Junior Eurovision Song Contest

    

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Junior Eurovision Song Contest
YouTuber Information
Profile	Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Style	Music
Date joined	April 10, 2007
Twitter / X	@EurovisionJr
Facebook	Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Instagram and Threads	@junioreurovisionofficial
Other media	Website
Videos	1.8K+
Schedule	Unscheduled
Status	Active
Associates	European Broadcasting Union
Username	Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Personal information
Full name	Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Nationality	Swiss
Location	Geneva, Switzerland
Channel trailer
France 🇫🇷 - Valentina from France performs J’imagine at Junior Eurovision 2020
Most viewed video
Roksana Węgiel - Anyone I Want To Be - Poland 🇵🇱 - Official Music Video - Junior Eurovision 2018
First video
2007 Junior Eurovision Song Contest Opening Party

Junior Eurovision Song Contest (often shortened to JESC, Junior Eurovision or Junior EuroSong) is the official YouTube channel of the contest of the same name. Official Junior Eurovision content is posted on this channel, such as New Songs and Updates. The contest is held annually in November.

History

The first Junior Eurovision was held in 2003 to give kids a chance at singing, since you have to be at least 16 to compete in regular Eurovision.

Winners

• 2003: Croatia
• 2004: Spain
• 2005: Belarus
• 2006: Russia
• 2007: Belarus
• 2008: Georgia
• 2009: Netherlands
• 2010: Armenia
• 2011: Georgia
• 2012: Ukraine
• 2013: Malta
• 2014: Italy
• 2015: Malta
• 2016: Georgia
• 2017: Russia
• 2018: Poland
• 2019: Poland
• 2020: France
• 2021: Armenia
• 2022: France
• 2023: France
• 2024: Georgia

Trivia

• Georgia has won the most Junior Eurovision contests, winning four times since it's debut in 2007.
• Wales and Kazakhstan are the only two countries that participate in Junior Eurovision without participating in the regular Eurovision.
• Junior Eurovision only lasts a day compared to regular Eurovision which lasts for three because of the sheer amount of countries, to take that in to fact Junior Eurovision 2019 will have 19 countries competing while regular Eurovision 2019 had 41. 
• Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Malta and Poland are the only 5 countries to have one a Junior Eurovision Title but not a regular one.
• The age limit for Junior Eurovision is 9 to 14.