Junior Eurovision 2024: who are the favourites?

Who will win the 2024 edition ofJunior Eurovision? The answer is this Saturday, November 16. The music competition, open to young artists aged 9 to 14, will be broadcast live from 6pm (French time) on France 2. Following Zoé Clauzure's victory in 2023 (France's third win), the 2024 final of the Junior Eurovision contest is being held this year in Madrid, Spain.

On the French side, all eyes will be on Titouan, France's representative. The 14-year-old singer from Brittany lives in Quimper, Finistère. On November 16, he will be attempting to win the Junior Eurovision Song Contest with his song " Comme ci, comme ça ".

But he'll be up against 16 competitors. As you can imagine, these young singers will also be battling it out to try and emerge as the big winner of this 2024 edition.

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The 17 Junior Eurovision 2024 candidates (in running order)

1. Italy: Simone Grande - Pigiama Party
2. Estonia: Annabelle - Tänavad
3. Albania: Nikol Çabeli - Vallëzoj
4. Armenia: Leo - Cosmic Friend
5. Cyprus: Maria Pissarides - Crystal Waters
6. France: Titouan - Comme ci, comme ça
7. Northern Macedonia: Ana & Aleksej - Marathon
8. Poland: Dominik Arim - All Together
9. Georgia: Andria Putkaradze - To My Mom
10. Spain: Chloe DelaRosa - Como la Lola
11. Germany: Bjarne - Save the Best For Us
12. Netherlands: Stay Tuned - Music
13. San Marino: Idols SM - Come noi
14. Ukraine: Artem Kotenko - Hear Me Now
15. Portugal: Victoria Nicole - Esperança
16. Ireland: Enya Cox Dempsey - Le Chéile
17. Malta: Ramires Sciberras - Stilla Ċkejkna

And among these budding singers, there are a few favorites. This is what the members of"En Route" have revealed. They have named three countries as France's main competitors: Portugal, Estonia and Germany. Let's discover them in music!

Portuguese candidate Victoria Nicole could well win the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, according to the members of "En Route", who awarded her the highest score of 12 points for her song"Esperança".

On the second step of the podium of great favorites, we find Estonian candidate Annabelle with her song " Tänavad ". She received 10 points from the members of "En route".

Finally, German singer Bjarne could finish third thanks to his song " Save The Best For Us " (8 points).

As a reminder, it's possible to vote for Titouan from France! Voting takes place on the dedicated website in two phases. The first phase starts at 9pm on Friday, November 15. Voting will close on Saturday at 5:59pm, just before the contest begins. They will reopen for approximately 15 minutes, once all the performances have been completed.

What about"adult" Eurovision? The contest will take place in Basel, Switzerland, in May 2024.

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