Winners' gallery

This is a gallery of past Junior Eurovision winners. Click on any image to see the respective contest in which they won. Past contests can also be accessed by accessing the "Previous years" section of the 3 bar menu located on the top left of the homepage.

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Welcome! You've just landed on a lovingly crafted fan site dedicated to the weird, wild, and wonderful world of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest — and yes, it’s made by someone who’s never actually watched a full show live. But don’t let that fool you — this archive dives deep into each edition of the contest, offering an informative and sometimes irreverent look back at every year from its inception in 2003 all the way to the present. Inspired by the tongue-in-cheek yet detailed style of Des & Mick ’s classic Eurovision coverage, this site breaks down each contest in two main parts: The Music & Competition A critical (but never cruel) review of the songs, performances, and results — the good, the bad, and the (mostly) baffling. The Presentation & Format An exploration of the contest's look and feel each year, including the hosts, stage design, on-screen graphics, postcards, voting systems, interval acts, and more. If it appeared on screen, we probably h...
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Hosted in: Madrid, Spain Won by: Georgia – To my mom by Andria Putkaradze While most of us expect for France to repeat what Poland did in 2019 and 2020 , the country, shockingly, decided against hosting. Actually it wasn’t shocking. This past decade, La France have dominated this field, except for one edition that is 2021 , but even then France was leading at some point. However, their broadcaster has argued it was a little too much, calling it “a French monopoly on Junior Eurovision” (which is what I named the 2020-23 saga after). And so, it is reasonable for runners-up Spain to host the 2024 contest, exactly 20 years, if you can believe it, since Maria Isabel won the contest with her song “Antes muerta que sencilla”. Don’t worry, Maria is alright. Also, in an equally shocking move, the United Kingdom have decided against participating this year. This is quite surprising given that they have respectable results in the last two years. Though one plausible reason on why the Beeb withd...
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Hosted in: Nice, France Won by: France – Coeur by Zoe Clauzure UK entry: Back to Life by Stand Uniqu3 This is the fourth and final part of the “French monopoly” saga: With the return of Germany, this is the first, and so far only, time in the contest’s history that all members of the “Big Five” – the biggest financial contributors to the EBU – competed together. This is surprising given that they had regular appearances in the adult contest, receiving a bye to the grand final every year. Speaking of one of the members of the big five, after a successful plot revenge in 2022 , The contest returned to France for the second time in three years, this time in a city with a very nice name - Nice. Organizers responsible for selecting the French entry on home soil this year have decided to slow things down. Slightly. VEEEEEEEERY slightly. Their representative, Zoe Clauzure, who had started her career by singing covers of popular songs on YouTube, sang “Coeur”, an emotionally resonant tune wi...
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