Junior Eurovision 2021: France Télévisions provide information on the Opening Ceremony and Interval Acts

Junior Eurovision 2021: France Télévisions provide information on the Opening Ceremony and Interval Acts
Wednesday, 17 November 2021

  • During a press conference held by France Télévisions, the French organisers provided information on the Opening Ceremony and Interval Act of the upcoming Junior Eurovision Song Contest set for December 19 in Paris. 

    The clock is ticking and the date for the 19th edition of Junior Eurovision is getting day by day closer, with the French broadcaster, France Télévisions, bening in full steam making all the necessary preparations to present us a spectacular show. 

    The fnal show is scheduled for 16:00 CET on December 19, 2021 at the concert hall 'La Seine Musicale' and will see a total of 19 countries compete in this year's edition. 

    France Televisions held earlier today a press conference in which they revelaed all the details around the Opening Ceremony and the Interval act of  the contest. 

     

    Openining Ceremony

    The Opening Ceremony is set to take place in Studio Gabriel in the 8th arrondissement of Paris at 17:00 CET on December 13, 2021. 

    Host of the ceremony will be Charlee Moss, who is the daughter of Marie Myriam, the ESC 1977 winner. During the Opening Ceremony, three positions in the running order will be determined. The country that will appear first on stage, the country that will perform last and the position in which the host country will perform. Beside those three positions all the other will be decided by the contest's producers. 

     

    Interval Acts

     Just a few days before Ofenbach were confirmed as the opening acts of the show in La Seine Musicale. The confimred interval acts of  the show are : 

    Valentina, the young talented act that won last year's trophy with J'Imagine and brought the contest in France for the first time will be performing a Christmas version of her winning entry. 

    Barbara Pravi, the French Eurovision 2021 runner-up and co-writer of the French JESC 2020 entry, will perform her ESC 2021 entry “Voilà”.

    In addition, the performance of the common song "Imagine" will be the thrid interval act, the earnings of which will go to UNISEF, ambassadors of which are Valentina and JESC presenter Élodie Gossuin.

     

    News Source: Eurovoix