Poll results: Sophia Patsalides was your favourite JESC act this week (October 3rd)

Nine days ago, on October 3, we asked all our mini (and not so mini) wiwireaders to choose their favourite Junior Eurovision 2014 song so far. At that time, there were eleven (out of 16) countries competing in the poll. You voted, we counted, and the winner is here. *drum-roll, please*

THE WINNER: Cyprus: Sophia Patsalides – I pio omorfi mera

This is Cyprus at its best! For its return, Cyprus decided to internally select Sophia Patsalides, a 14-year old girl from Nicosia. She enjoys singing, watching musicals, and listening to Team Wiwi homegirl and Belgian diva,  Lara Fabian. We knew from the first moment that her song would be as dope as her! And yes, we were right. This club banger is so much more than just a sick beat (although obvs it has that too).

It  starts off as mystic ballad that showcase the beauty of the Greek language. Then it advances as a real dance treat. Aew disco moves and one catwalk later, Sophia sashays into English, and owns it. She finishes off in Greek with calm and somewhat poetic saying of the song’s title. We la, la, la love (hey Ivi girl!).

FULL RESULTS:

1. Cyprus: Sophia Patsalides – I Pio Omorfi Mera  21.41%  (252 votes)
2. Ukraine: Sympho-Nick – Pryyde Vesna  18.27%  (215 votes)  
3.  The Netherlands: Julia – Around  14.53%  (171 votes)  
4. Belarus: Nadezdha Misyakova – Sokol  8.5%  (100 votes)  
5. Sweden: Julia Kedhammar – Du Ar Inte Ensam  7.82%  (92 votes)  
6. Russia: Alisa Kozhikina – Dreamer  6.46%  (76 votes)  
7. Serbia: Emilija Djonin – Svet U Mojim Ocima  5.69%  (67 votes)  
8. Montenegro: Masa & Lejla – Budi Dijete na Jedan Dan  4.76%  (56 votes)  
9. San Marino: The Peppermints – Breaking my heart  4.5%  (53 votes)  
10. Armenia: Betty – People Of The Sun  4.16%  (49 votes)  
11. Georgia: Lizi Pop – Happy Day  4%  (46 votes)

We’ll be launching another poll on Monday, October 13th.You’ll have one week to vote, and we’ll include 3 new songs: Italy, Slovenia, and Bulgaria.