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Par Ruins Dungeon

The **Par Ruins** are located in the nook of the mountains northeast of Vales. Rumor has it that a witch resides within.

Note that without Stomp or some form of magic attack, the endemic Bandersnatch will be very difficult to deal with.

## **Normal**

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Anything
**Number of Floors:** 1
**Visible Floors:** All

### **Monsters**

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Old Ice Mimic
	+ Small Ice Worm
	+ Snow Imp (rare spawn)
	+ White Wicked Penguin
	+ Bandersnatch
* **Boss**
	+ Bandersnatch x6
	+ Giant Bandersnatch x1

### **Rewards**

* Broken Log (prefix: Lively - suffixes: Farmer, Baby, Soldier, Fighter)
* Snow Crystal
* 80 Exploration Exp
* Mana Herb(s)
* Magic Powder x2 ~ 4
* Gold ~303~665~

## **Snow Crystal**

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Snow Crystal
**Number of Floors:** 3
**Visible Floors:** None

* You can get a Snow Crystal as a reward from the normal version of this dungeon.

### **Monsters**

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Ice Bear
	+ Bandersnatch
	+ Ice Bison
	+ Ice Hyena
	+ Ice Mimic
	+ Shrieker
	+ Snow Imp
	+ Snow Zombie
* **Boss**
	+ Wendigo x1
	+ Mirror Witch[1] x1

#### **Notes**

1. To fight the Mirror Witch, you must have a Giant in the party to defeat the Wendigo, by using an Ice Pole. The Ice Pole falls onto the ground when the Wendigo uses Stomp.

### **Rewards**

* Gold (~5,272~)
* Magic Powder
* HP 50 Potion
* Hatchet
	+ Prefix:
		- Mongoose
		- Fennec Fox
		- Desert Spider
	+ Suffix
		- Muscular
		- Weak

Blue Upgrade Stone

Red Upgrade Stone

## **Generation 8 : Unicorm**

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Unicorn Powder
**Number of Floors:** 1
**Visible Floors:** All
**Notes:** Part of the Mirror of Memory quest from Generation 8 mainstream storyline.

### Monsters

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Old Ice Mimic
	+ Small Ice Worm
	+ White Wicked Penguin
	+ Bandersnatch
* **Boss**
	+ Unicorn x1

### **Rewards**

* Broken Log (prefix: Lively - suffixes: Farmer, Baby, Soldier, Fighter)
* Snow Crystal
* 80 Exploration Exp
* Magic Powder x2 ~ 4
* Gold ~700
* Mana Herb

## **Generation 10 : Kirine's Ruins Pass**

Similar to Normal, except that first room always spawns Old Ice Mimic x3, and Old Ice Mimics always drop Iria Emblem Cubes for the Cube Collection Book.

Clearing this dungeon counts for the "Clear Par Dungeon" journal achievement.

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Kirine's Ruins Pass
**Number of Floors:** 1
**Visible Floors:** All

### **Monsters**

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Old Ice Mimic
	+ Small Ice Worm
	+ White Wicked Penguin
	+ Bandersnatch
* **Boss**
	+ Bandersnatch x6
	+ Giant Bandersnatch x1

### **Rewards**

* Broken Log (suffixes: Baby)
* Magic Powder x3
* Mana Herb x3
* Gold ~290~669~
Sword Mastery

The sword is the choice weapon in close range combat. Sword Mastery is a skill that must be trained so that the sword can be used for deadly attacks. This skill will not teach you any specific moves you can use with your sword. However, it will make you more proficient with the sword so that you can maximize its effect.

## **Details**

* Passively increases the melee Damage and Balance when using Sword (both one-handed and two-handed) weapons.
* At rank 9, Sword Mastery begins to add Dex.

## **Training Method**

### **Rank D**

 Defeat an enemy with Sword.
 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.

### **Rank C**

 Defeat an enemy with Sword.
 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.

### **Rank B**

 Defeat an enemy with Sword.
 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.
 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.

### **Rank A**

 Defeat an enemy with Sword.
 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.
 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 9**

 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.
 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 8**

 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.
 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 7**

 Defeat Strong enemy with Sword.
 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 6**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 5**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 4**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank** **3**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 2**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword.
 Defeat a Boss-level enemy with Sword.

### **Rank 1**

 Defeat an Awful enemy with Sword
 Defeat a Boss enemy with Sword
21

The winner of 21st edition is Estonia with 403 points. Poland and Germany competed in the top 3.

From members of "Big 5", Germany placed 3rd, United Kingdom finished in joint 11th, Italy placed 15th, France finished 23rd and Spain finished 25th.

From other automatic qualifiers, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia and Montenegro gained another automatic qualification, finishing 4th, 7th, 8th, 13th respectively, North Macedonia finished 14th, Ukraine finished 17th, Romania finished 19th, Netherlands finished 21st, previous winners Portugal finished 24th, Bulgaria and Switzerland placed pre-last and last respectively.

The host country Cyprus finished 18th.

**Semifinal**

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
Combat Mastery

Combat Mastery skill is an essential skill for more effective engagement in close-quarter combat. This skill is based on discipline of the body rather than knowledge. With high Combat Mastery skill, you deliver more powerful attacks than someone who is not using this skill. While this skill does not have fancy, conspicuous effects like other skills, it has an automatic, general effect in close-quarter combat.

## **Details**

* A higher rank of this skill with increase both minimum and maximum damage, maximum HP, Strength, and Dexterity. It also raises the balance of melee attacks.
* Combat Mastery adds 10 Hit Points per rank.
* The Max/Min Damage and Balance from Combat Mastery only affects melee combat. Thus Combat Mastery does not directly affect Ranged or Magic attacks.

## **Summary**

\***Note**: MaxHP from Combat Mastery does not contribute to Stat-based Combat Power.

