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Junior Eurovision 2014

Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 ( Eng. Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 ; Malta. Festival tal-Eurovision taż-Żgħar 2014 ) is the twelfth annual Eurovision song contest held on November 15, 2014 [1] [6] in a small shipyard in Malta the city of Mars [7] , located near Valletta [8] . This was the first Eurovision song contest held in Malta. In addition, the event was held for the third time in the history of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in the country that won the contest: in 2013, the Maltese Gaya Kauki with the song “The Start” won first place in Kiev .

Junior Eurovision 2014
Logo
"#Together"
(#Together)
Dates
The finalNovember 15, 2014 [1] [2]
Carrying out
Location Malta , Mars
Malta Shipbuilding [3]
LeadingMoira Delia [four]
Executive
supervisor		Vladislav Yakovlev
Main broadcasterPBS [3]
Interval act“The Start” (performed by Gaia Kauki and 16 finalists) [5]
Members
Total participantssixteen
DebutingItaly Italy
Slovenia Slovenia
Montenegro Montenegro
ReturningBulgaria Bulgaria
Republic of Cyprus Cyprus
Serbia Serbia
Croatia Croatia
Abandoned

Azerbaijan Azerbaijan
Flag of Northern Macedonia Macedonia
Moldova Moldova

Withdrew the application:
Greece Greece
Ireland Ireland
Portugal Portugal
Map of participating countries
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Image description
     Member countries      Previously participating countries
results
Voting system50/50 viewers / jury + Children's jury (1 person from each country)
Winning songFlag of italy Tu primo grande amore ( Italy )
Junior Eurovision
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Maltese national television channel PBS made the broadcaster of this event. Sixteen countries took part in the competition. On November 9, the opening ceremony and the draw for the performance of the countries at the official summer residence of the President of Malta, Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca [9] [10], took place . The winner of the competition was the representative of Italy Vincenzo Cantiello with the song "Tu primo grande amore" [11] .

Organizer Choice and Venue

Детское Евровидение — 2014 (Мальта)
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Mars
The venue of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Malta .

December 17, 2013 Director General of the Maltese broadcaster PBS Anton Attard signed the documents on the competition in Malta , and the very next day it was announced on the official website of the competition that Malta would be the organizing country [12] .

On June 16, 2014, the competition’s official website announced that the competition would be held at the Malta Shipbuilding shipyard (following the example of Copenhagen in 2014 ) [13] . Malta Shipbuilding is located in the city of Mars , a ten minute drive from the capital of Malta, Valletta . The peculiarity of the arena is that it consists of three hangars, in which the competition will be held. The opening ceremony of the competition was held at the summer residence of the President of Malta, Verdal Palace , which is located in the city of Dingli [14] .

The largest five-star hotel and spa resort Excelsior Grand Hotel in Malta, which is located on the Mediterranean coast overlooking Marsamksett harbor, was chosen as the residence of the delegation of participants and the island of Manoel [10] .

Changes to the rules

The main difference between the 2014 rules from previous years is that they removed the requirement of mandatory open national selections, and in this regard, many countries switched to domestic selections. This year, the organizers removed the "blind" draw: the order of performance is determined by the producers of the competition. First of all, this was done in order to exclude situations when songs of a similar genre are played in a row [15] .

For the first time, the rehearsal of the participants will be held not in the order of the performances, but according to a pre-arranged schedule. This was done in order to combine rehearsals with excursions and “friendship lessons”. In addition to this, the competition returns to the Top-10 voting system, which was used until 2013 [16] .

To save time, heralds will announce only three maximum scores (8, 10 and 12 points), points from 1 to 7 will be displayed on an electronic scoreboard (a similar system works in an adult competition). For the first time, individual results of voting by viewers and the jury will be published [17] .

Contest Leader

On September 10, 2014, the European Broadcasting Union and the PBS organizer channel announced the name of the 2014 contest in the official website of the contest. She became Moira Delia [4] .

