Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010
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The 8th Junior Euro Song Contest 2010 was held on November 20 in Minsk.
Belarus got the commitment due to numerous participations in the Euro Vision Song Contest (ESC ) and Junior Euro Song Contest ( JESC ) and the great popularity of the JESC in their own country. In addition, there sat a born Alexander Rybak, winner of the 54th Euro Vision Song Contest 2009 in Moscow, one of a host in Minsk.
- 3.1 Statistics of the twelve-point award
- 3.2 Retraction participants
- 3.3 International broadcasts, but without the participation
Venue
The Minsk Arena, which was completed in late 2009, was the arena for the JESC 2010., You can hold up to 15,000 people and was built especially for sports events. The Euro Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010 was the first major event in the arena.
Participant
The European Broadcasting Union originally wanted to publish the final list of participants in mid-June. However, since they needed more time to get in touch with all countries, this plan was initially rejected. End of July, the final list was announced. A total of 14 countries promised, including two returnees. With the promise of Moldova, it also succeeded first time in four years to win a new entrant for the competition.
Returning performers
Scoring
Statistics of the twelve-point award
- All countries were given at the beginning of 12 points, which is why no country could reach 0 points. In gratitude for his work in the Junior Euro Song Contest Executive Supervisor Svante Stockselius also received 12 points.