In the modern day contest, Poland is certainly a powerhouse. From two consecutive last places in 2003 and 2004, to two consecutive wins in 2018 and 2019, the nation proved that it’s possible to turn things around. Hoping to score their third win is Sara James with her song, ‘Somebody’, but is it likely to…
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After winning Eurovision this year, Italy is searching for their next trophy! Elisabetta Lizza represents Italy this year with the rock track, ‘Specchio (Mirror on the Wall)’ but will she deliver the nation their second Eurovision win this year?
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Ukraine has mixed results at Junior Eurovision over their lengthy history, with one win under their belt. Hoping to deliver a strong result is Olena Usenko with her tune, ‘Vazhil’.Â
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Russia has a lengthy history at Junior Eurovision, with two wins under their belt. Beyond that, Russia has only fallen out of the Top 10 on one occasion! Hoping to continue that trend is Tanya Mezhentseva, a returning participant, this time with the song ‘Mon Ami’.Â
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This year’s Spanish representative Levi DÃaz has big shoes to fill, with no Spanish entrant achieving a place outside of the Top 5. While this year’s entry marks just the 7th participation of Spain at Junior Eurovision, the nation has an incredible track record. Will Levi continue the trend with his song, ReÃr?
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This year marks the sixth participation of Portugal at Junior Eurovision. Their best result at the contest is 14th place, however hoping to improve on that is this year’s representative, Simão Oliveira. He will perform the fado-style song, ‘O Rapaz’.Â
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North Macedonia has a lengthy history at Junior Eurovision, however they are yet to win the contest. Their best result thus far is 5th place, and hoping to finally take the trophy home this year is the group Dajte Muzika. They will perform ‘Green Forces’ in Paris.Â
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This year marks the 6th participation of Ireland at Junior Eurovision. The nation hasn’t had the best results during their short history, however hoping to change that is Maiú Levi Lawlor with his song, ‘Saor (Disappear)’.
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After an absence from the contest in 2020, Armenia returns – and so does Maléna. The talented young artist was set to represent Armenia last year, however the nation ultimately withdrew. This year she will perform ‘Qami Qami’, and it’s since become one of the hot favourites this year. Is that status justified?Â
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While Serbia won Eurovision on their independent debut, the nation hasn’t had such luck at Junior Eurovision. Their best result is currently 3rd place, but hoping to improve on that is the duo of Jovana and Dunja. The pair will sing ‘Children’s Eyes’ at this year’s contest, but how will it fare?
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