Moira became the only leading show. 42-year-old TV presenter is a veteran of Maltese television. She is known to fans of Eurovision contests as co-host of the Maltese national selections for the adult Eurovision 2005 and 2014 and the herald of Malta at the Eurovision 2006 and 2008 . In her own country, she is mainly known for working in programs on the life of wild animals.

Contest visual design

Logo and tagline

On May 9, 2014, the logo and slogan were presented at the EBU and PBS press conference in Copenhagen. The motto of the contest was the hashtag #Together , which means Together . It was also chosen following the example of a competition in Copenhagen, where the hashtag #JoinUs was the motto. The logo is part of the Maltese eight-pointed cross, which is assembled from multi-colored segments. According to the creators, this makes the logo dynamic and interesting [18] .

Postcards of participants

This year's postcards are dedicated to extreme sports with traditional elements of the participating countries, which are partially shot in the SmartCity Malta technology park. [nineteen]

Competition Scene

On October 1, 2014, the competition scene was presented. The stage will have LED walls with a height of 9 m and the width of the stage will be 28 m and will have two podiums. [20]

National selections

Open national selections (using televoting) are mandatory for all participating countries, but some EMU countries are allowed to conduct domestic selections only to ensure that such countries participate in the current competition. For example, in 2010 and 2011, an exception was made for Latvia. However, since 2014, the requirement of mandatory open national selections has been removed, and in this regard, many countries have switched to domestic selections.

The following countries conduct their open selections:

A countrydateSelectionBroadcasterInformation
  Malta20 AprilInterior  PbsOn April 20, TVM announced the representative of Malta at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which won the Italian television show “Ti Lascio Una Canzone” . She became the 11-year-old Federica Falzon [21] .
  SwedenJune 6thLilla melodifestivalen  SVTOn January 31, SVT announced the acceptance of applications until March 14. The final was held on June 6 [22] and the winner was Julia Chedhammar [23] .
  Cyprus21 JulyInterior  CybcOn July 21, CyBC Cyprus broadcasting company selected 13-year-old Sofia Patzalidis as an internal selection. [24]
  UkraineAugust 9thThe contest for children «роб urobachennya-2014’  NTUOn April 29, the Ukrainian broadcaster NTKU announced the dates of the national selection, the final of which was held on August 9 [25] . The winner was the Sympho-Nick Trio [26] .
  GeorgiaAugust 18Interior  GPBOn July 11, the Georgian national broadcaster announced the filing dates of national selection [27] . On August 14, the broadcaster announced three finalists of the national selection, who will represent Georgia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 [28] . A 10-year-old Liza Japaridze “Lizi Pop” will represent her country in the competition. [29] [30]
  MontenegroAugust 21Interior  RtcgOn August 21, the Montenegrin television and radio company RTCG selected representatives for the competition using internal selection. They became the duet of Masha Vuyadinovich and Leyla Vulich. [31]
  BelarusAugust 29Song for Eurovision  BTRKOn March 7, the Belarusian broadcaster announced the dates of the national selection for Junior Eurovision 2014. Applications for participation must be sent no later than June 9 [32] . On June 17, with the help of the national jury, 10 finalists were selected. The final took place on August 29 [33] . The winner was Nadezhda Misyakova [34] .
  ArmeniaSeptember 14thՄանկական եվրատեսիլ -2014  OTAOn May 29, the Public Television Channel of Armenia confirmed its participation in the competition and announced the dates for filing national selection applications [35] . In total, 10 contestants were represented and Elizabeth Danielyan won the final. [36] [37]
  Slovenia16 of SeptemberInterior  RTVSLOOn September 16, a participant from Slovenia was announced on the official website of Junior Eurovision. She became Ula Lojar . [38]
  RussiaSeptember 25thInterior  VGTRKOn September 9, representatives of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company announced that the participant and the song from Russia would be selected by internal selection before the end of September [39] . On September 25, the official website of Junior Eurovision and the Carousel TV channel confirmed that Alisa Kozhikina, winner of the contest “ Voice. Children . " [40] [41]
  ItalySeptember 27Interior  RAIOn September 27, Italian broadcaster RAI officially unveiled the 14-year-old Vincenzo Cantello . [42]
  NetherlandsSeptember 27Junior Songfestival  AVROOn February 17, the AVRO channel announced the dates of the Dutch selection for the Junior Eurovision 2014. Semifinals will be held on September 13 and 20, and the final on September 27 [43] . In the final, Julia van Bergen won. [44]
  San marinoSeptember 29thInterior  SMRTVOn September 29, the official website of Junior Eurovision confirmed that the country would be represented by the band band The Peppermints [45] .
  SerbiaOctober 1stInterior  RsOn September 2, the Serbian national broadcaster RTS announced that the selection of the participant would be internal [46] . On October 1, the official website of Junior Eurovision confirmed that Emilia Jonin will represent the country at the competition [47] .
  Croatia2 OctoberInterior  HRT 2The Croatian national television channel HRT, using internal selection, selected the representative of his country at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Josie became her [48] .
  BulgariaOctober 9thInterior  BNTOn October 9, a trio, Chrisia Todorova and the twin brothers Hassan and Ibrahim Ignatov were presented on the official website of the BNT. [49] [50]