## **Obtaining the Skill**

* All characters receive Combat Mastery upon character creation.
Yang Yi

杨羿, Yáng Yì

**Yang Yi** (杨羿, *Yáng Yì*) nacido el 24 de noviembre de 1994 en Heilongjiang, China, es un cantante y bailarín chino, que se encuentra trabajando bajo el manejo de la agencia *A.I.F Entertainment*.

Fue participante de la primera temporada de Idol Producer. Al iniciar el programa, se le otorgó un puesto dentro de la Clase B pero, durante la re-evaluación, fue transferido de manera definitiva a la Clase C.

Fue eliminado durante la primera eliminación del programa, obteniendo el puesto #85, sin posibilidad de avanzar a la final e ingresar al top 9 ganador.

## Participación en Discografía

* Idol Producer

**Canción del show**

* Ei Ei

**Presentaciones**

* Hua Chen Yu - Codename Contra
Pantay Ruins Dungeon

*"They say something strange has begun to stir, a storm approaches Cor Village.*

*Can it be stopped, or might the twisted hands of forgotten gods and unspeakable evils from another land make wreckage of the tribes of Courcle?"*

Pantay Ruins Dungeon is a dungeon that can be found in Pantay Swamp just slightly northeast of the dragonfly mark, A dungeon created by the MabiPro team, its mysteries are worth it for players who wish to challenge the monsters within this dungeon.

## **Pantay Normal**

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Any

**Number of Floors:** 1

### **Monsters**

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Dragonfly
	+ Carnivorous Plant
	+ Stone Mimic
	+ Swarmer
	+ Jungle Cobra
	+ Alligator
	+ Black Spider
	+ Gray Jungle Wolf

* **Boss**
	+ Small Argus
	+ Carnivorous Plant

### **Rewards**

* HP 50 Potion
* MP 50 Potion
* Excavated Artifact
* Gold (526~894)
* Bloody Herb
* Pantay Coin
* Fine Leather
* Dragonfly Wings

## **Tiny Dragonfly Token**

### **General Info**

**Drop Item:** Tiny Dragonfly Token

**Number of Floors:**  3

### **Monsters**

* **Regular Spawns**
	+ Gorgon
	+ Diamond Mask Ghost
	+ Head Hobgoblin
	+ Chonchon
	+ Giant Dragonfly
	+ Hobgoblin Warrior
	+ Hobgoblin Archer
	+ Hobgoblin Witch Doctor
	+ Bog Creature
	+ Stone Mimic
	+ Man-eating Plant
	+ Chupacabra
	+ Dragonfly
	+ Brown Lizard Witch
	+ Ascended Python
* **Boss 1**
	+ Carnivorous Plant
	+ Dragonfly Monarch
		- Dragonfly (Spawn)
		- Bug Bomb (Spawn)
* **Boss 2**
	+ Dragonfly Monarch
		- Dragonfly (spawn)

### **Rewards**

* **End Dungeon Chest Rewards**
	+ Shyllien Crystal
	+ Pantay Coin
	+ Magic Golem Crystal
	+ Special Dye Ampoule
	+ Lost Recovery Potion
	+ Four-Leaf Clover
	+ Healing Sprite Crystal
	+ Wound Remedy
	+ Sundial Artifact
* **End boss 2 rewards**
	+ Rose's Thorn
	+ Red Upgrade Stone
	+ Blue Upgrade Stone
	+ Combo Card
	+ Mystic Pearl
	+ Magic Golem Crystal
	+ **Enchant:** Crafty
	+ **Enchant:**  Smooth
	+ HP potion 100
	+ **Blacksmith Manual:** Broken Horn Hunter's Helmet
	+ Mace of Mercy
	+ Healing Sprite Crystal
	+ Sundial Artifact
	+ Shamanic Herb
	+ **Mission:** Seeking the Cryptid (Elite)
	+ **Mission:** Jungle Warfare (Elite)
	+ Voight's Outfit

## **Other Variants**

Due to the amount of variants there are, **Pantay Plant Part Variants** and **Pantay Dragonfly Part Variants** can be found in the links below.

* Pantay Plant Part Variants
* Pantay Dragonfly Part Variants
25

The winner of 25th edition is Serbia with 291 points. Italy and Malta competed the top 3, the latter gained their first automatic qualification for the grand final in next edition.

From members of "Big 5", Italy placed 2nd, France finished 4th, United Kingdom finished 14th, Germany placed 20th and the host country Spain earned place in the bottom five, finishing in dissapointing 24th place.

From other automatic qualifiers, Slovenia, Ukraine and Azerbaijan gained another automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition, finishing 7th, 10th and 13th respectively, others failed to make it on the left side of the scoreboard, with Iceland finishing 16th, Estonia finishing 17th, Sweden finishing 18th, Norway, Belgium, Finland, Israel, San Marino and Czech Republic all placed in the bottom of the scoreboard, finishing 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 25th, 26th and last respectively, the latter also scored zero points, becoming the second finalist after the host country of 12th edition United Kingdom to score zero points.

### Semifinal

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
Jordan Anthony

**Jordan Anthony Rabbone** (born 17 December 2004) is an Australian singer. In May 2019, at the age of 14, he auditioned for the eighth season of *The Voice Australia*, where he was mentored by Delta Goodrem and finished in fourth place. He represented Australia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019 with the song "We Will Rise" and at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 with the song "Up to Dream".

**We Will Rise**

"We Will Rise" is a song by Australian singer Jordan Anthony. It represented Australia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019.

## 2019-2020: Junior Eurovision Song Contest

In Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019, Jordan Anthony represented Australia with the song "We Will Rise".

In the first semifinal, he performed 2nd, after Latvia and before Malta. He qualified to the grand final and finished 3rd with 126 points.

In the grand final, he performed 12th, after Latvia and before Italy. He finished 25th (second last) with 31 points and Australia archieved their worst result in the grand final.

In Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020, Jordan Anthony represented Australia with the song "Up to Dream".

