Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010

8th Junior Eurovision Song Contest
motto	Feel The Magic
date	November 20, 2010
Host country	Belarus
venue	Minsk Arena , Minsk
Broadcasting television station	Belaruskaya Tele-Radio Campanija (BTRC)
Moderation	Denis Kurian & Leila Ismailowa
Opening act	Ksenia Sitnik and Alexey Zhigalkovich (2005 and 2007 winners) form Hello, Europe
Pause filler	Alexander Rybak (comes from Belarus) with Europe's Skies , all participants and Dmitry Koldun with A Day Without War as well as all winners from 2003 to 2009 with their respective titles
participating countries	14th
winner	Armenia
First time participation	Moldova
Returning participants	Latvia Lithuania
Withdrawn participants	Romania Cyprus
Voting rule	Each country awards 1-8, 10 and 12 points to its 10 favorites. The awarding of points is made up in equal parts from votes by the audience and an expert jury.
◄ JESC 2009 • JESC 2011 ►

The 8th Junior Eurovision Song Contest was held on November 20, 2010 in Minsk .

Belarus was accepted due to numerous participations in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) and Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) as well as the great popularity of the JESC in their own country. In addition, Alexander Rybak , who was born there and won the 54th Eurovision Song Contest 2009 in Moscow, advocated an event in Minsk.

venue

Participants in 2010

Countries that have participated in the past but not in 2010

The Minsk Arena , which was completed at the end of 2009, was the arena for the JESC 2010. It can hold up to 15,000 people and was built primarily for sporting events. The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010 was the first major event in the arena.

Attendees

The European Broadcasting Union originally wanted to publish the final list of participants in mid-June. However, since more time was needed to get in touch with all countries, this plan was initially rejected. The final list of participants was announced at the end of July. A total of 14 countries agreed, including two returnees. With the approval of Moldova, it was also possible for the first time in four years to win a new participant for the competition.

space	St. No.	country	language	Interpreter	song	translation	Points
01.	10	Armenia	Armenian	Vladimir Arsumanjan	Mama M / T: Vladimir Arsumanjan	mummy	120
02.	07th	Russia	Russian	Alexander "Sascha" Lasin & Jelisaweta "Lisa" Drosd	Boy and Girl M: Sascha Lasin; T: Lisa Drosd	Boy and girl	119
03.	04th	Serbia	Serbian	Sonja Škorić	Čarobna noć M / T: Sonja Škorić	Magical night	113
04th	13	Georgia	Constructed language	Mariam Kakhelishvili	Mari-Dari M: Giiorgi Kukhianidse, Mariam Kakhelishvili; T: Giorgi Kukhianidze	-	109
05.	12	Belarus	Russian	Daniil Koslow	Muzikij svjet M / T: Daniil Koslow	Light of music	085
06th	01	Lithuania	Lithuanian	Bartas	Oki-doki M: Arvydas Martinėnas-Vudis & Nojus Bartaška; T: Nojus Bartaška & Rūta Lukoševičiūtė	-	067
07th	09	Belgium	Dutch , English	Jill & Lauren	Get up! M / T: Jill Van Vooren, Lauren De Ruyck , Peter Gillis, Alain Vande Putte, Miguel Wiels	Stand up!	061
08th.	02	Moldova	Moldavian , English	Ștefan Roşcovan	Ali Baba M: Nicolae Caragia, Ștefanel Roșcovan; T: Daniela Doroftei, Ștefanel Roșcovan	-	054
09.	03	Netherlands	Dutch , English	Anna & Senna	My Family M / T: S. Sitalsing, A. Lagerweij, TP Oosterhuis	My family	052
10.	08th	Latvia	Latvian	Šarlote Lēnmane & Sea Stones	Viva la dance M: Sarlote Lēnmane, Arturs Palkevics; T: Guntars Racs	Long live the dance	051
11.	06th	Sweden	Swedish	Josefine Ridell	Allt jag vill ha M / T: Josefine Ridell, Johan Bejerholm, Thomas G: son, Arash Labaf, Robert Uhlmann	All I want	048
12.	14th	North Macedonia	Macedonian	Anja Veterova	Magicna pesna M / T: Anja Veterova	Magic song	038
13.	11	Malta	English , Malti	Nicole Azzopardi	Knock, knock! ... boom! Boom! M / T: Nicole Azzopardi	Knock Knock! ... boom! Boom!	035
14th	05	Ukraine	Ukrainian	Julija Hurska	Mij ​​litak M: Andrij Marussytsch; T: Julija Hurska, Andrij Marussytsch	My plane	028