Members

No. [51]A countryTongueArtistSongTransferGlassesA place
01  Belarus [52]BelorussianNadezhda Misyakova [34]Sokal [34]"Falcon"717
02  Bulgaria [53] [54]BulgarianChrisia Todorova [53] , Hasan and Ibrahim Ignatovs [55]Planet on a Dec [56]"Planet of children"1472
03  San Marino [57]Italian , EnglishThe Peppermints [58]Breaking My Heart [58]“Break my heart”2115
04  Croatia [59]Croatian , EnglishJosephine Ida Zets ( Josie ) [48]Game Over [48]"Game over"13sixteen
05  Cyprus [60]Greek EnglishSofia Patsalidis [61]"Η πιο όμορφη μέρα" ("I pio omorfi mera") [61]"The most beautiful day"699
06  Georgia [62]Georgian , EnglishLizi Pop [29] [63]Happy Day [64]"Happy day"54eleven
07  Sweden [22]SwedishJulia Chedhammar [23]Du är inte ensam [23]"You are not alone"2813
08  Ukraine [65]Ukrainian , EnglishSympho-Nick [26]"Spring Will Come" [66]"Spring will come"746
09  Slovenia [67]Slovenian , EnglishUla Lojar [68]"Nisi Sam (Your Light)" [69]“You are not alone (Your light)”29th12
ten  Montenegro [70]Montenegrin , EnglishMasha Vuyadinovich and Leyla Vulich [71]“Budi dijete na jedan dan” (Budi diet on Gedan dan) [71]“Become a child for one day”2414
eleven  Italy [72]Italian , EnglishVincenzo Cantello [42] [73]“Tu primo grande amore” [74] ."You are the first big love"159one
12  Armenia [75]Armenian , EnglishElizabeth Danielian ( Betty ) [76]"People of the Sun" [76]"People of the sun"1463
13  Russia [77]Russian , EnglishAlice Kozhikina [78] [79]Dreamer [40] [80]"Dreamer"96five
14  Serbia [81]SerbianEmilia Jonin [82]“Svet U Mojim Očima” [82]"The world in my eyes"61ten
15  Malta (host country)EnglishFederica Falzon [21]Diamonds [21]"Diamonds"116four
sixteen  Netherlands [83]Dutch , EnglishJulia van Bergen [44]Around [44]"Around"70eight

Results

At the beginning of the announcement of the voting results, each participating country received 12 points from the European Broadcasting Union . [84]

