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 | |
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Madrid 2024 |
Grand Final
5th - 153 points
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Nice 2023 |
Grand Final
10th - 94 points
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Yerevan 2022 |
Grand Final
16th - 43 points
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Paris 2021 |
Grand Final
12th - 97 points
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Poland 2020 |
Chasing Sunsets
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Grand Final
8th - 100 points
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Gliwice-Silesia 2019 |
Grand Final
19th - 29 points
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Minsk 2018 |
Grand Final
5th - 181 points
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Tbilisi 2017 |
Grand Final
9th - 107 points
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Valletta 2016 |
Grand Final
6th - 191 points
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Sofia 2015 |
Grand Final
1st - 185 points
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Valletta 2014 |
Grand Final
4th - 116 points
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Kyiv 2013 |
Grand Final
1st - 130 points
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Minsk 2010 |
Grand Final
13th - 35 points
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Kyiv 2009 |
Grand Final
8th - 55 points
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Lemesos 2008 |
Grand Final
4th - 100 points
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Rotterdam 2007 |
Music
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Grand Final
12th - 37 points
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Bucharest 2006 |
Extra Cute
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Grand Final
11th - 48 points
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Hasselt 2005 |
Make It Right!
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Grand Final
16th - 18 points
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Lillehammer 2004 |
Power Of A Song
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Grand Final
12th - 14 points
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Copenhagen 2003 |
Like A Star
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Grand Final
7th - 56 points
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