Another Junior Eurovision representative has been revealed, and this time it is Host Country France’s turn to announce Lissandro’s successor, which is Zoé Clauzure.
No stranger to competitions
As well as Junior Eurovision, Zoé has taken part in The Voice Kids in 2020, where Zoé ended up being a semi-finalist in the competition.
Zoé will be performing “Coeur” at this year’s competition, which was composed by Julien Comblat, Jérémy Chapron, with lyrics by Noée Francheteau, and with the track now available on Youtube to listen:
France’s Junior Eurovision Journey
France took part in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2004. Represented by Thomas Pontier singing “Si on voulait bien”, France finished in 6th place earning 78 points. However, the country withdrew from the Contest, citing a ‘Eurovision overkill’. France would not rejoin the Contest until 2018. Since then, France has become a Junior Eurovision powerhouse, finishing in the top 5 in each of their four subsequent participations. France won the 2020 edition of the Contest, with Valentina singing “J’imagine”.
France participated in the 2022 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with Lissandro and the song “Oh Maman!”. They won the contest, achieving a total of 203 points. Lissandro came first in the jury vote with 132 points, followed by third place in the televote with 71 points.
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News Source: France Television
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