Poland’s national broadcaster (TVP) has confirmed Marianna Kłos will represent the nation at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 taking place in Tbilisi, Georgia on December 13.
🇵🇱 TVP uses internal selection for JESC 2025
For the first time since 2018, TVP have dropped Szansa na sukces and decided to use an internal selection to choose their representative for Junior Eurovision 2025. The last time TVP internally selected an artist this way, Roksana Węgiel went on to win the contest. Could this be a good omen? Poland announced the selection of Marianna Kłos during the morning show, Pytanie na śniadanie.
Marianna Kłos is 12-years-old and enjoys theatre and piano. Last month, Marianna took part in the latest edition of The Voice Kids Poland. After advancing to the final, Marianna finished runner-up.
Currently, TVP have not confirmed what Marianna will sing or when it will be released.
Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Back in 2003 Poland made their Junior Eurovision debut in the inaugural contest held in Copenhagen, with Kasia Żurawik and her entry ‘Coś mnie nosi’. During the final, they placed 16th and last overall with 3 points. After another last place the following year, Poland took a break from the contest before making a comeback in 2016. Since that early setback, Poland have become a powerhouse in the Junior contest. with seven consecutive top 10 results since 2017. Their best results came in 2018 and 2019 with back to back victories for Roksana Węgiel and Viki Gabor.
Last year the public and jury selected Dominik Arim with, ‘All Together’ for the Madrid final through Szansa na Sukces: Eurowizja Junior 2024. During the contest he placed 12th overall with 61 points.
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