France has revealed its act for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025: Lou Deleuze will take the stage in Tbilisi with the song 'Ce Monde' (This World). Written and composed especially for her by Linh, one of the rising talents in the French music scene, the entry gives voice to the dreams and challenges of today’s younger generation.
'Ce Monde' reflects the concerns and hopes of children, blending emotion with optimism. Lou delivers the track with power and determination, showcasing a maturity beyond her age. Her performance promises to captivate audiences with both its heartfelt message and her remarkable vocal strength.
At just 11 years old, Lou is already a seasoned performer. Growing up in a music-filled household, she began singing at an early age and has since nurtured her talents as both a singer and songwriter. Alongside her musical career, she has pursued acting, appearing in several short and feature films, popular TV series, and even impressing audiences on Incroyable Talent.
France enters the contest on the back of an impressive record, with three victories in recent years: 2020, 2022 and 2023. With Lou’s 'Ce Monde', the nation aims to add another success to its Junior Eurovision legacy.
The 23rd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast live from Tbilisi, Georgia, on Saturday 13 December, hosted by GPB under the auspices of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
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