Belarus’ national broadcaster TVR (BTRC) has kicked off their search for an artist and song to succeed VAL for Eurovision 2021, inviting interested parties to submit an entry via their website. Applications are open until 31 January 2021, with any solo performers over the age of 16 or groups of up to 6 able to apply to represent the Eastern …
This editorial is written from the opinion of the author and does not necessarily represent the views of ESC United as a whole or its other contributors. Let’s face it, this year has been bleak, and long, and I’m sure like many others out there it is slowly wearing me down. So imagine my relief to know that the month …
Earlier this week, we asked #YOU to vote for your favourite entry of this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest to gauge which songs may be going into this afternoon’s show as favourites, and we can now reveal your results! In our poll, it was Belarus’ Arina Pehtereva who came out on top with “Aliens”, securing 26% of the votes! Second …
Today sees the only official Eurovision contest of a difficult year take place as the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 gets underway this afternoon, live from Warsaw in Poland. Of course, things will be a bit different this year, with no audience and each country performing live from home, but we’re still hoping for the same Eurovision magic we have …
All opinions expressed in this article are those of the person quoted and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the other team members or ESC United as a whole. It’s 11 days to go until Junior Eurovision 2020, and we are counting down the 12 nations participating in this year’s remotely held and Warsaw, Poland hosted contest on Sunday, …
All right, sweethearts, what are you waiting for? Breakfast in bed? Another glorious day in the Junior Eurovision fan press Corps! A day in the JESC Corps is like a day on the farm. Every meal’s a banquet! Every paycheck a fortune! Every formation a parade! I love Junior Eurovision! Arina Pehtereva from Belarus will present “Aliens,” and this is …
WARSAW, 8 September 2020 After months of silence, the EBU has finally unveiled their plans for the Junior Eurovision 2020, with some good news and bad news. The good news is, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place, unlike its cancelled adult counterpart. The bad news is that it won’t be a Junior Eurovision as we know it. [embedyt] …
Tonight, Belarus held their selection for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam, with twelve acts taking part. With a combination of jury voting and televoting, the following twelve acts were in the running to defend the red, white and green in the Netherlands; NAPOLI – Don’t Let Me Down Sasha Zaharik – Rocky Road Anastasiya Malashkevich – Invisible CHAKRAS …
We asked #YOU to let us know who your favourite entry in Belarus’ selection was, and we can now reveal your favourites to represent the Eastern European nation in Rotterdam. Astonishingly, the scores are tied between two of the entries, and they are two entries that could not be separated in our team’s reviews also! CHAKRAS with “La-ley-la” and KeySi …
Tonight, Belarus will decide their performer for Rotterdam as Eurofest 2020 takes place in Minsk. But what did our team think of the contestants fighting for the Belarusian ticket to the Netherlands? Our panel for Belarus’ hopefuls consists of Daniel, David, James, Melanie, Roy and Sean. Let’s see what they thought! NAPOLI – Don’t Let Me Down Daniel – 8 …
