Dalita who represent this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest Host Country Armenia, has just finished rehearsing in the arena. She has kept her high energy up also during her second and last individual rehearsal.

Today, the Armenian broadcaster AMPTV announced the lucky ones hosting the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in some weeks - it's Gohar Gasparyan and Avet Barseghyan! Also, the special guests who will be there in Yerevan, were announced.

Sirusho and Vladimir Arzumanyan are the two stars that will appear at this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest, the organisers in Armenia have revealed.

The 12 years old Dalita is the girl that will represent Armenia at the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in… Armenia! And she sure will greet everyone with a nice 'welcome'.

Today, at the traditional Heads of Delegations meeting, the running order draw for this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest was held. So, now we know who will perform at which place!

Last night the Armenian national selection for this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest was held. 16 acts competed and in the end it was Dalita who won the right to represent her homeland in... Yerevan!

From 135 applicants the best 16 songs were chosen by the Armenian broadcaster, AMPTV. On the 10th of September, during the national selection draw the dolphins kicked the balls with numbers and decided the live contest program.

Broadcasters from 12 countries have signed up to participate in the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which shall take place in Yerevan on 3 December. The Steering Group, which met earlier this week at the EBU headquarters in Geneva, also decided upon several changes.

Weeks ago, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced that Armenian public broadcaster AMPTV would host the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest on the 3rd of December in Yerevan. The broadcaster won the right to host the competition by bid. Over the weekend, EBU and AMPTV officials met for the so-called kick-off meeting, during which the newly appointed Host Broadcaster received in-depth information about the organisation of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

After a competitive bid procedure, the event's Steering Group elected Public Television Company of Armenia (AMPTV) as Host Broadcaster of the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. It will be the 9th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest's 'younger brother'. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced that today.

Voters and juries from 14 countries have made up their mind and it's Vladimir Arzumanyan  from Armenia to win the 8th edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest! Congratulations!!

Today, the last individual rehearsals started in the Minsk Arena for the 2010 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. It was the contestants from Latvia to start the day.

During the rehearsal weeks all the contestants have their chance to rehearse on stage. But what do the young stars do between rehearsals? Well, we have the answer you've been looking for!

The Armenian singer Vladimir Arzumanyan got a taste of the stage again today and sung his song about a girl he likes, 'oh mum!' (or 'Mama!').

Late on Monday evening, the opening party of this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest was held. It was all fun and games for all delegations! And we saw many surprises throughout the evening.