In the first of two special #AtoZ series ahead of the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, we are celebrating the languages sung at the Contest.

Portuguese

The Portuguese language first appeared at the 2006 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Bucharest, Romania. Pedro Madeira represented Portugal with “Deixa-me sentir” – finishing in 14th place and 22 points.

Romanian

The Romanian language first appeared at the 2003 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Bubu represented Romania with “Tobele sunt viaţa mea” – finishing in 10th place and 35 points.

Russian

The Russian language first appeared at the 2005 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Hasselt, Belgium. Vladislav Krutskikh represented Russia with “Doroga k solnstu” – finishing in 9th place and 66 points.

Serbian

The Serbian language first appeared at the 2006 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Bucharest, Romania. Neustrašivi učitelji stranih jezika represented Serbia with “Učimo strane jezike” – finishing in 5th place and 81 points.

Slovene

The Slovene language first appeared at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Marsa, Malta. Ula Ložar represented Slovenia with “Nisi sam” – finishing in 12th place and 29 points.

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovision Ireland