The European Broadcasting Union has now revealed the participation list for this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest. They have also announced the changes due to take place to accommodate restrictions due to COVID-19. Unfortunately the list is considerably smaller than previous years, with last year’s contest featuring 19 participants, and the previous year featured a…
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With the deadline to confirm Junior Eurovision participation to the EBU imminent, it has now been announced that Armenia will be participating at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Head of Delegation David Tserunyan has confirmed their participation in the contest, which is set to be held in Warsaw, Poland. At this stage, it is…
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A once strong Eurovision nation, Armenia has struggled in recent years to make it to the final. They have two non-qualifications in a row, which is unprecedented for Armenia, so this year they were hoping that Athena Manoukian would change that with her song, Chains on You. Anita (Eurovision Union) Song and Vocals Out of…
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We may not get to see our 2020 favourites take to the stage, but that doesn’t mean we can’t reminisce on our Eurovision favourites. This series is aimed to discover the team’s favourite entries from the 21st century, from 2001 to 2019. In collaboration with ESCDaily, we will be reviewing some of their 21st Century…
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Another Eurovision national final season has concluded, and we have all 41 competing entries for this year’s contest. That means it’s poll time! Who do you think should win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest? Vote in our poll below! You can vote for one act, or multiple, and once you’ve voted, make sure to share…
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Armenia have decided, with their selection, Depi Evratesil taking place on Super Saturday. A total of 12 artists competed, with the winner to be Armenia’s next Eurovision participant. Here is the line-up: Agop – Butterflies Karina EVN – Why? Hayk Music – What Is To Be In Love ERNA – Life Faces Eva Rida – No Love Athena Manoukian – Chains…
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This post is in collaboration with Joshua Mayne and ESCDaily Armenia are returning to their national final selection process (Depi Evratesil), after internally-selected Srbuk finished 16th in her semi final last year. Since their first participation in 2006, Armenia has only failed to qualify three times, with two of those coming in the last two…
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Earlier in the season, the 12 competing acts in Depi Evratesil were announced. Now, the entries for the selection have been released. Listen to the competing entries by clicking on the entrants below: Athena Manoukian TOKIONINE ERNA Miriam Baghdasaryan Agop Karina EVN Vladimir Arzumanyan Hayk Music Arthur Aleq Gabriel Jeeg EVA Rida Sergey & Nikolay…
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Armenian broadcaster AMPTV have now announced the 12 participants of the upcoming edition of Depi Evratesil. After an internal selection in 2019, the broadcaster has returned to the public selection format. A total of 53 valid applications were received by the broadcaster, and a professional jury reviewed these submissions and selected the 12 best acts.…
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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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