While Malta has yet to win the Eurovision Song Contest, they have had lots of success in Junior Eurovision.

Their first victory came in 2013 thanks to Gaia Cauchi and her song The Start, which topped the scoreboard with 130 points. 

Destiny Chukunyere provided a second Maltese win with her mega-bop Not My Soul; she would later represent Malta in the grown-up Contest at Rotterdam 2021 (and the cancelled Rotterdam 2020).

The island nation has hosted Junior Eurovision twice: first in Malta Shipbuilding in Marsa (2014) and then at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta (2016).

Participation history

Event Contestant Song Place
Madrid 2024
Ramires Sciberras
Stilla Ċkejkna
Grand Final
5th - 153 points
Nice 2023
Yulan
Stronger
Grand Final
10th - 94 points
Yerevan 2022
Gaia Gambuzza
Diamonds In The Skies
Grand Final
16th - 43 points
Paris 2021
Ike & Kaya
My Home
Grand Final
12th - 97 points
Poland 2020
Chanel Monseigneur
Chasing Sunsets
Grand Final
8th - 100 points
Gliwice-Silesia 2019
Eliana Gomez Blanco
We Are More
Grand Final
19th - 29 points
Minsk 2018
Ela
Marchin'On
Grand Final
5th - 181 points
Tbilisi 2017
Gianluca Cilia
Dawra Tond
Grand Final
9th - 107 points
Valletta 2016
Christina Magrin
Parachute
Grand Final
6th - 191 points
Sofia 2015
Destiny Chukunyere
Not My Soul
Grand Final
1st - 185 points
Valletta 2014
Federica Falzon
Diamonds
Grand Final
4th - 116 points
Kyiv 2013
Gaia Cauchi
The Start
Grand Final
1st - 130 points
Minsk 2010
Nicole
Knock Knock!….Boom! Boom!
Grand Final
13th - 35 points
Kyiv 2009
Francesca & Mikaela
Double Trouble
Grand Final
8th - 55 points
Lemesos 2008
Daniel Testa
Junior Swing
Grand Final
4th - 100 points
Rotterdam 2007
Cute
Music
Grand Final
12th - 37 points
Bucharest 2006
Sophie Debattista
Extra Cute
Grand Final
11th - 48 points
Hasselt 2005
Thea & Friends
Make It Right!
Grand Final
16th - 18 points
Lillehammer 2004
Young Talent Team
Power Of A Song
Grand Final
12th - 14 points
Copenhagen 2003
Sarah Harrison
Like A Star
Grand Final
7th - 56 points