Final [85]
jury ratings / viewer voting
A placeViewersGlassesJuryGlasses
one  Bulgaria143  Italy143
2  Armenia124  Armenia114
3  Ukraine100  Malta113
four  Italy100  Bulgaria86
five  Russia89  Cyprus73
6  Netherlands69  Russia72
7  Malta64  Serbia65
eight  Belarus58  Belarus62
9  Cyprus42  Netherlands44
ten  Georgia41  Georgia44
eleven  Slovenia39  Sweden39
12  Serbia34  Ukraine24
13  San marinoeleven  Montenegro21
14  Montenegroten  Slovenia14
15  Sweden3  San marinoeleven
sixteen  Croatiaone  Croatia3
Voting procedure:

     50% viewers + 50% jury      100% jury

results
                  
 Belarus71eightone32one6five62one3eight67
Bulgaria9four71212eightteneightteneightten7712eight12
San marino21eightone
Croatia13one
Cyprus6963eighteightfour6fourfourfive36
Georgia54onefour22one3212fiveone72
Sweden282one3fouronefive
Ukraine746four7four7oneten3fourfourfivefour3
Slovenia29thone32322four
Montenegro243fourfive
Italy159122ten12tententen7ten1212eight6eightteneight
Armenia1467121276612eight12eight2212612ten
Russia147fiveten7fivefiveten3onefivetenfivetenten3
Serbia61366eight3fourfive76one
Malta116teneightfiveten7fivefour766126ten7one
Netherlands702five3fourfourfive212oneone7five232
 
Vincenzo Cantiello before an interview for kidsmusic.info

Press Vote

A countrySongExecutorResults [86]
  Bulgaria"Planet on a Dec"Chrisia Todorova, Hasan and Ibrahim Ignatovs300
  Italy"Tu primo grande amore"Vincenzo Cantello229
  Malta"Diamonds"Federica Falzon221
  Cyprus"Η πιο όμορφη μέρα" ("I pio omorfi mera")Sofia Patsalidis205
  Netherlands"Around"Julia van Bergen155

Broadcast and Commentators

Heralds

The procedure for announcing the votes of each country corresponds to the order of performance, with a few exceptions - voting will begin with a children's jury. [ten]

  •   Children's Jury - Gaia Kauki (winner of the Junior Eurovision 2013 )
  •   Armenia - Monika Avanesyan [87] (participant of the Junior Eurovision 2013 )
  •   Belarus - Katerina Taperkina
  •   Bulgaria - Ina Angelova
  •   Georgia - Mariam Hungjgurua
  •   Cyprus - Paris Nicolau
  •   Netherlands - Milena and Rosanna ( Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013 )
  •   Russia - Maria Kareeva (presenter of the "Children's Eurovision Diaries 2014 in Malta" on the Carousel channel, translator Alisa Kozhikina at a press conference)
  •   San Marino - Clara [88]
  •   Serbia - Tamara Vasovich
  •   Slovenia - Gal Fayon
  •   Sweden - Elias Elffos Elfström [89] ( Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013 )
  •   Ukraine - Sofia Tarasova [90] (participant of the Junior Eurovision 2013 )
  •   Croatia - Sarah [88]
  •   Italy - Jordi [88]
  •   Malta - Julian [88]
  •   Montenegro - Alexandra [91]

Commentators

In order to be able to represent the participants and, if necessary, provide information on the vote, many countries will send commentators to Malta , and some will comment from their country [10] .

