This year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest has concluded, and we know the winner of the 2019 contest! A total of 19 nations participated at this year’s contest, which was held in Gliwice-Silesia, Poland. Here is the full line-up: Australia – Jordan Anthony – We Will Rise France – Carla – Bim Bam Toi Russia –…
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Serbia has been hit or miss at Junior Eurovision, with some success in their early days. Their best result at the contest is 3rd, which they have achieved twice now, but in recent years, Serbia usually ends up somewhere mid-table. This year Darija Vračević was selected to represent Serbia with the song, Podigni glas (Raise…
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Russia have yet to place outside of the Top 10 at Junior Eurovision, with their debut at the contest back in 2005. It’s an impressive record, inclusive of two wins at the contest, the most recent being in 2017. Last year however, Russia achieved their lowest results, finishing 10th with Anna Filipchuk. This year, the…
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Thanks to Roksana Węgiel and her song, Anyone I Want To Be, the contest is now being hosted in Poland for the first time. Aside from planning the contest, the Polish team also held a national selection to decide who will follow in Roksana’s footsteps. The winner of the selection was Viki Gabor with the…
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Much like at Eurovision, Portugal haven’t had the best luck at the contest. Out of four attempts so far, the nation is yet to crack into the Top 10. This year marks the fifth participation at Junior Eurovision, and it will be up to Joana Almeida to represent the nation with her song, Vem Comigo…
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This year marks the fifth participation of Ireland at Eurovision, and since their debut, the nation has yet to find their big success story. Just once has Ireland managed to reach the Top 10, and that was placing 10th, but perhaps this is the year to break Irish records! Anna Kearney will be representing Ireland…
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The Netherlands are one of the most consistent nations at Junior Eurovision, having competed in every contest since it first began in 2003. Despite that, they have only finished in the Top 5 a total of three times. Could we be seeing The Netherlands return to the Top 5 this year, or perhaps even win…
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The Junior Eurovision 2019 Opening Ceremony took place last night in Poland, with the running order decided directly after. The first and final positions of the draw were selected, as well as host nation Poland who drew their position. The full running order was then decided by the TVP core team and approved by Jon…
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Georgia are one of the most successful Junior Eurovision nations, having won the contest no less than three times since their debut in 2007. When Georgia aren’t winning the contest, they are often in the Top 10, if not the Top 5. It’s an impressive record, and this year it’s up to Giorgi Rostiashvili to…
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France have had a very brief history at the contest, having participated only twice prior to this year’s entry. The first participation was way back in 2004, where the nation placed 6th however after their debut, the nation took an extended break. Fast forward to 2018, France decided to return to the contest and it…
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