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France wins Junior Eurovision 2023

Zoé Clauzure's 'Cœur' becomes the third French song to win Junior Eurovision.

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France has won Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023 held in Nice.

Zoé Clauzure’s  ‘Cœur’ becomes the third French song to win Junior Eurovision.

Martin Österdahl, the Contest’s Executive Supervisor, said: “France TV has delivered an exceptional edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, showcasing the talent and diversity of young artists from across Europe. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to France TV for their remarkable organization, passion, and dedication in making the 2023 Contest a resounding success.

“Congratulations to the deserving winner, Zoé Clauzure from France, whose outstanding performance captivated audiences around the world and exemplified the spirit of Junior Eurovision. Everyone who performed on the stage here in Nice are true Heroes.”

Australia has competed 5 times since 2015 with the last in 2019, twice finishing third.

  1. 🇫🇷 France / Zoé Clauzure – Cœur (228 Points)
  2. 🇪🇸 Spain / Sandra Valero – Loviu (201 Points)
  3. 🇦🇲 Armenia / Yan Girls – Do It My Way (180 Points)
  4. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom / STAND UNIQU3 – Back To Life (160 Points)
  5. 🇺🇦 Ukraine / Anastasia Dymyd – Kvitka (128 Points)
  6. 🇵🇱 Poland / Maja Krzyżewska – I Just Need A Friend (124 Points)
  7. 🇳🇱 Netherlands / Sep & Jasmijn – Holding On To You (122 Points)
  8. 🇦🇱 Albania / Viola Gjyzeli – Bota Ime (115 Points)
  9. 🇩🇪 Germany / FIA – Ohne Worte (107 Points)
  10. 🇲🇹 Malta / Yulan – Stronger (94 Points)
  11. 🇮🇹 Italy / Melissa & Ranya – Un Mondo Giusto (81 Points)
  12. 🇲🇰 North Macedonia / Tamara Grujeska – Kaži Mi, Kaži Mi Koj (76 Points)
  13. 🇵🇹 Portugal / Júlia Machado – Where I Belong (75 Points)
  14. 🇬🇪 Georgia / Anastasia & Ranina – Over The Sky (74 Points)
  15. 🇪🇪 Estonia / ARHANNA – Hoiame Kokku (49 Points)
  16. 🇮🇪 Ireland / Jessica McKean – Aisling (42 Points)

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  1. Is this being broadcast in Australia this year? It should be as there is focus on foreign language learning (LOTE, Languages Other Than English) in schools nowadays. It’s a show that the school age children can learn from leisurely without pressure, even as a basic introduction to foreign cultures and languages.

    1. The Junior Eurovision Song Contest hasn’t been broadcast in Australia since 2019. ABC used to have the rights, it reverted back to SBS, and they’ve essentially lost interest in it.

      1. It should be on SBS at least, if not ABC ME. SBS educational programs and shows, such as Child Genius, Letters & Numbers and even School Torque will be listed in additional school documents.

        1. Honestly, I think it’s weird SBS aren’t broadcasting it either. It would cost almost nothing to air, and would probably even be sold in as part of the regular Eurovision package. They could air it on delay and at a time that would work well for kids and teens. I get that it’s not a ratings powerhouse, but part of being a public broadcaster means that not all of your programs need to be about ratings and can instead be about cultural and educational importance.

          1. That’s true. I agree, as it’ll be on the VOD services, or be added to school library archives. It doesn’t matter if Australia has an entrant or not. Many students are speaking languages other than English at home.

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