Returning performers

country	Interpreter	Previous year of participation
Latvia	Sea Stones (aka C-Stones-Junior)	2004

Distribution of points

Logo of the JESC 2010

		Result
		Pt.	LT	MD	NL	RS	UA	SE	RU	LV	BE	AT THE	MT	BY	GE	MK
country	Lithuania	67		2	2	4th	4th	4th	6th	6th	5	4th		6th	10	2
	Moldova	54	1			1		2	5	2	6th	7th	10	2	6th
	Netherlands	52	2			7th	1	3		3	10	5		1	8th
	Serbia	113	6th	12	10		7th	8th	7th	10	7th	3	8th	10	1	12
	Ukraine	28							4th			1	2		4th	5
	Sweden	48	3		4th	2	3		2	4th	8th	2	1	4th		3
	Russia	119	10	7th	8th	8th	8th	10		8th	4th	12	12	12	7th	1
	Latvia	51	8th	8th	6th		5	1			1		5		5
	Belgium	61	5	3	12	5		6th	1				4th	3	2	8th
	Armenia	120	7th	10	5	6th	12	12	12	5	12		6th	8th	3	10
	Malta	35		4th	1	3						6th		5		4th
	Belarus	85	4th	6th	3		6th		10	12		10	3		12	7th
	Georgia	109	12	5	7th	10	10	7th	8th	7th	3	8th	7th	7th		6th
	Macedonia	38		1		12	2	5	3	1	2
	Each country automatically receives 12 points.

Statistics of the twelve-point allocation

number	country	received from
4th	Armenia	Belgium , Russia , Sweden , Ukraine
3	Russia	Armenia , Malta , Belarus
2	Serbia	North Macedonia , Moldova
	Belarus	Georgia , Latvia
1	Belgium	Netherlands
	Georgia	Lithuania
	North Macedonia	Serbia

• All countries received 12 points at the beginning, which is why no country could achieve 0 points. As a thank you for his work in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, Executive Supervisor Svante Stockselius also received 12 points.

Withdrawn participants

1.  Romania - Due to some budget cuts, TVR decided not to participate.
2.  Cyprus - Cyprus, the organizer of JESC 2008, has declined to participate in this year's competition.

International broadcasts, but without participation

1.  Bosnia and Herzegovina
2.  Australia
3.  New Zealand

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Exclusive: Belarus to Host Junior 2010. (No longer available online.) JuniorEurovision.tv, June 8, 2009, archived from the original on June 15, 2009 ; accessed on June 27, 2009 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
2. ↑ Minsk 2010: achtste editie Junior Eurovisie song festival in Wit-Russian hoofdstad Minsk. Twelvepointsdouzepoints.be, June 8, 2009, accessed June 27, 2009 (Dutch). 
3. ↑ Junioreurovision.tv: Talents from 14 Nations to Gather at Junior Eurovision 2011, ( Memento of the original from June 10, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved July 28, 2010. 
4. ↑ Moldova Plans a Debut at Junior Eurovision, ( Memento of the original from February 18, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. escdaily.com, accessed July 10, 2010.  
5. ↑ ^{a b} Executive Supervisor of Junior Eurovision Song Contest Svante Stockselius Has Paid His 3rd Visit to Host City of JESC 2010 Minsk esckaz.com, accessed on July 10, 2010 (English)