In the first semifinal, he performed 17th, after Ukraine and before Lithuania. He failed to qualify to the grand final and finished 14th with 53 points, making the first time in history of Junior Eurovision Song Contest, that Australia failed to qualify.
Miss Calvados

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**2014 :** Daphné Bruman

·
**2014 1D :** Pauline Brault

·
**2014 2D :** Julie Russeau

·
**2012 :** Pauline Llorca

·
**2012 1D :** Karen Lebrethon

·
**2012 2D :** Florence Schacher

·
**2009 :** Malika Menard

·
**2009 1D :** Céline Danjou

·
**2009 2D :** Pauline Hodbert

·
**2008 :** Marie-Line Pardoel

·
**2008 1D :** Audrey Salle

·
**2008 2D :** Aloise Quesne

·
**2007 :** Stéphanie Vast

·
**2006 :** Angélique Perini
Junior Eurovision Song Contest Wiki

**Welcome to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest Wiki!**

Organisation
Vladislav Yakovlev, EBU executive supervisor from 2013 to 2015

The contest is produced each year by the European Broadcasting Union. The executive supervisor of every contest since 2003 has been Svante Stockselius who also heads the "Steering Group" that decides on the rules of the contest, which broadcaster hosts the next contest and oversees the entire production of each programme. In 2011, he was succeeded by Sietse Bakker. In 2013, Vladislav Yakovlev took over the position of the EBU executive supervisor. An announcement was made in December 2015, regarding the contract termination of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest Executive Supervisor Vladislav Yakovlev. Yakovlev was fired without any clear reasons after three contests, and was replaced by Jon Ola Sand who has been Executive Supervisor for the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011. On 30 September 2019, Sand announced his intention to step down as Executive Supervisor and Head of Live Events after the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Steering Group meetings tend to include the "Heads of Delegation" whose principal job is to liaise between the EBU and the broadcaster they represent. It is also their duty to make sure that the performers are never left alone without an adult and to "create a team atmosphere amongst the [performers] and to develop their experience and a sense of community."

The list of executive supervisors of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest appointed by the EBU since the first edition (2003) is the following:

## **Junior Eurovision logo and theme**

The former generic logo was introduced for the [Eurovision Song Contest 2008|2008 Junior Eurovision Song Contest] in Cyprus, to create a consistent visual identity. Each year of the contest, the host country creates a sub-theme which is usually accompanied and expressed with a sub-logo and slogan. The theme and slogan are announced by the [Broadcasting Union|EBU] and the host country's national broadcaster.

The generic logo was revamped in March 2015, seven years after the first generic logo was created. The logo was used for the first time in the [Junior Eurovision Song Contest|2015 Junior Eurovision Song Contest], the 13th edition of the contest.

### **Slogans**

Since the 2005 contest, slogans have been introduced in the show. The slogan is decided by the host broadcaster and based on the slogan, the theme and the visual design are developed.

## Winning entries

Further information: List of Junior Eurovision Song Contest winners

Overall, eleven countries have won the contest since the inaugural contest in Template:Escyr. Seven have won the contest once: Armenia, Croatia, Italy, Poland, Spain, Ukraine, and the Netherlands. Three have won the contest twice: Belarus, Malta and Russia; while Georgia has won three times. Croatia, Italy and France have so far only won once.
Germany in Junior Eurovision Song Contest

**Germany** first competed in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2003. Their best result has been achieved in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008. Their worst result has been achieved in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011.

## Germany

### Worst result

Last: 2011

* 2005
* 2006
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009
* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
MabiPro Generations List

Mabinogi Professional consists currently of Generations 1-13. The list of Generations (as well as transformation guides) to navigate through more easily can be found here along with the custom quest-lines of Mabinogi Professional.

Generation 1: Advent of the GoddessGeneration 2: PaladinGeneration 3: Dark KnightBecoming Dark KnightElves : FalconGiants : BeastGeneration 7: Ancient Secrets of IrinidGeneration 8: DragonGeneration 9: AlchemistGeneration 10: Goddess of LightGeneration 11: Sword of the GodsGeneration 12: Return of the HeroGeneration 13: HamletMabiPro Custom: Beneath The Jungle DreamingCrossing of the Fomors
Li Rang

李让, Lǐ Ràng

**Li Rang** (李让, *Lǐ Ràng*) nacido el 04 de diciembre de 1993 en Guangdong, China, es un cantante y bailarín chino, que se encuentra trabajando bajo el manejo de la agencia *CNC Records*.

Fue participante de la primera temporada de Idol Producer. Al iniciar el programa, se le otorgó un puesto dentro de la Clase C pero, durante la re-evaluación, fue transferido de manera definitiva a la Clase D.

Fue eliminado durante la tercera eliminación del programa, obteniendo el puesto #34, sin posibilidad de avanzar a la final e ingresar al top 9 ganador.

## Participación en Discografía

* Idol Producer

**Canción del show**

* Ei Ei

**Presentaciones**

* Jason Derulo - Get Ugly
* DJ Snake - Turn Down for What
* Boom Boom Boom
* Zero
19

19th edition. The winner was Lithuania with 340 points, Latvia and Russia competed the top 3.

From members of "Big 5", the host country France finished in joint 4th place with Australia, Spain finished 16th, Germany placed 21st, Italy placed 24th and United Kingdom placed 27th and last.

From other automatic qualifiers, Russia placed 3rd, Bosnia and Herzegovina placed 7th, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Serbia and Ukraine also gained another automatic qualification, finishing 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th, Armenia and Romania placed 14th and 15th, Finland placed 17th, Estonia placed 19th, Sweden placed 23rd and Belgium placed 26th and pre-last.

**Semifinal**

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
What I Miss

## What I Miss (Reminiscing)

**What I Miss (Reminiscing)** (我懷念的, *Wǒ Huái Niàn De*) es una de las canciones que formaron parte de las rondas de evaluaciones, cantada originalmente por la artista *Stefanie Sun (孫燕姿)*. La presentación de dicha canción se llevó a cabo en el Episodio 6 de la primera temporada de Idol Producer.

