The cast of Junior Eurovision Song Contest - 2007 includes: Kristine Aleksanyan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Seda Amiryan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Gabriela Anamaria Bugle as Herself - Performer: Romania Andjelija as Herself - Serbian Votes Announcer Marina Baltadzi as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Mariam Barseghyan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Chloe Boleti as Herself - Greek Votes Announcer Celaine Borg as Herself - Performer: Malta Nevena Bozovic as Herself - Performer: Serbia Bab Buelens as Herself - Belgian Votes Announcer Iulia Ciobanu as Herself - Romanian Votes Announcer Mirek Coutigny as Himself - Performer: Belgium Sophie Debattista as Herself - Maltese Votes Announcer Blagovesta Dimitrova as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Nino Epremidze as Herself - Georgian Votes Announcer Mircea Eremia as Himself - Performer: Romania Paulanne Farrugia as Herself - Performer: Malta Marzia Farrugia as Herself - Performer: Malta Nicolas Ganopoulos as Himself - Performer: Greece Salaia Gerada as Herself - Performer: Malta Alexandra Golovchenko as Herself - Performer: Russia Ilona Halytska as Herself - Performer: Ukraine Andromahi Ifanti as Herself - Performer: Greece Sophia Ifanti as Herself - Performer: Greece Sabrina Ioana Stroe as Herself - Performer: Romania Bogdan Ionut Bidasca as Himself - Performer: Romania Sipke Jan Bousema as Himself - Host Mariana Javakhyan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Dino Jelusic as Himself - Winner 2003 Lina Jureviciute as Herself - Performer: Lithuania Rosica Kulakova as Herself - Performer: FYR Macedonia Nicol Kusheva as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Joanna Lacheva as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Jorge Leiria as Himself - Performer: Portugal Dea Maistorska as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Rosa Manukyan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Isabel Markova as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Katie Melua as Herself - Performer Sem Mol as Himself - Junior Mayor Rotterdam Sargis Mzikyan as Himself - Performer: Armenia Kimberley Nieuwenhuis as Herself - Dutch Votes Announcer Laurens Platteeuw as Himself - Performer: Belgium Matthieu Renier as Himself - Performer: Belgium Nicol Rizova as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Alexander Rogachevskiy as Himself - Belarussian Votes Announcer Mariam Romelashvili as Herself - Performer: Georgia Ani Sahakyan as Herself - Armenian Votes Announcer Anahit Sargsyan as Herself - Performer: Armenia Trisha Smith as Herself - Performer: Malta Dimitar Stojmenovski as Himself - Performer: FYR Macedonia Eva Storme as Herself - Performer: Belgium Mariya Tolmacheva as Herself - Last Years Winner Anastasiya Tolmacheva as Herself - Last Years Winner Suzan Trepekli as Herself - Performer: Greece Anna Trepekli as Herself - Performer: Greece Stefani Trepekli as Herself - Performer: Greece Shelley Vol as Herself - Performer: The Netherlands Lisa Vol as Herself - Performer: The Netherlands Amy Vol as Herself - Performer: The Netherlands Monica Yarabanova as Herself - Performer: Bulgaria Mila Zafirovic as Herself - Macedionian Votes Announcer Aliaksei Zhyhalkovich as Himself - Performer: Belarus
The UK last appeared in Junior Eurovision in 2005, but there has been no mention of a possible return.
The cast of Optakt - Junior Eurovision Song Contest - 2003 includes: Remee as himself Charlot Daysh as herself Joakim Harestad Haukaas as himself Rasmus Ott as Himself - Host Camilla Ottesen as herself
Dino Jelusic has: Played Himself - Performer: Croatia in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2003. Played himself in "Junior" in 2003. Played himself in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2005. Played Himself - Winner 2003 in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2007. Played Himself - Former Winner in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2010. Played Himself - Contestant in "Volim Hrvatsku" in 2012.
On 14th of October
Destiny Chukunyere of Malta won the 2015 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria with the song "Not My Soul".
The Netherlands won with the song 'Click Clack' by Ralf Mackenbach.
It has a lot to do with Budget Cuts and lack of interest in the subject! It was reported though that the EBU Was keen to get spain back in the contest soon
Andreea Banica has: Played Herself - Romanian Vote Presenter in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 2000. Played Herself - Romanian Vote Presenter in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 2004. Played Herself - Host in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2006. Played Vicky in "Meseriasii" in 2006. Played Herself - Romanian Vote Presenter in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 2006. Played Romanian lady in "A Beautiful Life" in 2008. Played Ioana in "Ho Ho Ho 2: O loterie de familie" in 2012.
That depends! Who is "we" and what year is this in relation to?
Nicolai Molbech has: Played Sikkerhedsvagt 2 in "Royal Blues" in 1997. Played Himself - Member of jury (2001) in "Stjerne for en aften" in 2001. Played himself in "Ringenes herre" in 2002. Played Himself - DVD Expert in "Filmland" in 2003. Played Announcer in "Junior Eurovision Song Contest" in 2003. Played Himself - Danish Commentator in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 2009. Played Himself - Danish Commentator in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 2010.
Maria Isabel is a young Spanish singer who won the 2004 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. She was born in January 1995 and to date she has released four studio albums.
The cast of Junior - 2009 includes: Tyree Bonilla as Junior Alonzo Yarbrough as Coach Walter