Three acts have been eliminated in the latest show of Shchodennyk Dytyachoho Yevrobachennya 2025, the Ukrainian Junior Eurovision selection.
In the latest episode of the Ukrainian national selection for Junior Eurovision, twelve acts competed in a dance challenge as part of Star School. The singers worked with the director and choreographer of the National Selection for Junior Eurovision Danylo Demyekhin to create a group performance to showcase their dancing abilities. During their performances, they were joined by Anna Trincher, who represented Ukraine at Junior Eurovision 2025.
After all of the performances, the jury selected three acts that would be eliminated from the selection they were:
Oleksandr and David Podlyashchuk
Mriinyky
Olivia Tkachyk
This means nine acts remain in contention to represent Ukraine in Georgia:
Vladyslav Danilevskyi
Sofia Nersesyan
Angelina Hlohus
Likeria Chyrva
Maria Sviyazova
Olha Nesterko
Kateryna Vatan
Vsevolod Skryma
Zlata Ivanov and Vladyslav Vasytskyi
You can watch the latest episode below:
After evaluations during Star School, six finalists will be chosen for the live final in October. In a change to the rules, the sixth finalist may be a group composed of several artists from “Star School”. alyona alyona, who represented Ukraine at Eurovision 2024, will write entries for the finalists of the Ukrainian selection for Junior Eurovision 2025.
The final of the Ukrainian national selection for Junior Eurovision 2025 will take place on October 12. The winner will represent Ukraine in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Tbilisi.
Artem Kotenko represented Ukraine at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 with “Hear Me Now”. He finished 3rd with 203 points, receiving 12 points from the juries of North Macedonia and Poland. This was Ukraine’s best result and first top 3 finish since 2013.
Image Source: Corinne Cumming/EBU | Source: Suspilne
Ukraine debuted in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 and has competed in the contest ever since. To date, Ukraine has only won the competition once. In 2012, Anastasiya Petryk won in Amsterdam with the song “Nebo”. She scored 138 points, including eight sets of 12 points. Ukraine has hosted the contest twice, the first time in 2009 and the second in 2013 following their victory in Amsterdam.
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