## Letra

* Romanización

Wǒ wèn wèi shé me

liǎng gè rén chuán jiǎn xùn gěi wǒ

ér nǐ wèi shé me

bù jiě shì dī zhe tóu chén mò

wǒ gāi xiāng xìn nǐ hěn ài wǒ

bù yuàn yì fū yǎn wǒ

hái shì míng bái nǐ yǐ

bù xiǎng wǎn huí shén me

xiǎng wèn wèi shé me

wǒ bù zài shì nǐ de kuài lè

kě shì wèi shé me

què kǔ xiào shuō wǒ dū dǒng le

zì zūn cháng cháng jiāng rén tuō zhe

bǎ ài dū zǒu qǔ zhé

jiǎ zhuāng liǎo jiě shì pà

zhēn xiàng tài chì luǒ luǒ

láng bèi bǐ shī qù nán shòu

wǒ huái niàn de shì wú huà bù shuō

wǒ huái niàn de shì yīqǐ zuò mèng

wǒ huái niàn de shì zhēng chǎo yǐ hòu

hái shì xiǎng yào ài nǐ de chōng dòng

wǒ jì dé nà nián shēng rì

yě jì dé nà yī shǒu gē

jì dé nà piàn xīng kōng

zuì jǐn de yòu shǒu

zuì nuǎn de xiōng kǒu

shéi jì dé

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

xiǎng wèn wèi shé me

wǒ bù zài shì nǐ de kuài lè

kě shì wèi shé me

què kǔ xiào shuō wǒ dū dǒng le

zì zūn cháng cháng jiāng rén tuō zhe

bǎ ài dū zǒu qǔ zhé

jiǎ zhuāng liǎo jiě shì pà

zhēn xiàng tài chì luǒ luǒ

láng bèi bǐ shī qù nán shòu

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ huái niàn de

wǒ wǒ wǒ wǒ (wǒ)

wǒ huái niàn de shì wú huà bù shuō

wǒ huái niàn de shì yī qǐ zuò mèng

wǒ huái niàn de shì zhēng chǎo yǐ hòu

hái shì xiǎng yào ài nǐ de chōng dòng (wǒ)

wǒ huái niàn de

shì wú yán gǎn dòng

wǒ huái niàn de

shì jué duì chì rè

wǒ huái niàn de

shì nǐ hěn jī dòng

qiú wǒ yuán liàng bào dé wǒ dū tòng

wǒ jì dé nǐ zài bèi hòu

ye jì dé wǒ chàn dǒu zhe

jì dé gǎn jué xiōng yǒng

zuì měi de yān huǒ

zuì chǎng de xiāng yōng

Tài ài le

suǒ yǐ wǒ

méi yǒu kū

## Participantes

**Participantes:**
* You Zhang Jing
* Han Mu Bo
* Chen Li Nong
* Li Quan Zhe

## Votos

 Han Mu Bo | 176
 Chen Li Nong | 115
 Li Quan Zhe | 295

**Notas:**

* Después de la presentación del grupo, la audiencia en vivo tiene la oportunidad de votar por su miembro favorito.
* Al finalizar las evaluaciones, se le otorgaran 50,000 votos al miembro que se posicione primero en su equipo y 100,000 votos adicionales para el aprendiz ganador de cada categoría.

## Navegación

 Apertura
**Vocal:** **What I Miss** ✦ Ai Ni ✦ Little Half ✦ Shape of You ✦ Always Online
 Evaluación de Concepto
 Evaluación Especial con Mentor
MC Jin: Zero
 Evaluación Final
Zuo Ye

左叶, Zuǒ Yè

**Zuo Ye** (左叶, *Zuǒ Yè*) nacido el 18 de marzo de 2001 en Sichuan, China, es un cantante y bailarín chino, que se encuentra trabajando bajo el manejo de la agencia *OACA Entertainment*.

Fue participante de la primera temporada de Idol Producer. Al iniciar el programa, se le otorgó un puesto dentro de la Clase F pero, durante la re-evaluación, fue transferido de manera definitiva a la Clase D.

Fue eliminado durante la segunda eliminación del programa, obteniendo el puesto #36, sin posibilidad de avanzar a la final e ingresar al top 9 ganador.

## Participación en Discografía

* Idol Producer

**Canción del show**

* Ei Ei

**Presentaciones**

* Li Yu Chun - Dance to the Music
* Lay Zhang - Sheep
Smash

At your first opportunity, use the Smash skill to nearby enemies. This powerful attack skill will send them flying. If your enemy repeats the cycle of repeating and defending at your coming onslaught, don't hesitate to seize the battle initiative by using a powerful skill like Smash.

## **Details**

* Attacks the target with one strong blow.
* From rank 9, this skill will start to add Strength and Will.
* At rank 5, this skill can cause Splash Damage.
	+ The Radius and Angle of the splash is dependent on the weapon used.
* Causes the opponent to fly back (distance 1000) and get knocked down.
* Ignores the effects of the Defense skill, but not the defense or protection stat.
* Countered when the opponent hits the user with normal attack.
* Many skills, such as Counterattack, Windmill or Charge, can counter Smash.
	+ Also, a nearby player can use Counterattack and the Splash created will bounce back to the Smasher if Smash rank is at 5-1.
* If two parties try to Smash each other (player vs. monster or player vs. player), the person with the better connection and/or most up-to-date attack order will be dealing the damage. You may have a better chance to do the damage if you spam the mouse attack button or enable Automated Combat mode.
* A few monsters automatically counter if Smash is used against them as first hit. (ex. Gorgons)
* Smash animation is dependent on your weapon and race.
* Smash cannot be used with a bow equipped.
* If Smash is used against a monster with Windmill loaded but does not use it when players come into range, the monster will immediately execute Windmill prior to being Smashed but appear to be stunned by Smash's animation until Windmill's spinning animation would end. This can also happen vise versa; the player being stunned by the monster's Smash with the monster hit by Windmill.
* Unlike other knock down attacks, the target who has been Smashed successfully cannot be attacked until they hit the ground.