Participating countries
  •   Armenia - Avet Barseghyan ( 1TV )
  •   Belarus - Anatoly Lipetskiy ( Belarus 1 , Belarus 24 )
  •   Bulgaria - Georgi Kushvaliev and Elena Rosberg ( BNT 1 , BTV )
  •   Georgia - Mero Chikashvili and Temo Kvirkvelia ( 1TV )
  •   Italy - Simone Liyoi and Antonella Clerici ( RAI Gulp)
  •   Cyprus - Kyriakos Pastidis ( PIK 2 , PIK SAT )
  •   Malta - Daniel Kirkop ( TVM )
  •   Netherlands - Jan Smith ( NPO 3 )
  •   Russia - Olga Shelest and Alexander Gurevich ( Carousel ), Dmitry Chernov ( Radio Mayak )
  •   San Marino - Leah Fiorio and Gilberto Gattay ( RTV )
  •   Serbia - Silvana Grujic ( Rs 2 )
  •   Slovenia - Bernarda Jarn ( TV Slovenija 1 )
  •   Ukraine - Timur Miroshnichenko and Tatyana Terekhova ( Pershiy )
  •   Croatia - TBA ( HRT 2 )
  •   Montenegro - TBA ( TVCG 1 )
  •   Sweden - Edward af Sillen and Ilva Hellen ( SVTB )
Non-participating countries
  •   Australia - Andre Nukadu and Georgia McCarthy ( SBS , November 16 ) [92]
  •   Argentina - Victor Barrera ( Radio WU ) [93]
  •   United Kingdom - TBA ( BBC ), ( 103 The Eye ), ( K107 ), ( Radio Six International ), ( Shore Radio ), ( Oystermouth Radio )
  •   Ireland - ( 92.5 Pheonix FM )
  •   Costa Rica [93]
  •   New Zealand - ( World FM )
  •   Singapore - ( 247 Music Radio )
  •   USA - ( KCGW ), ( WXDR )

Other countries

Debut

  •   Italy - At the Junior Eurovision Song Contest organized by the European Broadcasting Union (EMU), the country expressed interest in participating in the 2014 song contest, marking a possible debut [94] . Documents confirming the country's participation arrived on July 8, 2014 in Geneva. Italy's participation will be driven by RAI Gulp , the children's channel of the national television station RAI . [72] .
  •   Slovenia - On August 20, Vladislav Yakovlev announced on his Twitter that the country will debut at the 2014 contest [67] .
  •   Montenegro - July 18, the national broadcaster RTCG signed all the documents necessary for participation in the contest, which marked the country's debut at the 2014 contest in Malta [70] .

Return

  •   Bulgaria - On July 26, the Bulgarian national broadcaster BNT confirmed its return to the contest. Bulgaria has also chosen a representative, it was 10-year-old Chrisia Todorova [53] .
  •   Cyprus - On July 3, 2014 a Cypriot broadcaster, CyBC , confirmed the return to the competition [95]
  •   Serbia - On July 25, 2014, the Serbian broadcaster, RTS , confirmed the return to the competition after a three-year break [81] .
  •   Croatia - On September 26, 2014, the Croatian broadcaster HRT confirmed its return to the contest after a seven-year break [59] .

