they have participated in all but two editions. The nation first made their debut in the debut year of Junior Eurovision, back in 2003, and participated each and every year until 2012, where they took a year break. They returned in 2013,…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Portugal

By: eurovisionunion October 17, 2017March 5, 2019

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In the lead up to Junior Eurovision 2017, we’ve been going back in time to recap on all the entries of the 2017 participating nations in order to find the Junior Best of the Bunch! Today we’re putting the spotlight on Portugal, who haven’t had an extensive history at Junior Eurovision, but since they’re returning…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Cyprus

Cyprus have been participating at Junior Eurovision for many years now, with their first entry in the debut year of the contest itself, back in 2003. Since then, they’ve had a song withdrawn, and they’ve had a few years of break, but in amongst their history at the contest they’ve been fairly consistent with their…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Malta

Malta have had quite a long history at Junior Eurovision, and they first made their debut when the contest made their debut, back in 2003. They participated year after year with varying levels of success, however for the most part, found themselves towards the back end of the results table. In 2011, the nation took…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Ireland

By: eurovisionunion October 3, 2017March 5, 2019

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Ireland is currently the most successful Eurovision nation, winning no less than 7 times throughout the nation’s history at the contest. With that success behind them, it was time to try their luck at Junior Eurovision to see whether their pocket sized stars could bring the nation even more Eurovision success. It’s another short and…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Australia

By: eurovisionunion October 3, 2017March 5, 2019

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Over the last few weeks, we’ve been getting in the Junior Eurovision mood by going back in time and recapping the entries from the nations participating in 2017. Some of these nations have been participating since the debut year of the contest, while some nations have only just joined the Junior Eurovision party. Today’s subject…

Junior Best of the Bunch: Armenia

Armenia first made their Junior Eurovision debut in 2007, just one year after they made their debut at Eurovision. This means they’ve participated 10 times at the Junior edition, and through those 10 years, Armenia have been quite successful, with a handful of 2nd and 3rd places, a Junior Eurovision win, plus no entry outside…