## Obtaining the Skill

### Human

* Talk to Trefor before you hunt 5 Young Brown Foxes in Rescue Resident.
	+ Until you clear the mission, you will not be able to raise your Smash to F.

Or,

* Talk to Lassar about skills. You will receive the book ***An Easy Guide To Smash Skill***.

Or,

* Take the Basic Combat Mission classes in school from Ranald.

### Elf

* Learned during the *Practice Defense* beginner quest.

### Giant

* Learned during the *Defense training* beginner quest.
Camille Haven Beck

Camille Haven Beck - the winner of sixth season "The Voice. Kids" in Denmark and the singer who represent Iceland in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019 and 2020.

## 2019-2020: The Voice Kids and Junior Eurovision Song Contest

Camille Haven Beck won the season 6 of The Voice Kids with song "Listen" in the final.

In September 4, she was selected as Icelandic representative in Junior Eurovision 2019.

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In Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019, she was performed 9th, after Denmark and before Bosnia and Herzegovina. She failed to qualify and finished 19th with 14 points, received 12 points from Denmark and 2 points from Israel.

Camille Haven Beck once again was selected as Icelandic representative in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020. She performed five songs: "Over and Over", "Echoes", "Thinking of my heart", "I won't forget" and "I will not surrender". "Over and Over", "Echoes" and "I will not surrender" qualified to the superfinal. Song "I will not surrender" won the national final with 60,4%, while "Echoes" finished as runner-up with 26,2% and "Over and Over" finished as second runner-up with 13,4%.

Superfinal

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In Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020, she performed 19th, after North Macedonia and before Portugal. This time, she qualified to the grand final and finished 1st with 102 points.

In the grand final, Camille once again performed 19th, after Finland and before Azerbaijan and finished 16th with 78 points. Camille received 10 points from Denmark, from another south countries Camille received 8 points from Finland, 7 points from Norway and 6 points from Sweden.
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021** was the 19th annual edition and was held at La Seime Musicale in Paris, France following Valentina’s's victory in Poland the year before with the song J’imagine. The Final was held on 19 December 2022

Armenia's Maléna was the winner of the contest with the song "Qami Qami". This was Armenia's second victory in the contest, following their win in 2010. Poland, host country France, Georgia and Azerbaijan completed the top five, with this being the highest placement for Azerbaijan to date. Meanwhile, the Netherlands finished in last place for the first time in the contest's history. Ireland and Spain also achieved their lowest placings to date, the latter finishing outside the top five for the first time.

## Format

### Presenters

Carla, Élodie Gossuin and Olivier Minne were the presenters of the show. Carla was also the French entrant in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019. The hosts were revealed during a press conference on 17 November.

### Theme

The slogan for the contest, "Imagine", was revealed on 20 May 2021 during a press conference prior to the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The official logo and theme artwork for the contest was unveiled on 24 August 2021. The artwork was inspired by three themes: imagination, Christmas and the Eiffel Tower.

### Postcards

Contestants were featured in "postcard" video introductions, set in a different location in Paris, or surrounding areas in France. Each began with a short clip of the upcoming performer flying over the skies of Paris via green screen, followed by an extended sequence involving dance troupes dancing in a specific Parisian location. Following that, a stream of light in the colours of the upcoming country's flag entered La Seine Musicale, and the upcoming participant's face was projected onto the exterior of the venue, signaling the beginning of the upcoming performance.
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012

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"Nebo"
The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012 was the tenth edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest. It took place at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam, Netherlands on 27, 29 November and 1 December 2012. Dutch broadcaster AVRO was the host broadcaster for the event. For the second time the Netherlands hosted the contest, after hosting the contest in 2007 in Rotterdam. The motto for the contest was "Break The Ice".

The show was hosted by Ewout Genemans and Kim-Lian van der Meij. The show was opened with the song Euphoria from Loreen performed by Rachel. The song "Break the Ice" by Kim-Lian van der Meij which was specially written for this contest and the 2009 winner Ralf Mackenbach performed also.
Forty-six took part in the contest. The contest was won by Anastasiya Petryk for Ukraine with the song "Nebo". Norway placed second and Georgia placed third. Out of Big Six, the host, the Netherlands placed higher as 11th, Italy placed 15th, Spain placed 21st, Germany placed 23rd, France archived their worst result, placed 25th, and the United Kingdom placed last. Also Norway, which placed 2nd, Switzerland, which placed 4th, Turkey, which placed 9th, Israel, which placed 14th, archived their best results, while Russia, which placed 13th in the grand final archived their worst result for 10 years of Junior Eurovision, and Cyprus, which placed 19th in the semi-final, Finland, which placed 18th in the semi-final, Malta, which placed 19th in the semi-final, and Bulgaria, which placed last, archived their worst results.
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Qian Zheng Hao

钱正昊, Qián Zhèng Hào

**Qian Zheng Hao** (钱正昊, *Qián Zhèng Hào*) el 05 de enero de 2001 en Shanghai, China, es un cantante y bailarín chino, que se encuentra trabajando bajo el manejo de la agencia *Younger Culture*.

Fue participante de la primera temporada de Idol Producer. Al iniciar el programa, se le otorgó un puesto dentro de la Clase B pero, durante la re-evaluación, fue transferido de manera definitiva a la Clase F.

Fue eliminado en el episodio final del programa, obteniendo el puesto #11, sin posibilidad de ingresar al top 9 ganador.

## Participación en Discografía

* Idol Producer

**Canción del show**

* Ei Ei

**Presentaciones**

* PICO Taro - PPAP
* Chen Li - Little Half
* Dream
* Zero
* Mack Daddy
Cyprus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011

**Cyprus** took part at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011 and was represented by 14-years old Gioúri Melikov.

