Belarus

Photo: Egor Kunovsky

Countries

Belarus

Full name

Republic of Belarus

Capital

Minsk

Participations

First participation

2003 (Volha Satsiuk)

Victories

2007 (Alexey Zhigalkovich) 2005 (Ksenia Sitnik)

Hosts

Minsk 2018 Minsk 2010

Broadcasters

BTRC

Belarus has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest every year since the competition began in 2003. The country has won the contest twice, in 2005 and 2007.

Belarus is one of the most successful countries in Junior Eurovision with two victories to date. In total the country has finished inside the top five on eight occasions. In 2010 the contest was held in Minsk and in 2018 the country hosted the Junior Eurovision Song Contest for the second time.

Poland 2020

Arina Pehtereva

Aliens

Participation history

Event	Contestant	Song	Place
Copenhagen 2003	Volha Satsiuk	Tantsuy	103 points 4th
Lillehammer 2004	Egor Volchek	Spjavajtse So Mnoj	9 points 14th
Hasselt 2005	Ksenia Sitnik	My Vmeste	149 points 1st
Bucharest 2006	Andrey Kunets	Noviy Den	129 points 2nd
Rotterdam 2007	Alexey Zhigalkovich	S Druz'yami	137 points 1st
Lemesos 2008	Dasha, Alina & Karina	Sertse Belarusi	86 points 6th
Kyiv 2009	Yury Demidovich	Volshebnyi Krolik	48 points 9th
Minsk 2010	Daniil Kozlov	Muzyki Svet	85 points 5th
Yerevan 2011	Lidiya Zablotskaya	Angely Dobra	99 points 3rd
Amsterdam 2012	Egor Zheshko	A More-More	56 points 9th
Kyiv 2013	Ilya Volkov	Poy so Mnoy	108 points 3rd
Valletta 2014	Nadezhda Misyakova	Sokal (Falcon)	71 points 7th
Sofia 2015	Ruslan Aslanov	Volshebstvo (Magic)	105 points 4th
Valletta 2016	Alexander Minyonok	Musyka moih pobed (Music is my only way)	177 points 7th
Tbilisi 2017	Helena Meraai	I Am The One	149 points 5th
Minsk 2018	Daniel Yastremski	Time	114 points 11th
Gliwice-Silesia 2019	Liza Misnikova	Pepelny (Ashen)	92 points 11th
Poland 2020	Arina Pehtereva	Aliens