Failure

  •   Azerbaijan - On September 4, 2014, information appeared on the Wiwibloggs website that Azerbaijan is likely to take part in the competition. However, on September 30, 2014, according to the official list of participating countries, it was revealed that Azerbaijan would not participate in the competition in Malta. [6]
  •   Austria - July 17, the country said it would not debut at the competition this year [96] .
  •   Belgium - The Belgian children's TV channel Ketnet has stated that the country is no longer interested in participating in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest [97] .
  •   UK - May 23, 2014 the British broadcaster ITV announced that the country will not return to the contest [98] .
  •   Hungary - On July 9, 2014, the Hungarian broadcaster MTVA announced that the country would not debut at the competition in 2014 [99] .
  •   Germany - German broadcaster NDR said that the country would not debut at the competition due to the fact that professional television does not believe in the success of the existing concept in accordance with specific German market conditions [100] .
  •   Greece - The new Greek broadcaster, NERIT , previously stated in an interview with Esc + Plus that the country is interested in participating in Junior Eurovision [101] . On May 22, 2014, the Greek broadcaster confirmed his return to the contest [102] , and on July 7 the broadcaster withdrew his application for participation in the 2014 contest. The reasons for the refusal were not announced [103] .
  •   Denmark - Danish broadcaster DR also said the country is not interested in returning to Junior Eurovision [104] [105] .
  •   Israel - Israeli broadcaster IBA said the country has no plans to return to Junior Eurovision. [106]
  •   Ireland - TG4 , an Irish broadcaster, said they would not debut at the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The television company was seriously considering participating this year, but the refusal of the Broadcasting Corporation of Ireland (BAI) to force TG4 to abandon its debut at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest [107] .
  •   Iceland - RUV , the national television company of Iceland, confirmed on July 1, 2014 that they would not take part in the children's competition in 2014. Their previous statement that they would "most likely" take part in the contest was incorrect due to a mistake by the television company itself. The person who answered the question about the participation of Iceland thought that this was not about a children's competition, but about an adult. [108] .
  •   Spain - TVE ruled out the return in the next few years for ethical reasons [109] , negotiations were also held with private television channels that could manage Spain’s return to the contest [110] [111] , but on September 28 it was announced that the decision on the right to private television channels take part in the competition was not accepted on time. [112]
  •   Latvia - July 17, the Latvian television channel LTV announced that it would not return to the competition this year, but the country’s return is possible in the coming years [96] .
  •   Lithuania - On June 18, the LRT television company announced that the country would not return to the contest in 2014 [113] .
  •   Macedonia - On September 4, the Macedonian national broadcaster MRI announced that the country would not participate in the 2014 contest [114] .
  •   Moldova - On September 4, 2014, information appeared on the Wiwibloggs website that the country is likely to take part in the competition. However, on September 30, 2014, according to the official list of participating countries, it was revealed that Moldova would not participate in the competition in Malta. [6]
  •   Norway - On December 18, 2013, the Norwegian broadcaster, NRK , announced that Norway would not return to the competition in 2014 [115] .
  •   POLAND - On August 6, the Polish broadcaster TVP announced that the country would not return to the contest in 2014 [116] .
  •   Portugal - July 28, it became known about the country's intention to return to the competition, but on September 4, the Portuguese broadcaster RTP announced that the country would not participate in 2014 [117] .
  •   Romania - Romanian broadcaster TVR said the country would not return to the contest in 2014 [116] [118] .
  •   Finland - Swedish-language broadcaster YLE Fem said the country will not debut at the competition in 2014 [119] [120] .
  •   Czech Republic - Program Director Milan Friedrich in an interview with Eurocontest.cz said that participation in the Junior Eurovision is not excluded [121] [122] . However, on July 17, it was reported that the country will not debut at the competition this year [96] .
  •   Switzerland - The Italian-speaking broadcaster RSI reported that the country is not interested in participating in the 2014 contest [123] .

