AMPTV has released the first episode of Junior Eurovision 2025 Diaries, which follows Albert Armenakyan’s journey to Tbilisi.
The Armenian public broadcaster has released the first episode of Junior Eurovision 2025 Diaries. The series follows Albert Armenakyan on his journey to represent Armenia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Tbilisi.
The first episode sees Albert introduced to viewers and find out more about his musical background and his hobbies. In the show, we also see the moment that Albert finds out he has been selected to represent Armenia. During the show, it is revealed that Albert has previously tried to represent Armenia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest three times.
You can watch the show in full below.
Albert Armenakyan is 12 years old and comes from Yerevan. He started performing at the age of six and currently takes piano and vocal lessons. He has participated in numerous music competitions in Armenia and abroad. Earlier this year, he participated in the 11th season of The Voice Kids in France and reached the final. His coach on the show was Patrick Fiori, who represented France in Eurovision 1993. He participated in the Armenian selection for Junior Eurovision over the past three years.
Leo represented Armenia at Junior Eurovision 2024 in Madrid with “Cosmic Friend”. Armenia finished 8th in the final scoring 125 points. This was the nation’s worst result since the 2019 contest, where they finished 9th. Armenia received 12 points from the juries of France and Georgia.
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Armenia debuted in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2007, and has had 17 entries to date. The country is one of the most successful in the history of the contest, placing in the top 3 on 10 occasions, and winning twice in 2010 and 2021. Their first victory came from Vladimir Arzumanyan with his song “Mama”, which received 120 points. They won again in 2021 with “Qami Qami” by Maléna. Armenia went on to host the contest on home soil in Yerevan in 2011 and hosted it again in 2022. Their debut was almost as successful, as Arevik and their song “Erazanq” were just 1 point off the winning score.
