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Junior Eurovision 2026: Armenia wins with “Boo!”

Naré won in Malta on 24 October with 202 points. Here are the full results and how to rewatch the show from America.

The short answer
  • Armenia won with Naré's “Boo!”, 202 points
  • Spain finished second and France third
  • Rewatch free on the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel
  • The 2027 host hasn't been announced

Who won

ArmeniaNaré, “Boo!”
202Points
3rd winFor Armenia

Armenia's Naré won Junior Eurovision 2026 with “Boo!” and 202 points, 18 ahead of Spain. It's Armenia's third Junior Eurovision win and its first since 2021. Naré also topped the online vote. France's Alec won the jury vote and finished third overall.

Full results

#CountryArtist and songJuryOnlineTotal
1ArmeniaNaré
“Boo!”
10399202
2SpainLucas Paulano
“Cuore bello (te quiero, te quiero)”
10876184
3FranceAlec
“Comment tu vas?”
11451165
4San MarinoViolamarie
“Ruota panoramica”
7078148
5GeorgiaDavit Lomidze
“Sun on the Rooftops”
9451145
6PolandWiktor Sas
“Gravity”
8361144
7MaltaBeppe
“Blue Bird”
8650136
8NetherlandsMaria
“Stronger Together”
7155126
9UkraineErika Kolesnichenko
“Ne kolyskova”
3868106
10CyprusHarry Georgiou
“Who I Can Be”
524698
11ItalyMatteo Trullu
“Che cos'è l'amore?”
414687
12MontenegroMija Vujović
“Muzika nas spaja”
95968
13PortugalSalvador Rio
“Alma”
145064
14IrelandNaomi Gribben and Caleb Kirwan
“Níos Láidre”
204464
15AlbaniaEslin Kurti
“Kërce me mua”
194362
16North MacedoniaAna Stojanoska
“Idnata jas”
65157

How the voting worked

Professional juries from all sixteen countries made up half the result. The other half came from an online vote open to viewers around the world, including America, where each person picked three songs.

How to rewatch from America

The full show is on the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel, free and without commentary.

What's next

The 2027 host hasn't been announced. Since 2019 the winning broadcaster has had first refusal on hosting the next contest, so Armenia's AMPTV gets the first option. Armenia last hosted in 2022, in Yerevan.

Next on the calendar is Eurovision Asia in Bangkok on 14 November, then Eurovision 2027 in Burgas in May.

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