On the lead up to the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which is been held in Paris, we are looking back at all the countries to have participated in the Contest and their histories – past and present. Today we start with Serbia’s story. Serbia debuted at the […]
Welcome to the second of our Destination Paris reviews, where the Eurovision Ireland team look at the entries of the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Today, the team cast their eyes over Serbia, Albania, Russia and France. Serbia – Jovana & Dunja “Oči deteta” Albania – Anna Gjebrea […]
He’s back! After a year of online schooling, social distancing and being a child during a global pandemic, Eurovision Ireland’s youngest contributor returns to give us his thoughts on the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021 – it’s our Junior Juror, Jack! James’ nephew is now 9, his favourite […]
We previously REVEALED that RTS, the Serbian national broadcaster, had internally selected Jovana & Dunja with their entry “Oči deteta”. “Oči deteta” has now been released and you can watch it below: Let us know what you think about Serbia and the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – […]
RTS, the Serbian national broadcaster, have internally selected Jovana & Dunja for the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The duo will be performing “Oči deteta”, which translates as “Children’s Eyes” in English and “Súile an linbh” in Irish. “Oči deteta” will be released before the end of October. […]
RTS, the Serbian national broadcaster, have opened song submissions for the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Interested applicants have until Monday 20th September to submit their entry. RTS have stated that they will select their own song, if those submitted do not meet the quality they expect for […]
Nevena Božović from Serbia, has turned 27 years old today. Nevana represented Serbia at the 2007 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – finishing in 3rd place, with “Piši mi”. Happy Birthday, Nevana! Let us know what you think about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments […]
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 Serbia. Serbia debuted at the Contest in 2006, in Bucharest, Romania. Neustrašivi učitelji stranih jezika finished […]
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 Serbia and Poland. Serbia Poland Join us tomorrow as we look […]
#JESC2020: Staggy Reviews… Part 1 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. Belarus – A very […]
#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 […]
The entry that Petar Aničić will be performing for Serbia, “Heartbeat”, has been released today. You can watch “Heartbeat” below: Author: Richard Taylor Source: Eurovoix
RTS, the Serbian national broadcaster, has internally chosen Petar Aničić as their entrant for the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Petar Aničić will perform “Heartbeat” at this year’s Contest. The song will be released on a yet to be announced date. Author: Richard Taylor Source: Eurovoix
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) […]
The selection processes for both Belarus and Serbia have been announced ahead of this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest. In Belarus, entries can now be submitted to BTRC, the Belarusian national broadcaster, until Saturday 15th August. By Monday 24th August, fifteen finalists will have been selected by a […]
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