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 Fisher, Luke James Junior Eurovision 2014 set for 15 November . JuniorEurovision.tv (January 13, 2014). Date of treatment January 14, 2014.
  2. ↑ FOTIS KON / POULOS. JESC 2014: SHOW ON NOVEMBER 15 (unopened) (unreachable link) . Oikotimes (January 9, 2014). Date of treatment January 10, 2014. Archived January 9, 2014. (eng.)
  3. ↑ 1 2 Granger, Anthony JESC'14: Malta Shipbuilding The Venue . Eurovoix (10 May 2014). Date of treatment May 11, 2014.
  4. ↑ 1 2 Granger, Anthony JESC'14: Moira Delia To Host . Eurovoix (10 September 2014). Date of treatment September 11, 2014.
  5. ↑ Fidan, Mustafa Theme song for JESC 2014 “Together” presented (inaccessible link) . Eurovoix (October 29, 2014). Date of treatment October 30, 2014. Archived on October 29, 2014.
  6. ↑ 1 2 3 Fisher, Luke James Sensational sixteen to line up in Malta (neopr.) . junioreurovision.tv . European Broadcasting Union (September 30, 2014). Date of appeal September 30, 2014.
  7. ↑ Malta Shipyards . - Legally, the complex is located in the city of Mars .. Date of treatment May 22, 2014.
  8. ↑ Junior Eurovision-2014 is planned to be held in an adult way , BELTA (March 12, 2014). Archived on May 19, 2014. Date of treatment May 19, 2014.
  9. ↑ Junior Eurovision-2014 will begin the countdown on November 9 (unopened) (inaccessible link) (October 14, 2014). Date of treatment November 8, 2014. Archived October 17, 2014.
  10. ↑ 1 2 3 4 Junior Eurovision 2014 - Event page / Organization of the competition (English) . ESCKAZ. Date of treatment July 30, 2019.
  11. ↑ Junior Eurovision 2014: The winner of the competition was Vincenzo Cantiello, kids'music (November 15, 2014). Date of treatment December 5, 2014.
  12. ↑ Malta to host Junior Eurovision 2014 (neopr.) (July 15, 2014). Date of treatment July 15, 2014.
  13. ↑ THE VENUE: MALTA SHIPBUILDING ( unopened ) (July 15, 2014). Date of treatment July 15, 2014.
  14. ↑ Granger, Anthony JESC'14: Verdala Palace To Host Opening Ceremony . Eurovoix (November 4, 2014). Date of treatment November 4, 2014.
  15. ↑ What happened at today's Heads of Delegation Meeting? (unopened) (September 30, 2014). Date of treatment October 2, 2014.
  16. ↑ Junior Eurovision is returning from a completely blind draw to determine the order of performances by the producers of the show. (unopened) (September 30, 2014). Date of treatment October 2, 2014.
  17. ↑ Junior Eurovision 2014: EMU meeting with the heads of delegations (neopr.) (September 30, 2014). Date of treatment October 2, 2014.
  18. ↑ Junior Eurovision 2014: #together in Malta! (unopened) (July 15, 2014). Date of treatment July 15, 2014.
  19. ↑ Zarb, Noel Singers take flight? Junior Eurovision 2014 postcards to feature extreme sports (neopr.) . wiwibloggs.com . wiwibloggs (August 26, 2014). Date of treatment August 26, 2014.
  20. ↑ Luke James Fisher. Presenting ... the stage (unopened) (1 October 2014).
  21. ↑ 1 2 3 Federica Falzon għall-Junior Eurovision (Malta) . TVM (April 20, 2014). Date of treatment April 21, 2014.
  22. ↑ 1 2 Granger, Anthony Sweden: Lilla Melodifestivalen Submissions Open . Eurovoix (February 4, 2014). Date of treatment February 5, 2014.
  23. ↑ 1 2 3 Granger, Anthony Sweden: Julia Kedhammar Is Off To Malta . Eurovoix (June 6, 2014). Date of treatment June 7, 2014.
  24. ↑ Sean Tarbuck. JESC: Sophia Patsalide to represent Cyprus | ESCunited.com ( unopened ) (July 21, 2014).
  25. ↑ The First National begins National Selection at KDPE – 2014! , First National Channel (April 29, 2014). Date of treatment August 4, 2014.
  26. ↑ 1 2 Fisher, Luke Trio "Sympho-Nick" win Ukraine's Ticket (neopr.) . junioreurovision.tv (August 9, 2014). Date of treatment August 9, 2014.
  27. ↑ Georgia: JESC Selection Opens . Eurovoix (11 July 2014). Date of treatment July 12, 2014.
  28. ↑ García, Belén Junior Eurovision: Dea, Sofi and Lizi to represent Georgia! (eng.) . ESC + Plus (August 14, 2014). Date of treatment August 14, 2014.
  29. ↑ 1 2 Junior Eurovision: Lizi-Pop main singer for Georgia! (unopened) (August 18, 2014).
  30. ↑ Lizi-Pop will represent Georgia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 - video (neopr.) (10/22/2014).
  31. ↑ Ervin Juhász. Maša and Lejla to sing for Montenegro! (unopened) (August 21, 2014).
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