Over the course of November and on the lead up to the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, we will be celebrating the countries that have participated at the Contest. Today, we celebrate Russia. Russia debuted at the Contest in 2005, in Hasselt, Belgium. Vladislav Krutskikh finished in ninth […]
Over the course of this week, junioreurovision.tv are releasing some behind the scenes footage of recordings of all the participants performances. Everyday, we will bring them to you all in one place. Today it’s the turn of Malta, Kazakhstan and the delayed video of Russia. Malta Kazakhstan Russia […]
#JESC2020: Staggy Reviews… Part 2 Our mascot Staggy wanted in on the action for Junior Eurovision. So we let him review the songs as only he can. As he’s only little, he split them into three groups. His favourite goes through to a final. Kazakhstan – A great […]
#JESC2020: Eurovision Ireland reviews… Part II As you’ll know, November means Junior Eurovision. We at Eurovision Ireland review the remaining six songs that will be taking part in the broadcast on Sunday 29 November. Do we think there is a winner in this first half dozen? You can […]
New Wave Junior 2020 took place last week in Artek, Crimea. Sofia Feskova, this year’s Russian entry at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, finished in 2nd place. A jury was responsible for choosing the winner – including former Eurovision Song Contest participants Alsou and Philip Kirkorov. Gaia Cauchi, […]
After a 50% jury vote and a 50% public online vote, Sofia Feskova has been chosen to represent Russia at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Sofia Feskova will represent Russia with her entry “Moy novyy den (My New Day)”. You can listen to it below: Author: Richard […]
The eleven finalists for this year’s national selection, which takes place on September 25th, have been announced. They are: Sofia Feskova Sergey Filin & Veronica Litovchenko Artem Fokin Rutger Garecht Genych Sofia Kirsenko LittleZ Artem Morozov Sofia Shkepu Arseny Slesarev Sophia Tumanova Thee winner will be chosen by […]
Russia will select their entry for this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest on Friday 25th September. Auditions were held last weekend to determine the finalists. The representative will be chosen by 50% jury and 50% public online voting. The online voting will be available for the public between […]
In the last few moments, the Participants List for this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest has been announced. The 13 participating countries are: Armenia (ARMTV) Belarus (BTRC) France (FTV) Georgia (GPB) Germany (ARD/ZDF/KiKA) – Debut Country Kazakhstan (Khabar Agency) Malta (PBS) Poland (TVP) – Host Country Russia (RTR) […]
Russia is the eighth country to confirm their participation at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest – the one main EBU Contest that has yet to be cancelled or postponed due to Coronavirus this year. Russian broadcaster VGTRK will once again be working in conjunction with the Igor […]
JESC2019: Interview with Tatyana and Denberel from Russia Eurovision Ireland speaks to Tatyana Mezhentseva and Denberel Oorzhak from Russia. They talk about what the song means to them, and a certain sweet product. Tatyana and Denberel perform 3rd, singing A time for us, at the 2019 Junior Eurovision […]
JESC BIRTHDAY: Anna Filipchuk from Russia is 15 today Anna took part in JESC 2018 in Minsk, with the song Unbreakable. Happy birthday Anna! Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
It was revealed earlier today that the Russian National Final has been moved to September, from the original date of Saturday 1st June. The Final will still take place at the Artek International Children’s Center in Crimea, with the auditions taking place in Moscow. Author: Richard Taylor Source: […]
Today see’s the deadline for registration participation at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Minsk. We are still awaiting some confirmations, so what is the state of play? Wales will be debuting, France will be returning and Cyprus will sadly be withdrawing from the Contest. The countries […]
Earlier today on the Crimean coast, twelve entries took to the Artek stage for the Russian National Final of their Junior Eurovision Song Contest selection. Anna Filipchuk was picked through a 50/50 jury/public vote. Anna will be going to Minsk with the song ‘Nepobedimy’, meaning ‘Invincible’ in English. […]
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