12-Year-Old from Lezha Will Represent Albania at Sanremo Junior 2026

Ambra Marku, a 12-year-old from Lezha with a unique voice and artistic performance, has been chosen to represent Albania at Sanremo Junior 2026. This is one of the most prestigious stages for young artists worldwide.

Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Sports, Blendi Gonxhja, announced that Ambra will perform the song “Valsi i Lumturisë”. She will bring not only her beautiful interpretation but also a piece of Albanian spirit and tradition.

The song is expected to convey strong emotions. Moreover, it will reflect Albanian cultural values and share a part of the country’s artistic identity with the international audience.

Ambra represents a new generation of artists. They grow with passion, dedication, and pride in their roots.

“We wish her success on this journey and a brilliant continuation of her talent on stage,” Gonxhja said.

Sanremo Junior 2026 is a major international music event for children and adolescents. It is held annually and gathers young talents from around the world, usually aged 6–15. It is the youth version of the famous Festival di Sanremo.

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