## At Junior Eurovision

Gioúri Melikov and his backing vocalists wore white shorts and black trousers and also used in performances head microphones. The five backing vocalists that joined Gioúri Melikov on stage were: Greek singer Alexandros Sidiropoulos. Armenian singers Qerob Hovelyan and Edgar Ghandilyan, Russian singers Vyacheslav Yavkin and Pavel Artemov.

Melikov performed 8th in the first semifinal. He qualified for the grand final and finished 8th with 61 points.

Melikov performed 19th in the final. He finished 10th with 79 points from 21 countries, thus archieved for Cyprus their best result in Junior Eurovision history.
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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004** was the second edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest for young singers aged 8 to 15. It was held on 16, 18, 20 November 2004, in Håkons Hall, Lillehammer, Norway and lasted 4 hours. It was presented by Stian Barsnes Simonsen and Nadia Hasnaoui, broadcast in 37 countries and viewed by 100 million people. 37 countries participated.

The contest was won by 9-year-old María Isabel from Spain with her song *Antes muerta que sencilla* (Better Dead Than Plain). Dino Jelusić, who won the 2003 contest for Croatia, presented the award to María. Since then, María Isabel has entered the charts in not only Spain but France, Italy, Scandinavia, Latin America and released a second album.

## Format

### Visual design

On 2 September 2004, host broadcaster NRK presented the official logo of the contest. The theme of the show was later confirmed as bright Nordic winter nights, sparkling stars and snow crystals, set in a hip-hop atmosphere.

### Presenters

On 23 September 2004, it was announced that Nadia Hasnaoui and Stian Barsnes Simonsen would host the contest. The hosting couple also led the final of national qualifying rounds to the competition, Melodi Grand Prix Junior 2004 on 12 June.

## Results

### Voting Grids

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Armenia in Junior Eurovision Song Contest

The participation of **Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest** first began at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 which took place in Bucharest, Romania. Armenian Public Television (ARMTV), a member organisation of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), have been responsible for the selection process of their participants since their debut. Their best result has been achieved in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010. Their worst result has been achieved in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006.

## Junior Eurovision. Editions

* 2008
* 2009
* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
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The winner of 22nd edition is Austria with 391 points. Denmark and Belgium competed in the top 3.

From members of "Big 5", Italy finished 7th, United Kingdom finished 14th, France, Spain and Germany finished 18th, 19th and 20th respectively.

From other automatic qualifiers, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Azerbaijan and Montenegro once again qualified for the grand final in next edition, finishing 6th, 10th, 11th and 12th respectively. Russia broke 7-times automatic qualification streak by finishing 13th, Lithuania finished 15th, the host country Turkey finished 17th, Norway finished 21st, Poland, Latvia and Iceland finished 23rd, 24th and 25th respectively, the previous winners Estonia finished 27th and last.

### Semifinal

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
Eurojunior

**Eurojunior** - annual song competition organised by Spain. It selected the country's representative for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

Eurojunior 2003

Eurojunior 2004

**Shows**

**Show 1 (7 September 2004)**

In the first live show, aired on 7 September 2004, each finalist performed two candidate songs, and the televote was opened at the end of the show to select the preferred song from each act.

**Show 2 (14 September 2004)**

The second live show was aired on 14 September 2004. Each act performed one song, and the televote was opened at the end of the show to select the winner.

**Show 3 (21 September 2004)**

During the third show aired on 21 September 2004, María Isabel was announced as the winner of *Eurojunior 2004* with the song "Antes muerta que sencilla", Blas Cantó ended in 2nd position.

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**Dani (14) - Te doy mi voz (I give you my voice)**

Miriam Figueras (9) - Quiero pensar (I want to think)

Manu (14) - Que puedo hacer? (What can I do?)

Miriam Ortega (13) - Hay un lugar (There's a place)

Gabrielle (12) - Ciencia ficcion (Science fiction)

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Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003

The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003** was the inaugural edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest for young singers aged eight to fifteen. It was held on 15 November 2003, in Copenhagen, Denmark. With Camilla Ottesen and Remee as the presenters, the contest was won by the then eleven-year-old Dino Jelušić, who represented Template:Esccnty with his song "Ti si moja prva ljubav" (You are my first love) while second and third place went to Template:Esccnty and the Template:Esccnty respectively.
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The winner was Portugal with a grand total amount of 425 points and gained its first ever automatic qualification. Montenegro, North Macedonia, Switzerland, Bulgaria and Netherlands, who finished 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th respectively, also gained their first ever automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition.

From members of "Big 5", Italy placed 14th, Spain placed 19th, United Kingdom placed 22nd, Germany and France finished pre-last and last respectively.

From other automatic qualifiers, Ukraine, Russia and Bosnia and Herzegovina gained another automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition by finishing 8th, 9th and 11th respectively, Azerbaijan placed 12th, Turkey placed 13th, Serbia placed 15th, Latvia and previous winners Lithuania placed in joint 17th place, Norway placed 21st, Ireland placed 23rd and Australia placed 24th.

The host country Belarus placed 20th.

**Semifinal**

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022** was the 20th annual edition and was held at the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex in Yerevan, Armenia following Malena's victory in Paris the year before with the song Qami Qami. The Final was held on 11 December 2022

France's Lissandro was the winner of the contest with the song "Oh maman!". This was France's second victory in the contest, having last won in 2020. Host country Armenia, Georgia, Ireland and the United Kingdomcompleted the top five, with this being the highest placement for Ireland to date. Portugal also achieved their highest placement, finishing eighth. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan achieved their lowest placing to date.

## Format

### Presenters

Iveta Mukuchyan, Garik Papoyan and Karina Ignatyan were the presenters of the show. Ignatyan was the Armenian entrant in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019, and Mukuchyan was the Armenian entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. The hosts were revealed on 18 November. Robin the Robot, a robot with artificial emotions developed by Armenian IT company Expper Technologies, was revealed as the guest presenter on 1 December.

