Only You Decide: Listen to all 16 entries of Junior Eurovision 2026 and vote for your favorite in our poll!
The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 will take place on Saturday, October 24th, hosted in Attard, Malta. Having been held annually since 2003 for participants aged 9 to 14, this will mark the 24th edition of the popular spin-off contest created by the EBU.
A total of 16 countries will compete in the upcoming contest: Albania, Armenia, Cyprus, France, Georgia, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, and Ukraine.
Who’s your favorite? Cast your vote!
Listen to the Songs and Vote!
Listen to the competing entries and help us discover who should triumph at Junior Eurovision 2026!
The 16 Competing Entries
- Netherlands: Maria – “Stronger Together”
- Cyprus: Harry Georgiou – “Who I Can Be”
- Portugal: Salvador Rio – “Alma”
- Montenegro: Mija Vujović – “Muzika Nas Spaja”
- San Marino: Violamarie – “Ruota Panoramica”
- France: Alec – “?Comment Tu Vas”
- Poland: Wiktor Sas – “Gravity”
- Armenia: Naré – “!BOO”
- Malta: Beppe – “Blue Bird”
- Italy: Matteo Trullu – “?Che Cos’è l’Amore”
- Ukraine: Erika Kolesnichenko – “NOT A LULLABY”
- North Macedonia: Ana Stojanoska – “Idnata Jas”
- Ireland: Caleb Kirwan and Naomi Gribben – “Níos Láidre”
- Albania: Eslin Kurti – “Kërce me mua“
- Georgia: Davit Lomidze – “Sun on the Rooftops”
- Spain: Lucas Paulano – “Cuore Bello (Te Quiero, Te Quiero)”
Junior Eurovision 2026: Lou Deleuze and her song “Ce Monde” (in English: “This World”) gave France its fourth victory in the contest out of the six times it has participated. France won last year but passed on the right to host the competition. Consequently, the contest will take place in Attard, Malta, on October 24th. This is the third time the contest is being held in the country.
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