Vache Gviniashvili will announce the results of the Georgian jury during the final of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025.
Vache Gviniashvili has been announced as the Georgian spokesperson for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Vache Gviniashvili previously competed to represent Georgia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2022 and has since gone on to be the Green Room host for Ranina, the Georgian selection for Junior Eurovision.
The spokespersons announced to date are:
- Cyprus – Stephani Constantinou
- Netherlands – Luna
- North Macedonia – Darija Maksimova
- Poland – Zosia Wójcik
- Portugal – Victoria Nicole
- Spain – Chloe DelaRosa
- Ukraine – Artem Kotenko
Junior Eurovision 2025
A total of eighteen countries will compete in this year’s contest with the return of Azerbaijan, Croatia and Montenegro to the competition. Junior Eurovision 2025 will be held on December 13 at 17:00 CET in Tbilisi, after Andria Putkaradze gave Georgia their record-breaking fourth victory with “To My Mom”. The show will be broadcast on a Saturday for the second year in a row.
The running order for the show is as follows:
Malta: Eliza Borg – “I Believe”- Azerbaijan: Yağmur – “Miau miau”
- Croatia: Marino Vrgoč – “Snovi”
- San Marino: Martina CRV – “Beyond the Stars”
- Armenia: Albert Armenakyan – “Brave Heart”
- Ukraine: Sofia Nersesian – “Motanka”
- Ireland: Lottie O’Driscoll Murray – “Rúin”
- Netherlands: Meadow – “Freeze”
- Poland: Marianna Kłos – “Brightest Light”
- North Macedonia: Nela Mančeska – “Miracle”
- Montenegro: Asja Džogović – “I tužna i srećna priča”
- Italy: Leonardo Giovannangeli – “Rockstar”
- Portugal: Inês Gonçalves – “Para onde vai o amor?”
- Spain: Gonzalo Pinillos – “Érase Una Vez (Once Upon a Time)”
- Georgia: Anita Abgariani – “Shine Like a Star”
- Cyprus: Rafaella & Christos – “Away”
- France: Lou Deleuze – “Ce monde”
- Albania: Kroni Pula – “Fruta perime”
Malta: Eliza Borg – “I Believe”
Azerbaijan: Yağmur – “Miau miau”
Croatia: Marino Vrgoč – “Snovi”
San Marino: Martina CRV – “Beyond the Stars”
Armenia: Albert Armenakyan – “Brave Heart”
Ukraine: Sofia Nersesian – “Motanka”
Ireland: Lottie O’Driscoll Murray – “Rúin”
Netherlands: Meadow – “Freeze”
Poland: Marianna Kłos – “Brightest Light”
North Macedonia: Nela Mančeska – “Miracle”
Montenegro: Asja Džogović – “I tužna i srećna priča”
Italy: Leonardo Giovannangeli – “Rockstar”
Portugal: Inês Gonçalves – “Para onde vai o amor?”
Spain: Gonzalo Pinillos – “Érase Una Vez (Once Upon a Time)”
Georgia: Anita Abgariani – “Shine Like a Star”
Cyprus: Rafaella & Christos – “Away”
France: Lou Deleuze – “Ce monde”
Albania: Kroni Pula – “Fruta perime”Image Source: YouTube | Source: Vache Gviniashvili
Georgia has won the contest on four occasions, making it the most successful country in the history of the contest. Georgia debuted in Junior Eurovision in 2007 with Mariam Romelashvili and her song “Odelia Ranuni”, where she placed 4th with 116 points. Their first win was just a year later in 2008, with the trio Bzikebi and their song “Bzz”. Their second win was in 2011 with the group Candy and their song “Candy Music”. Georgia’s third victory came in 2016, when Mariam Mamadashvili performed her song “Mzeo”. Most recently, Andria Putkaradze won in 2024 with “To My Mom”.