### Theme

The theme art and slogan for the contest, "Spin the Magic", was later revealed on 26 September 2022. The artwork features an Armenian-styled spinning top as the main motif.

### Postcards

Contestants were featured in "postcard" video introductions, set in different locations across Armenia. Each began with a short clip of the upcoming performer using the Armenian-style spinning top on a particular piece of structure. Following that, a stream of light in the colours of the upcoming country's flag emanated from the structure and traveled to the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex, signalling the start of the upcoming performance.
Zhang Yu Chen

张宇晨, Zhāng Yǔ Chén

**Zhang Yu Chen** (张宇晨, *Zhāng Yǔ Chén*) nacido el 07 de marzo de 2002 en Chongqing, China, es un cantante y bailarín chino, que se encuentra trabajando bajo el manejo de la agencia *Huan Xing Culture*.

Fue participante de la primera temporada de Idol Producer. Al iniciar el programa, se le otorgó un puesto dentro de la Clase F pero, durante la re-evaluación, fue transferido de manera definitiva a la Clase D.

Fue eliminado durante la primera eliminación del programa, obteniendo el puesto #84, sin posibilidad de avanzar a la final e ingresar al top 9 ganador.

## Participación en Discografía

* Idol Producer

**Canción del show**

* Ei Ei

**Presentaciones**

* Hua Chen Yu - Codename Contra
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The winner of 23rd edition is Serbia with 344 points. Romania and Moldova competed the top 3.

From members of "Big 5", Italy finished 14th, France and Germany finished 20th and 21st, Spain finished 25th and United Kingdom finished last.

From other automatic qualifiers, Armenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina earned another automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition, finishing 8th and 11th respectively, Denmark finished 13th, Azerbaijan finished 15th, Sweden finished 17th, Australia finished 18th, Cyprus finished 19th, Montenegro, Austria and Greece finished 22nd, 23rd and 24th, Belgium finished 26th.

The host country Finland finished 7th and gained another automatic qualification for the grand final in next edition.

### Semifinal

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
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18th edition. The winner is Russia with 177 points, Estonia and Serbia competed the top 3.

From members of "Big 5", France placed highest, 11th, Germany placed 18th, Italy placed 20th, Spain placed 22nd and United Kingdom placed 23rd.

From others automatic qualifiers, Russia won the contest, Estonia placed 2nd, Armenia placed 4th, Bosnia and Herzegovina placed 8th, Ukraine placed 10th, Finland placed 13th, Slovenia and Moldova placed in joint 14th place, Greece placed 17th, Iceland placed 19th and Latvia placed last.

The host country Norway placed 21st.

**Semifinal**

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.
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The winner of 24th edition is Czech Republic with 355 points. San Marino and Slovenia competed in the top 3. Czech Republic and San Marino also gained their first automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition.

From members of "Big 5", France finished 4th, Germany finished 12th, United Kingdom finished 17th, Spain and Italy finished 25th and 26th respectively.

From other automatic qualifiers, Israel, Norway and Finland gained another automatic qualifications for the grand final in next edition, finishing 6th, 7th and 10th respectively, Romania finished 15th, Albania finished 16th, Moldova finished 19th, Armenia finished 21st, Serbia finished 22nd, North Macedonia finished 23rd, Bosnia and Herzegovina broke long qualification streak by finishing 24th, Hungary finished 27th and last.

The host country Greece finished 20th.

**Semifinal**

Twenty-nine countries participated in the semifinal.

**Final**
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16th edition of Junior Eurovision where 47 countries participated and 27 countries performed in the final.

The winner was Russia with 276 points, the second place went to Croatia and third place went to Cyprus, Ukraine and Switzerland competed the top five.

From members of "Big 5", United Kingdom placed higher, finishing 6th, France came 10th, Spain, Italy and Germany finished 22nd, 23rd and 25th out of 27 countries. The host country Ireland came in joint 15th place.

## Participated countries

### Semifinal 1

Twenty countries participated in the first semifinal. Those countries plus Ireland, Italy, Russia and United Kingdom also voted.

### Semifinal 2

Twenty countries participated in the first semifinal. Those countries plus France, Germany, Ireland and Spain also voted.

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Huang Dou Dou

## *Asesor de Arte*

**Huang Dou Dou** (黄豆豆, *Huáng Dòu Dòu*) nacido el 12 de febrero de 1977 en Ciudad de Wenzhou, Provincia de Zhejiang, China, es un bailarín chino. Se desconoce la agencia en la cual trabaja.

Fue elegido para participar como asesor de arte de la primera temporada del programa hermano de Idol Producer, Youth with You. Su participación en el programa se debe a su habilidades excepcionales en la danza y por formar parte del Comité Nacional de la Federación China de Círculos Literarios y de Arte.

## Youth with You

**Temporada 1:**

El Consejo Asesor de Artistas se encuentra capacitado para:
* Evaluar el potencial de los alumnos en función de sus actuaciones grupales y recomendar una serie de alumnos para ser salvados de las eliminaciones.
* Pueden realizar clases compartiendo sus conocimientos sobre sus especialidades de acuerdo con sus experiencias. Así mismo, al final de cada clase, se les otorga una misión a los alumnos que puede incluir tareas de bienestar público, experimentar modos de vida diferentes o formar parte de programas sin fines de lucro.
List of szanza na suckes winners

2003:Katarzyna

2004:KWADro

2005:Roksana Pindor

2006:Daria Reczek

2007:Natalia Szroeder

2008:Jerzy Gmurzyński

2009:Patryk Żywczyk

2010:Alicja

2011:Daria Adamczewska

2012-2013:Alicja

2014:Julia Mróz

2015:Amelia Andryszczyk

2016:Olivia Wieczorek

2017:Alicja Rega

2018:Roksana Weigel (ROXIE)

