Anastasiya Petryk from Ukraine received a total of 138 points with her song Nebo (Sky). Last year's winner Georgia, with The Funkids, finished second with 103 points and Armenia's Compass Band finished third with 98 points.

Anastasiya  Petryk from Ukraine met the press shortly after winning the 2012 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. She was accompanied at the conference by the Ukrainian Head of Delegation, along with AVRO Press Officer Francois Engelhart. For much of the conference her elder sister Victoria joined her on stage.

Azerbaijan is one of the three countries making their debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. And now, in a true Azerbaijani way, they've picked the two artists that'll represent them in Amsterdam on the 1st of December.

This year's it's Albania's first time to join the family of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest and by now, they've made their pick for it. Check out who it is!

FUNKIDS are the lucky ones to represent Georgia at this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Amsterdam. And as fun they are, it doesn't stop there - they're also taking Funky Lemonade with us. Ok, the last one is their song title. :)

Moldova has decided who will represent them at the 2012 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The lucky winner is Denis Midoni with the song Toate Vor Fi, meaning All Will Be, which accumulated the maximum number of points in the national selection organised by the Moldovan broadcaster TRM. 

Belgium also made their pick this weekend with Fabian taking home the victory with his song Abracadabra.

This weekend the Host Country of this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest made their pick and chose Femke to represent them at the 10th edition of the show.

CANDY who won tonight's Junior Eurovision Song Contest, just had their press conference in Yerevan. And of course, they were very happy!

CANDY from Georgia received a total of 108 points with their song Candy Music. The Netherlands finished second with 103 points, Belarus finished third with 99 points.

There's a new 'superhero' in Bulgaria as Ivan Ivanov won their ticket for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest this weekend!

Today, the Netherlands had to pick their entry for the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. And so they did and what a victory it was! Now you can also see a video of it!

Belgium has made their choice for this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest - it's Femke to represent the country in Yerevan! Congratulations!

It was one busy weekend all over Europe concerning the Junior Eurovision Song Contest! FYR  Macedonia also made their choice for Yerevan and it'll be Dorijan Dlaka to go to this year's contest.

13 year-old Lidiya Zablotskaya from Mogilev will go to Armenia to represent Belarus at the contest! Last year Lidiya took part in the national selection but was only fourth.