Last night Polish broadcaster TVP had 9th season The Voice Kids final where 13 year old Wiktor Sas won. He was part of team who coach was DJ and producer Mikołaj Maciej Trybulec (Tribbs). Wiktor was against another eight other contestants who were:
- Team Blanka – Alan Lubiński, Ania Jankowska, Antosia Grobelna
- Team Cleo – Leon Skorupski, Ola Piłat, Oliwia Johnson
- Team Tribbs – Amelka Łęczycka, Leon Pawlikowski and Wiktor Sas (Winner)
He advanced to the ”superfinal” alongside Olivwia Johnson (Team Cleo) and Anotosia Grobelna (Team Blanka), where he won most of public votes via test messages. Wiktor is the first artist to be officially selected for the 24th edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Since 2026, The Voice Kids has officially become the national selection format for Poland’s JESC representative.
Here are some highlights of his The Voice Kids Journey
Blind Audition:
Battles Round:
Final (First Round):
Wikot Sas-River (Video on TVP)
Final (Super Final):
Wiktor Sas official entry for Junior Eurovision 2026 will be released later date as confirmed “Bilet” isn’t official entry.
Marianna Kłos represented Poland at Junior Eurovision 2025 with song “Brightest Light”. She finished in 8th Place with 139 points (72 points from Jury and 67 points from Online/Public Vote).
Which countries have confirmed for JESC 2026:
- Georgia (Using Ranina as their selection process)
- Ireland (Using Junior Eurovision Eire selection process)
- Netherlands (Using their popular Junior Songfestival format)
- North Macedonia (Rumoured to be host country for Junior Eurovision 2026)
- Poland: Wiktor Sas
- Portugal: (Using as their version The Voice Kids to select their representee)
- San Marino: ( Unknown Selection)
Junior Eurovision 2026 will happen but currently we don’t know which host country will be but North Macedonia is widely expected to be the host. While France won the 2025 contest (with Lou Deleuze and “Ce Monde”), France Télévisions declined to host for 2026 to manage programming costs. San Marino also submitted a formal bid to host, but current reports indicate that the EBU has moved forward with North Macedonia instead.
Lou Deleuze represented France at JESC 2025 with the song “Ce monde” and won the contest with 248 points.
