JuniorFest returns to Albanian Radio and Television

TIRANA, May 26 – Albanian Radio and Television has launched the new edition of JuniorFest. The festival has promoted and showcased young Albanian talents for years.

After memorable editions and successful performances, JuniorFest returns this year with a new artistic journey focused on music, creativity, and young performers. At the same time, the festival invites children and teenagers to present their talent on one of Albania’s main music stages for young artists.

In addition, organisers invited young singers, performers, and creators to join the festival. The event promotes talent and creativity. It also opens the path toward participation in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

According to Albanian Radio and Television, JuniorFest represents more than a music competition. The festival combines artistic experience, friendship, passion, and the opportunity to represent Albania on the international stage.

Meanwhile, Albanian Radio and Television announced that application details and participation criteria will be published soon.

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