Chloe DelaRosa has released her entry for Junior Eurovision 2024, “Como la Lola”.
About “Como la Lola”
Spanish broadcaster RTVE revealed that 9-year-old Chloe DelaRosa would represent Spain at Junior Eurovision 2024. Her song “Como la Lola” premiered at an RTVE press conference at 11am CET today. Chloe herself participated in the composition of the song, alongside Luis Ramiro, Alejandro Martínez and David Parejo. Ramiro and Martínez also wrote “LOVIU”, Spain’s entry at Junior Eurovision 2023. You can watch the music video here:
Listen to “Como la Lola” on streaming platforms
You are now able to listen to Spain’s Junior Eurovision 2024 entry on the following platforms:
Spotify
Apple Music
*We will add the Spotify link once it becomes available*
Some of the entries participating at Junior Eurovision 2024 have already been released on streaming platforms. You are able to listen to the entries released so far by following our Spotify playlist:
Spain’s Junior Eurovision History
Spain has taken part in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest a total of 9 times, with their first participation coming in the first edition of the Contest in 2003. In the initial Contest, Spain was represented by Sergio singing “Desde el cielo”, and at the close of voting Spain finished in second place, earning 125 points. Spain would go on to win the next edition of the show with María Isabel’s “Antes Muerte Que Sencilla”, finishing with 171 points.
Spain’s most recent participation was in 2023, when Sandra Valera represented the nation with her song “LOVIU” in Nice. At the close of voting, Spain finished 2nd in a field of 16 participants. Spain earned 201 points – 86 of which came from the online vote. The professional juries awarded the remaining 116 points.
What do you think of “Como la Lola”? How do you think it will do in Madrid? As always, let us know what you think by commenting below. Also, be sure to follow ‘That Eurovision Site’ on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads and Bluesky as we start to look ahead to Junior Eurovision 2024!
News Source: RTVE
Photo Credit: Raúl T. Navas / RTVE
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