Junior Eurovision 2022

13-year-old Lissandro representing France has won the 2022 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, giving his country its 2nd win in 3 years.

Our team worked tirelessly for almost a year to bring the magic to life and I want to thank them for their love and passion for the contest. Catch up with all the backstage fun on our social media channels @JuniorEurovision on TikTok. It truly has been a magical time for our team, our 16 delegations and the millions watching around the world. On behalf of Armenian Public Television I would like to congratulate Lissandro for his incredible win and say thank you to all of the 16 participating broadcasters!” They were joined by local TV host Garik Papoyan,....and Robin the Robot, an Armenian invented AI robot which provides emotional support to hospitalized children. *, finishing with an impressive 203 points.

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- Kazakhstan – 47 points Lissandro hails from Moselle, a small town in the east of France. “I’m so happy!” The words of France’s Lissandro after winning Junior Eurovision 2022.

After 16 fantastic performances from our young artists here in Armenia, Lissandro of France was crowned winner of Junior Eurovision 2022 in a live broadcast ...

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British hopeful Freya Skye won the public vote and placed fifth overall in the competition. It is the first time the BBC has broadcast the junior contest live ...

It is the first time the BBC has broadcast the junior contest live in 20 years. The UK was competing for the first time since 2005 with 13-year-old Buckinghamshire schoolgirl Freya Skye, who performed the song Lose My Head. Taking to the stage to perform the winning song live from Yerevan in Armenia where the competition was being held, Lissandro said: “It’s the best thing.

Thirteen-year-old Lissandro won with 203 points for his song Oh Maman! at the contest in Armenia.

The team behind her song, titled Lose My Head, has previously worked with the likes of Ava Max, Pharrell Williams and Megan Thee Stallion. Her song went viral around the world after May's contest, [organisers announced several changes to the voting](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-63716398) after anomalies occurred in the 2022 contest. The UK previously participated in the competition between 2003 and 2005 with the support of ITV, while broadcaster S4C decided to go it alone for Wales in 2018 and 2019. The result is determined by a 50/50 vote, with half of the votes deriving from online voting, and the other half from professional juries - which are based on the final dress rehearsal. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the contest, with 16 countries competing, and is the first time the contest was broadcast on the BBC, with Lauren Layfield and HRVY commentating.

Thirteen-year-old Lissandro won with 203 points for his song Oh Maman! at the contest in Armenia.

The team behind her song, titled Lose My Head, has previously worked with the likes of Ava Max, Pharrell Williams and Megan Thee Stallion. Her song went viral around the world after May's contest, [organisers announced several changes to the voting](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-63716398) after anomalies occurred in the 2022 contest. The UK previously participated in the competition between 2003 and 2005 with the support of ITV, while broadcaster S4C decided to go it alone for Wales in 2018 and 2019. The result is determined by a 50/50 vote, with half of the votes deriving from online voting, and the other half from professional juries - which are based on the final dress rehearsal. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the contest, with 16 countries competing, and is the first time the contest was broadcast on the BBC, with Lauren Layfield and HRVY commentating.