2019:Wiktoria "Wiki" Gabor

2020:Ala Tracz

2021:Sara James
Greek national finals

## 2003

01. Evelin (15) - Megalono (I grow up) (written by Dimitris Thomas (13) & Evaggelia (Evelin) Gerakiti) 3rd 4207 7.6%

02. Katerina Sotiriadi (15) - Sinefa ston ourano mas (Clouds in our sky) 7th 1766 3.8%

03. Efithia & Marina Manolakari (12) - Ta didimakia (The little twins) 6th 2558 4.6%

04. Nicolas Ganopoulos (8) - Fili gia panta (Friends forever) 1st 5009 12%

05. Erofiliu Kleanthi - Kante kati (Do something) 3rd 2752 7.6%

06. Chloi-Sofi Boleti (10) - Mazi me esena (With you) 2nd 4224 9%

07. Zachos (Zaharias Xatziloukas) (12) - Ke mi se niazi (Do not care about it) (Written by Agni Hatzilouka (15)) 10th 457 1%

08. Ionna Spanou (11) - Mia efhi (A wish) 9th 1358 2%

09. Georfia Vassiliou (11) - Ma protimio ti tzaz (But I prefer jazz) 8th 1844 3.6%

10. Evi Mpourantoni (12) - Soste ti Gi (Save Earth) 5th 3792 6.6%

## 2004

01. Cloe Boleti (11) - Vima vima (Step by step) 2nd

02. Maria Nefeli Papadaki (13) - Do-re-mi-fa-sol

03. Alexandria Kalliope (Kalli) Georgellis (12) - Tha pistepso se ena asteri (I will believe in a star) 3rd

04. Eleni Fragoulia (12) - Simera (Today)

05. Maria Malantzi (10) - Ble tzin (Blue jeans)

06. Sivilla Vasiadi (13) & Giannis Chasapis (13) - I zoi synexizete (Life goes on) (written by Valeria Vasiadi (11))

07. Sophia Koutsouri (11) - Akouse me (Listen to me)

08. Aleksandros Chountas (14) - Tha thela (I wish)

09. Karolina Kountoupidou (14) - Ela kai chorepse mazi mas (Come and dance with us) (music by Stavroula Gianikoppoulou (13))

10. Giorgos (15) & Andreas (15) - O palios mou eaftos (My old self) (written by Andreas Kefalas) 1st

## 2005

Dimitra Tzanakaki (14) - Oso zo (As long as I live)

Vasiliki Giannopoulou, Hermelina Hoti, Marina Xourgia and Aurora Kamperi(12) - To proto skirtima (The first thrill of love)

Christina Petrogianni (14) - Epitelous peto (I fly at last)

Caroline Tatara (14) - Mia istoria (A story)

Marianna Malantzi (11) - Matia paidika (Children's eyes)

Rafaella (Ioanna Chatziaivatzoglou), Nausika (Eleftheria Theodoridou), Akrivi Erkekoglou & Constantinos Katikaridis (11) - Choros (Dance) (music by Rafaella and Nausika, lyrics by Rafaella, Nausika and Akrivi)

Marina Chelmi (12) -  Vrochi apo astra (Rain of stars)

Maria Paraponiari (12) - Harry Poter

Nikolas Linaritakis-Liodakis (13) - Itan oniro (It was a dream)

Alexandros Chountas (15), Kaly Georgelli (13) - Tora ine i sira mas

## 2006

1. Zise Kardia Mou - Stergios Pertsinidis

2. Party - Elpida Bairaktaridou

3. Kosmos Oneirikos - Maria Rigopoulou

4. Ena Asteri - Eirene Korchatzi, Eirene Tabakou, Sofia Achina

5. Zise Ti Zoi - Faidra Apalaki & Maria Iliadou

6. Oneira Glyka - Caroline Tatara

7. Se Thelo - Sofia Kazantzidou & Magdalene Papadopoulou

**8. Den Peirazei - Chloe Sofia Beleti**

9. Mia Agalia Gia Ta Paidia - Theodora Katsikogianni & Penelope Skalkotou

10. To Fos - Eleni Grammatikopoulou
Portugal in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011

**Portugal** took part at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011 and was represented by 14-years old Luís Trigacheiro, who later won the eighth season of The Voice.

## **Festival da Canção Junior 2011**

Among the competing artists were former Junior Eurovision Song Contest entrants: Jorge Leiria, who represented Portugal in 2007 and failed to qualify by only 3 points, this time, in national final finished 8th, Sara Martins, who represented Portugal in 2008 and failed to qualify by only 8 points, this time, in national final finished 6th, Angelo Power, who represented Portugal in 2009 and failed to qualify by 39 points, this time, in national final finished 7th, and Daniela Pinto, who represented Portugal in 2010 and failed to qualify by 11 points, this time, in national final finished 4th. Maria Elisa Silva, who will later represent Portugal in 2012, this time, in national final finished as runner-up

## At Junior Eurovision

Luís Trigacheiro wore black short and grey suit. His backing vocalists all wore white short and black suit. Trigacheiro and his backing vocalists all used in performances head microphones. The five backing vocalists that join Luís Trigacheiro were 11-years old Portuguese singer Sebastião Oliveira, 12-years old French singer Zacharie Dolce, 13-years old Spanish singer Roger Padrós, 14-years old Swiss singer Dylan and 15-years old Portuguese singer João Palma.

Trigacheiro closed the first semi-final, performing after Lorenc Hasrama from Albania. He qualified for the grand final for the first time since Pedro Madeira in 2006, finishing 5th with 82 points, including 12 from Andorra and France.

Trigacheiro performed 11th in the grand final, after Rachel from Netherlands and before Amaia Romero Arbizu from Spain. He managed to finish 21st with 48 points from 6 countries: 12 from Switzerland, 10 from Andorra, France and Spain, 4 from Germany and 2 from Israel.