In the lead up to this year’s Junior Eurovision, we are looking back on the previous editions of the contest to rediscover the songs we love! Our Top 5 will likely be different to yours, but that’s part of the joy! We encourage you to join the discussion by sharing your Top 5 too! Today…
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A few weeks back, images were released of the 2018 Junior Eurovision stage design, and while nations are in the process of selecting their artists and songs, more organisational news has been released. An important piece of the Junior Eurovision puzzle is the host, or hosts of the show and it seems that the Belarusian…
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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.…
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With Junior Eurovision 2016 approaching, we’ve decided to take a look back into the history of the contest to decide on some of our very favourites. Our last Top 5 (which you can find here) looked at our favourites between 2003 and 2009, and now it’s time to look at our favourites between 2010 and…
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Belarus was one of the first countries to choose their song for this year’s Junior Eurovision, with the vote comfortably going in Ruslan Aslanov’s favour, winning both the jury and televote with his spectacular performance of Volshebstvo. I’m going to come right out and say it…. This is my winner. Until this day, there hasn’t…
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Only days ago, the Belarussian national final took place to decide which of 10 acts would represent Belarus this year. The final took place in Minsk, at the studios of the broadcaster BTRC, and similar to their ‘senior’ contest, a jury and televoting decided the winner. Ruslan Aslanov won both the jury vote, and the…
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