32, 503 viewers tuned into RTS2 & RTS Svet on Sunday to watch the 2022 Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
The broadcast on the Serbian channel pulled in 1.25% of the audience share, the lowest of the currently known audiences who broadcast the contest.
The viewing figures reported for Junior Eurovision 2022 are:
- France – 1,110,000 viewers – 8.9% share
- Germany – 170,000 viewers – 2.1% share
- Ireland – 15,300 – 2.1% share
- Italy – 1,523,000 viewers – 11.7% share
- Netherlands – 279,000 viewers – 1.7% share
- Poland – 2,100,000 viewers – 15.1% share
- Portugal – 319,400 viewers – 3.4/8.8% share
- Serbia – 32,503 viewers – 1.25% share
- Spain – 1,183,000 viewers – 10.1% share
- United Kingdom – 700,000 viewers – share TBA
Serbia were represented with by Katarina Savić in Yerevan, but she was unfortunately unable to perform on the night due to illness. Her rehearsal performance was used instead. Serbia finished in 13th position for the second year in a row.
Source: ESCPlus ES via Twitter // Image Source: Corinne Cumming/EBU
Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Serbia made their debut in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest as an independent country in 2006. They were represented by Neustrašivi učitelji stranih jezika on their debut with the song “Učimo strane jezike”, finishing 5th with 81 points. Serbia went on to compete annually until 2010, after which point RTS withdrew from the contest due to financial difficulties. Serbia returned to the contest in 2014 and has gone on to compete in the contest annually.
