Junior Eurovision 2024: Winner and full results revealed

The 2024 Junior Eurovision Song Contest took place overnight in Madrid, Spain.

Seventeen countries sent their best young talent to compete for the Junior Eurovision trophy, and after a top-quality show, one act came out victorious.

The winner of Junior Eurovision 2024 is Andria Putkaradze and Georgia with the song 'To My Mum'.

The full results (jury and online voting combined) are as follows:

1. Georgia - Andria Putkaradze, To My Mum - 239 points

2. Portugal - Victoria Nicole, Esparança - 213 points

3. Ukraine - Artem Kotenko, Hear Me Now - 203 points

4. France - Titouan, Comme ci, comme ça - 177 points

5. Malta - Ramires Sciberras, Stilla ċkejkna - 153 points

6. Spain - Chloe DelaRosa, Como la Lola - 144 points

7. Albania - Nikol Çabeli, Vallëzoj - 126 points

8. Armenia - Leo, Cosmic Friend - 125 points

9. Italy - Simone Grande, Pigiama Party - 98 points

10. Netherlands - Stay Tuned, Music - 91 points

11. Germany - Bjarne, Save the Best for Us - 71 points

12. Poland - Dominik Arim, All Together - 61 points

13. Cyprus - Maria Pissarides, Crystal Waters - 60 points

14. Estonia - Annabelle, Tänavad - 55 points

15. Ireland - Enya Cox Dempsey, Le chéile - 55 points

16. North Macedonia - Ana and Aleksej, Marathon - 54 points

17. San Marino - Idols SM, Come noi - 47 points

As with the main Eurovision Song Contest (at least until next year), points at Junior Eurovision were allocated in a 50/50 split between jury and public vote.

The public was once again able to vote for up to three songs via an online platform, permitting fans to vote for any country (including their own).

The results of the jury vote were:

1. Georgia - 180 points

2. Ukraine - 122 points

3. France - 103 points

4. Portugal - 96 points

5. Albania - 82 points

6. Spain - 80 points

7. Armenia - 76 points

8. Malta - 74 points

9. Italy - 52 points

10. Netherlands - 34 points

11. North Macedonia - 29 points

12. Ireland - 15 points

13. Germany - 14 points

14. Estonia - 14 points

15. Poland - 13 points

16. Cyprus - 10 points

17. San Marino - 1 points

The results of the public vote were:

1. Portugal - 117 points

2. Ukraine - 81 points

3. Malta - 79 points

4. France - 74 points

5. Spain - 64 points

6. Georgia - 59 points

7. Germany - 57 points

8. Netherlands - 57 points

9. Cyprus - 50 points

10. Armenia - 49 points

11. Poland - 48 points

12. Italy - 46 points

13. San Marino - 46 points

14. Albania - 44 points

15. Estonia - 41 points

16. Ireland - 40 points

17. North Macedonia - 34 points

Andria Putkaradze is 11 years old and hails from the seaside city of Batumi. He loves singing and began at just two years old and one day hopes to be a successful singer. Andria also plays the piano. 

The song To My Mum was composed by Giga Kukhianidze and Maka Davitaya. Giga Kukhianidze has written the majority of Georgia's Junior Eurovision songs including the nation's three wins in 2008, 2011 and 2016.

The song is sung in Georgian, and when the lyrics are translated into English, they are particularly poetic. The ballad has big vocals from Andria, which are accompanied by orchestral backing with almost a Disney vibe.

Andria Putkaradze won the national section, Ranina in May 2024, however there was a delay in the announcement of Andria to represent Georgia. Ranina is the same format Georgia has used now for seven seasons. Held over five shows, a jury awards points for the following four criteria: vocals, performance, collaboration and artistry. Andria was one of three singers to make it to the last stage.

Watch the full show on Youtube here.

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