Armenia | Maléna - "Qami qami"

BRAND NEW

We finish our review of the 2021 Junior Eurovision participants with Armenia. They will be represented by Maléna (also known as Malena Fox, born Arpine Martoyan in 2007 in Yerevan) with the song "Qami qami". The track captures the essence of late teenhood: it's a contemporary mix of dance and electronic sounds that would very well fit the adult contest.

Georgia | Niko Kajaia - "Let's count the smiles"

BRAND NEW

The biggest winning country of Junior Eurovision, Georgia, will be represented in this year's contest by Nikoloz (Niko) Kajaia. The Tbilisi-born singer won the popular show Ranina, and will sing "Let's count the smiles" in Paris. The song mixes Georgian, French and English lyrics in the funkiest track of the edition, which includes a shower of charisma by Niko.

North Macedonia | Dajte Muzika - "Green forces"

RECENT

North Macedonia is now a classic country of Junior Eurovision, having taken part in most contests held so far. This year, they will be represented by a group: Kristina Mukaetova, Anastasija Džabirski, Miha Gigov and Filip Popovski, all members of the popular teen show Dajte Muzika. Their entry for the contest is "Green forces", in which they mix ethnic sounds and an irresistible chorus to talk about environmental issues.

Ireland | Maiú Levi Lawlor - "Saor (Disappear)"

BRAND NEW

Maiú Levi Lawlor comes from Greystones, Ireland. This year, he won the local National Final to represent his country at the 2021 Junior Eurovision. His song will be "Saor (Disappear)", a high-energy track that mixes pop and rock in a totally appealing manner!

Russia | Tanya Mezhentseva - "Mon ami"

BRAND NEW

Russia will also travel to Paris for the 2021 Junior Eurovision. They will be represented by Tanya Mezhentseva, an 11-year-old girl from Moscow. She already has experience in the contest, as she also sang for Russia in 2019. This year, she returns to the competition with "Mon ami", an upbeat pop with a delicious Eastern flare that will have you hooked!

Azerbaijan | Sona Azizova - "One of those days"

BRAND NEW

We continue our review of some of the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest participants with Azerbaijan! Their chosen singer is Sona Azizova, a Baku-born singer who was the runner-up of the first edition of The Voice Kids in her country. She'll be singing "One of those days", a strong ballad in which she can unveil her powerful voice.

Spain | Levi Díaz - "Reír"

RECENT

The Junior Eurovision Song Contest has completed its line-up! We've already shared the entries of Italy, Poland and France, and today we will highlight seven other songs from all corners of the continent. We start in Spain with Levi Díaz (born in Cornellà de Llobregat in 2008), who will fly to Paris with the song "Reír". It is an upbeat track that captures the Latin festive mood with the inclusion of other ethnic instruments, creating a celebration of sounds!

Poland | Roksana Węgiel - "Nowa ja"

BRAND NEW

Roksana Węgiel loves a challenge. And for her latest single, that's what she got. In "Nowa ja", she explores alternative and synth sounds in a way she's never done before.

As she commented, the song is about "striving for a better world in which bad things will pass and it will be all right again. In this transformation, it is worth starting with yourself. So I decided to step out of my comfort zone. Dancing such a heavy choreography, showing all emotions with dance, was a real challenge for me. I hope it inspires you to reach for what seems unreal".

Ukraine | Anastasia Prikhodko - "Podruga"

BRAND NEW

Look who we are finally remeeting! It's Ukrainian singer Anastasia Prikhodko, who has just released a new single. "Podruga" has that unique vibe only she can offer, and that we absolutely love.

Malta | Emma Muscat - "Più di te"

BRAND NEW

Maltese-Italian star Emma Muscat has just released a new single. It's entitled "Più di te". The song is a groovy pop with a well-marked, inviting melody, and a very cool chorus.