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Online Votes came in from people all over 199 countries


also nice fun fact, 19th edition on 19th december with 19 participants

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https://www.escplus.es/los-paises-no...vision-junior/

Iceland's RUV together with other nordic, scandinavian countries will evaluate participation plans in the future (maybe even for 2022)



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it is confirmed that armenia will host jesc2022

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https://eurovisionin.com/regno-unito...torno-al-jesc/

according to EurovisionIn, United Kingdom might be thinking of a comeback to Junior Eurovision (with the BBC) but only in 2023

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viewing figures are in

https://junioreurovision.tv/story/ju...gures-revealed

The 19th Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) broadcast on Sunday 19 December, reached a total of 33 million viewers, with the show recording its highest average viewing share since 2011.

Vital Statistics
4.5 million unique viewers also watched content around the event, including the Live Show, on our YouTube Channel.

An average TV audience of 7.5 million saw the 2021 competition which saw 19 countries take to the stage of La Seine Musicale in Paris in a spectacular Christmas-themed show hosted by France Télévisions.

The hosts delivered the second largest audience with 1.6 million tuning in to France 2. A year-on-year increase of 400,000 viewers.

Poland saw the biggest average TV audience for a third year in a row as 2.8 million watched their act Sara James finish 2nd in the competition. JESC 2021 attracted 4 times as many viewers than usual in the same slot to the 3 TVP channels it aired on.

Overall, 11 out 14 markets recorded saw larger audiences than are normally received by their broadcaster in that slot.

In the winning country, Armenia, on average 43% of all TV viewers watched JESC 2021 on AMPTV who will host the 20th Eurovision Song Contest later this year.

Iceland, who didn’t take part but aired the competition for the first time, recorded a share of 96%!

Young Audiences
Junior Eurovision’s appeal to young audiences was clear.

The Contest delivered a 12.6% viewing share among children aged 4 to 14, up 59% on the average normally achieved by the group of broadcast channels of 7.9%; and the 2.5-hour event also delivered an 11.2% viewing share among 15 – 24-year-olds, more than twice than the average number normally achieved by the same group of broadcast channels of 5%.

Those numbers were also reflected online. On social media the Contest saw its best year ever.

There were 8.3 million video views on TikTok and 5.7 million video views and 23 million impressions on Instagram, the Contest’s most popular digital platforms.

A record number saw content on Instagram with engagement up 166% year on year and up 728% on Facebook. On Twitter, engagement was up 64% with posts on the channel being seen 4.3 million times throughout the week of the event.

The posts of winner Malena, who sang Qami Qami, were seen 2.2 million times across Facebook (1.5k), Twitter (395k) and Instagram (362k).

https://junioreurovision.tv/mediacen.../jesc-audience