Poland were one of the original nations at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, and participated twice with fairly dismal results. After a lengthy break away from the contest, the nation returned in the hopes of finally cracking the Junior Eurovision code. After their 11th place entry of 2016, Poland was ready to take it to…
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Georgia are one of the most successful Junior Eurovision nations with no less than three wins under their belt, not to mention a handful of Top 5 results. Coming off a win in 2016 which gave Georgia the opportunity to host a Eurovision event for the first time ever, there’s the added home town pressure…
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The Netherlands are a mixed bag when it comes to Junior Eurovision and although they’ve had their highs and lows, they often end up smack bang in the middle of the results table. With their one and only win no less than eight years ago, the nation is due for a bit of success in…
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Albania have had a short history at Junior Eurovision, and for two out of the three participations, they haven’t exactly been the most successful. With a majority of the results falling out of the Top 10, could 2017 be a lucky year for Albania? Through a national final, the young representative Ana Kodra was chosen…
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Coming off an undeserved last place finish with the song U La La La in 2016, the pressure is on for Serbia to turn things around. Their last Top 3 finish was back in 2010, so the nation is well overdue for a good result. This year the nation selected the bubbly duo of Irina…
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I have to say, I really didn’t think I’d see Valentina Monetta at Eurovision again, yet here she is, for the fourth time. In 2014, which was her third attempt at that time, she (and San Marino) qualified for the first time in Eurovision history, and we all thought that she would leave on a…
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Serbia as an independent nation set the bar high after winning on debut in 2007, and since then, has had fairly consistent results. Over the last few years, they’ve held either small scale national finals or internal selections, and it’s for the most part at least getting them into the final. This year they went…
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Portugal remains as the nation with the longest participation without a win. In fact, their best result has been 6th place, and that was back in 1996. Their last four entries have failed to make the final, so it’s about time that Portugal pulls one out of the bag. Despite their results, Portugal has always…
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Slovenia made their Eurovision debut back in 1993, and have yet to win the contest. Their best result thus far has been 7th place, and even that result was back in 2001, and previous to that, in 1995. It’s about time that Slovenia hit the top 5, but will this year’s representative Omar Naber finally…
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The United Kingdom seems to be cursed when it comes to Eurovision. Within recent years, aside from Jade Ewen in 2009, the UK really haven’t impressed at Eurovision – which is sometimes justified, and sometimes not. I felt like the UK were turning a page when it came to Molly in 2014, and then again…
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