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Naré has won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 for Armenia with BOO!. The young singer finished first in the competition in Ta’ Qali, Malta, earning 202 points from the national juries and online vote. Spain finished in second place with 184 points.
Naré wins Junior Eurovision 2026
Naré represented Armenia at the 24th Junior Eurovision Song Contest with the song BOO!. The performance impressed the juries and viewers, securing the country’s victory.
The contest took place on 24 October 2026 at the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre in Ta’ Qali. Sixteen countries competed for the trophy.
How the voting unfolded
Armenia finished Junior Eurovision 2026 with 202 points. Naré received 103 points from the national juries and 99 points from the online vote for BOO!.
Spain secured second place with 184 points, while France finished third with 165 points.
Armenia’s Junior Eurovision history
Armenia has won Junior Eurovision twice. Vladimir Arzumanyan claimed the country’s first victory in 2010 with Mama, while Maléna secured its second win in 2021 with Qami Qami. Armenia has also hosted the contest, including the 2011 and 2022 editions. Naré’s result adds to the country’s history as one of Junior Eurovision’s established participants.
What happens next?
Armenia will celebrate its new Junior Eurovision champion following the contest in Malta. The result concludes the 2026 competition and adds another winner to the contest’s history.
