Junior Eurovision 2025 is fast approaching. Young singers from 18 countries will perform at the contest in Tbilisi, Georgia, on 13 December.
Before the professional jury and public have their say on the live performances, we want to know who your early favourites are.
If you haven’t yet listened to all the songs, or you need a refresher, click on the links below to do just that. You’ll also be able to read more about all the competing entries of this year’s contest over the next few weeks as we publish posts focusing on each act.
Then, once you’re ready, head down to the poll and vote for your favourites.
Junior Eurovision 2025 participants
Click on the song titles to listen to each entry in full.
Albania: Kroni Pula – “Fruta Perime”
Armenia: Albert – “Brave Heart”- 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan: Yağmur – “Miau Miau”
- 🇭🇷 Croatia: Marino Vrgoč – “Snovi”
Cyprus: Rafaella & Christos – “AWAY”
France: Lou Deleuze – “Ce Monde”
Georgia: Anita Abgariani – “Shine Like a Star”
Ireland: Lottie O’Driscoll Murray – “Rúin”
Italy: Leonardo Giovannangeli – “Rockstar”
Malta: Eliza Borg – “I Believe”- 🇲🇪 Montenegro: Asja Džogović – “I Tužna i Srećna Priča”
Netherlands: Meadow – “Freeze”
North Macedonia: Nela Mancheska – “Miracle”
Poland: Marianna Kłos – “Brightest Light”
Portugal: Inês Gonçalves – “Para Onde Vai o Amor?”
San Marino: Martina CRV – “Beyond the Stars”
Spain: Gonzalo Pinillos – “Érase Una Vez (Once Upon a Time)”
Ukraine: Sofia Nersesian – “Motanka”
Poll: Which is your favourite song from Junior Eurovision 2025?
You can vote for as many countries as you like, including your own country (just as the public will be able to do at this year’s contest). However, remember that you can only vote once, so make it count!
Which countries are you rooting for in Junior Eurovision 2025? Let us know who your favourites are in the comments below.
Please remember to keep things positive. With such young artists competing in the competition, there will be a strict moderation of the comments.
There are a lot of great options this year, it’s a very strong year. Poland, Armenia, Georgia, France and Spain would all be splendid winners. Though I feel like The Netherlands could also surprise with their up tempo song in the sea of ballads that this year is..
I’ve got to admit i really like the beat in the Azerbaijan song. Other than the title it feels the most grown up sound to me (although the contest isn’t really aimed at me). I’ll also nod to Croatia as the opening reminds me of a John Lennon/Beatles song.
No clear favourite this year I think. I like Ukraine’s, it’s well put together, but I’m not the target demographic for this so all the bubblegum pop for kids is always going to be lost on me. Some really talented young vocalists from the likes of Montenegro, Georgia and Croatia… and I have no idea how that voice is coming out of that child for Poland. Beyond her years to say the least. Also disappointed to see at least 3 countries using generative AI here but that’s a separate thing entirely. Maybe my wonderful home nation of Ireland will finally… Read more »
Despite the AI music video, my favorite is Armenia. His vocals really impressed me. I’ve also taken a big liking to Georgia and North Macedonia this year. But… I think everyone’s got great material! Shows how these kids are somehow 10x as talented as most adult singers these days
France! An entry that would even be worthy of winning the adult Eurovision. Great song and outstanding vocals. There is no other entry in this field which can compete with that magnificent track. It is better than many winners of the actual Eurovision.
I normally just let JESC do its own thing. (I was a singer when I was a child myself, so I have very mixed feelings about this contest even existing in the first place.)
However, this year, there is one song that really stands out to me and absolutely should win this selection.
So what does this mean?
Basically, I have a clear favourite, but I respect the kids enough not to reveal which song it is. It also means, congratulations to the JESC for actually including a song that I love. That hasn’t happened until 2025.
Everyone have fun.
Not a fan of AI videos… Armenia needs to get a grip and realize that if you want animated video you could hire umm.. like an artist for such “:D”
Forgot: Poland too
France, Ireland, Netherlands and San Marino!
Armenia, Cyprus, and of course Georgia!! that is such a solid host entry, not a winner maybe but will likely get another good result for them