Vladimir Arzumanyan from Armenia won the 8th edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest! With only one point of difference from the second place, Russia, Armenia got 120 points. In our Poll Armenia was the 6th favourite to win.

1Armenia: Vladimir Arzumanyan - Mama (120 points)

2Russia: Liza Drozd & Sasha Lazin - Boy and girl (119 points)

3Serbia: Sonja Skoric - Carobna noc / Magical night (113 points)

4Georgia: Mariam Kakhelishvili - Mari dari (109 points)

5Belarus: Daniil Kozlov - Muzyki Svet (85 points)

6Lithuania: Bartas - Oki doki (67 points)

7Belgium: Jill & Lauren - Get up! (61 points)

8Moldova: Stefan Roscovan - Ali Baba (54 points)

9The Netherlands: Anna & Senna - My family (52 points)

10Latvia: Sarlote & Sea Stones - Viva la dance (51 points)

11Sweden: Josefine Ridell - Allt jag vill ha (48 points)

12FYR Macedonia: Anja Veterova - Eooo, eooo (38 points)

13Malta: Nicole - Knock knock!... Boom! Boom! (35 points)

14Ukraine: Yulika Gurska - Mii litak (28 points)

Minsk will host a new edition of Junior Eurovision Song Contest. According with our Poll, Belgium will win with more than 40% of the votes. Malta comes second and Ukraine third. Latvia and Sweden comes next. But we all know that all can change tomorrow since children all over Europe will have the chance to decide. May the best to win and enjoy the show tomorrow!!

The eighth edition of Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Minsk, Belarus, next 20th November. A total of 14 countries will compete, with Moldova competing for the first time, and Latvia and Lithuania returning. Cyprus and Romania have withdrawn from the contest. Sweden return to the contest through Sveriges Television (SVT) after TV4 withdrew. The EBU's coordinator of the contest, Svante Stockselius, has labelled SVT's return to the contest a big achievement in terms of negotiations with possible participants and expressed hope that other Scandinavian broadcasters may also return to the show. Last year, The Netherlands won with the song Click Clack performed by Ralf.

You can watch the show and follow the big artists of this event at http://www.junioreurovision.tv/page/junior-eurovision-song-contest-2010

According with our Poll, Belgium is the favourite for winning followed by Malta and the Ukraine. Latvia and Sweden comes next! Listen the songs here www.eurovisionontop.com/junioresc2011.htm

The show of this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Minsk will start with a new hit. In the very beginning, two Eurovision event winners, Ksenia Sitnik and Alexander Rybak will open the show with a duet.

"We wanted to present two brilliant winners to Europe one more time. That’s why we offered Ksenia Sitnik (winner of the 2005 Junior Eurovision Song Contest) and Alexander Rybak (winner of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009) to sing together. It will be something new, believe us!" organisers say.

Hello, Eurovision! - that is the name of the song. Its Lyrics are being kept secret, but it will be something similar to a dialogue: Ksenia Sitnik and Alexander Rybak will sing each line of the new hit by turns.

Now, Ksenia Sitnik and Alexander Rybak are working on their hit which will be presented soon.

The 8th Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, on the 20th of November.

source: eurovision.tv