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The EuroAlfa Panel — a group of six Eurovision-loving bloggers — is here to review and rate this year’s Junior Eurovision songs. We’re not professionals, but our passion for Eurovision and music drives us to share our honest opinions. We’ll be rating each song on a scale from 1⭐ to 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, with 1 representing a tune that didn’t quite hit the mark, and 5 reserved for those that truly shine! Next up, we take a closer look and see if Albania’s “Vallëzoj” 🇦🇱 by Nikol Çabeli impressed our panel!

Antonio: I really love the instrumental but still the vocals ain’t giving that much. Albania sends really underrated songs usually, so lets hope this one will do better to them! (3⭐)

Florin: I like the song, but it feels like the kind that might get lost among the others. However, with a strong performance, she could still earn some points from the jury. (2⭐)

Laur: I am not feeling this song at all. It just doesn’t work for me. (2⭐)

Reza: There’s something nostalgic about this song that I really, really like! Nikol delivers a strong vocal performance, and her charisma and sweetness shine through. While the song feels a bit outdated, it’s still well-crafted, original, and stands out from all the other entries this year. (4⭐)

Raul: This is a good song, it’s something that only Albania can send. I love it! But there is nothing special in it. (3.5⭐)

Stefania: Albania is having a decent entry that resonates with some audiences but could struggle to stand out in this year. (3⭐)

EuroAlfa’s Panel Results:

1. Estonia 🇪🇪 (3.5⭐)*
2. Italy 🇮🇹 (3.5⭐)
3. Albania 🇦🇱 (2.9⭐)

* Estonia’s 🇪🇪 highest score was a 5⭐, Italy’s 🇮🇹 highest score was a 4.5⭐

Here you can listen to Albania’s entry, “Vallëzoj” by Nikol Çabeli: