Chloe DelaRosa will represent Host Country Spain at Junior Eurovision

Spain has revealed the singer that will represent the Host Country when the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest comes to Madrid's Caja Mágica on Saturday 16 November. 

Chloe DelaRosa will follow in the footsteps of Sandra Valero, whose Loviu gave Spain a 2nd-place result at Junior Eurovision 2023 in Nice. 

Who is Chloe DelaRosa?

Chloe describes herself as a 'cantista', which is a combination of the words singer and artist in Spanish ('cantante' and 'artista'). She began performing at the age of three, but it wasn't until lockdown in 2020 that she started recording. 

On social media, she recorded covers of songs by well-known Spanish and Latin American artists, such as Alejandro Sanz, C. Tangana, Dani Martín, Camilo, Carlos Vives and Marc Anthony; videos that many of them would share on their own social media, and which would go on to become viral, introducing Chloe to audiences all over the world. 

Since then, Chloe has released several songs and music videos of her own, and she has gotten to perform on stage at popular festivals, with hit Spanish artists like Remedios Amaya, Andy & Lucas and La Húngara.

A record-breaking selection

Just over two months ago, on 14 May, RTVE opened the online casting for the Spanish entry to Junior Eurovision 2024. 

A total of 290 applications were received; more than double the number in 2023 and a new record for the highest number of applications received in Spain for taking part in Junior Eurovision. 

Spanish broadcaster RTVE is already in the process of selecting the perfect song for Chloe DelaRosa to represent Spain at Junior Eurovision in November. The song is expected to be revealed in September.  

You can now stream the official #JESC2024 album and watch all 17 songs over on the official #JESC YouTube channel! 

Make sure to keep up to date with all the latest news and BTS action by following #JESC2024 on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, before Junior Eurovision returns LIVE from the Caja Mágica in Madrid, Spain, on Saturday 16 November.

You can watch the show live on the #JESC YouTube channel and don't forget to vote for your favourites over at JESC.TV when voting opens!