Armenia are absolutely one of the strongest nations at Junior Eurovision, having never finished outside of the Top 10 since their debut in 2007. Furthermore, they have won the contest, finished in second place a total of four times, and third twice – it’s not a bad record! This year, Karina Ignatyan will be representing…
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Spain is returning to the contest after a 13-year absence, and it’s an exciting re-addition to the Junior Eurovision line-up. Spain participated at the contest between 2003 and 2006, and during that time, the nation placed 2nd twice, 4th once and even won the contest. That means at no point have they fallen out of…
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Belarus is one of the most consistent Junior Eurovision participants, having featured in every edition of the contest since its inception in 2003. They have also had a lot of success at the contest, winning twice, and finishing in the Top 10 more often than not. This year it will be up to Liza Misnikova…
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Italy haven’t had the longest Junior Eurovision history, but the nation began their Junior Eurovision journey with a bang. Their first every Junior Eurovision entry won the contest, but since then, the nation has stalled and often find themselves in the middle of the results table. This year the nation will be represented by Marta…
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Ukraine first made their debut at Junior Eurovision back in 2006, and since then, they have not missed an edition of the contest. Their best result was back in 2012, where the nation won with Anastasiya Petryk and her song Nebo. The following year was also a success, finishing in 2nd place with Sofia Terasova.…
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Ahead of this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest, the Belarusian broadcaster has released the official video for their entry, Pepelny. The song will be performed by Liza Misnikova. The song, which was selected through a national selection earlier in the Junior Eurovision season has since had a revamp to include English lyrics. Listen to the…
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This year marks Albania’s sixth participation at Junior Eurovision, and over their brief history at the contest, the nation has only once managed to place inside the Top 10. Their best result came in 2015 with Mishela Rapo and her song Dambaje which finished in 5th place overall, but since then Albania has struggled to…
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Kazakhstan are still very much in the infancy stage of their Junior Eurovision participation, having made their contest debut in 2018. They had a strong debut entry, and although many expected it to be more of a threat to the trophy, Kazakhstan still managed to achieve a very respectable 6th place. This year Yerzhan Maxim…
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North Macedonia have had a lengthy history at Junior Eurovision, but it hasn’t been the most successful. Their best result to date was 5th place, which was achieved in 2007 and 2008, but since then, the nation has found themselves somewhere in the middle of the results table. Interestingly, North Macedonia has finished in 12th…
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Earlier in the Junior Eurovision season, It was decided that Karina Ignatyan would represent Armenia at the upcoming edition of the contest set to be held in Gliwice-Silesia, Poland. The song now has an official music video which has been released on the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel. The music video was produced by MAG…
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