Georgia and Andria Putkaradze were crowned the winners of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Madrid earlier today.

A total of 17 competing countries partook in a glamorous and glitzy competition which was organized by RTVE at Caja Magica in Madrid, Spain.

It is the very first time that Madrid, Spain and RTVE have ever hosted the JESC.

Georgia was declared the winner of JESC 2024 , followed by Portugal and Ukraine. Andria Putkaradze won the competition with his entry ‘To My Mom‘.

The show was hosted by Marc Clotet, Melani Garcia (Spain JESC 2019) and Ruth Lorenzo (Spain 2014).

Abraham Mateo was the interval act during the show.

Martin Österdahl (JESC Executive Supervisor/EBU) says:

2024 has been another remarkable year for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, brilliantly hosted by RTVE. This edition has truly highlighted the incredible talent and creativity of young artists from across Europe who all “bloomed” on stage.. Our deepest thanks go to RTVE for their outstanding organization and unwavering commitment to making this event a memorable celebration of youth and music. 

Congratulations to our deserving winner Andria whose stunning performance resonated with audiences across Europe, embodying the essence of what Junior Eurovision represents. Every performer on that stage has shown us the power of music and the vibrant spirit of our future stars.

Source: EBU/Corinne Cumming
Photo credit: EBU/RTVE