Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008

Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008
Country  Romania
National selection
Selection process Selecţia Naţională Eurovision Junior 2008
50% Televoting
50% Jury
Selection date(s) 1 June 2008
Selected entrant Mădălina & Andrada
Selected song "Salvaţi planeta"
Finals performance
Final result 9th, 58 points
Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
◄2007 • 2008 • 2009►

Romania selected their Junior Eurovision entry for 2008 through Selecţia Naţională, a national final consisting of 12 songs. It was hosted by Alina Sorescu and Iulia Ciobanu. The winners were Mădălina & Andrada, with their song Salvaţi planeta!; a song about saving the planet.[1] The song was selected by televoting and a jury.

Results

Draw Artist Song English Translation Place Points
1 Alina Păun Voi cânta pe Broadway I Will Sing on Broadway 6 11
2 Roberta Eniṣor Prin Lume Through the World 4 12
3 Ṣcoala Trupa Ṣcoala 45 School 45 11 1
4 Miraj Miraj Mirage 7 9
5 Thalida Pot zbura I can fly 9 7
6 Lavina & Denisa Fete Bune Good Girls 8 8
7 Mădălina & Andrada Salvaţi planeta! Save the planet 1 22
8 Gabitzu Sărmăluţen'n foi The stuffed cabbage leaves 12 0
9 RBL Prietene mereu Friends Forever 5 11
10 D&D Reggaeton-Rocka Reggaenation Rock 3 12
11 Georgia Dascăliu Copil ṣi inger Child and Angel 2 22
12 Diana Căldăraru Micul Mozart Little Mozart 10 2

Song changes

The melody of the song has changed slightly from the version sang at the National Final (which can be heard here). The revised version can be heard here.[2]

At Eurovision

On 14 October 2008 the running order for Junior Eurovision took place, and the Romanian song was given the spot to perform first. At Junior Eurovision, the Romanian performers wore dresses symbolising the four seasons and water. The presentation was very similar to that of the national final. Behind the dancers was a giant globe. The song placed in 9th position with 58 points. The entry also received points from every country, the most being eight points from Cyprus and Macedonia.

Points Awarded to Romania
12 points 10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points
  •  Macedonia
  •  Cyprus
5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point
  •  Serbia
  •  Ukraine
  •  Armenia
  •  Malta
  •  Belgium
  •  Netherlands
  •  Greece
  •  Russia
  •  Belarus
  •  Georgia
  •  Lithuania
  •  Bulgaria

See also

References

  1. ↑ "' Madalina Lefter and Andrada Popa win national final for JESC'". Oikotimes.com.
  2. ↑ "'Romanian page for JESC'". EscKaz.com.

External links

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