mardi 13 octobre 2026 L'Essentiel du jour Quiz de l'actu
En continu
Cyberattaque massive paralysant les systèmes frigorifiques des supermarchés françaisCat's Eyes saison 2 : le retour des sœurs Chamade et leur nouveau défiCyberattaque sur les supermarchés : Intermarché, Leclerc et Super U touchésL'Olympique de Marseille passe devant le Toulouse FC après sa victoire face à l'ESTACViolence au collège Joseph‑Lakanal : principal et enseignante blessés par un tirTroyes - Olympique de Marseille : victoire décisive de l'OM en Ligue 1Olympique de Marseille rompt la série noire de TroyesMarseille bat Troyes 2-0 et sort de la zone rougeIncendie au marché des Enfants Rouges : un coup dur pour un symbole parisienTroyes face à l'Olympique de Marseille : un match décisif en Ligue 1
Culture & people

Lou Deleuze Triumphs at Junior Eurovision 2025: France's Record-Breaking Victory

Lou Deleuze Triumphs at Junior Eurovision 2025: France's Record-Breaking Victory

On December 13, 2025, the world of music witnessed a historic moment as Lou Deleuze, the 11-year-old French sensation, was crowned the winner of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with her heartfelt song, "Ce monde". The competition, held at the Gymnastic Hall of Olympic City in Tbilisi, Georgia, was a celebration of young talent from across Europe.

Lou Deleuze's victory is a monumental achievement for France, securing its fourth win in the contest's history. This remarkable feat places France on par with host country Georgia, which also holds a record of four victories, the latest being at Madrid 2024. The contest, brimming with performances from 18 participating countries, was a thrilling display of vocal prowess and stage presence, with David Aladashvili and Liza Tsiklauri as the charismatic hosts.

Lou Deleuze’s path to victory was marked by exceptional talent and a captivating performance. Her song, “Ce monde,” composed and penned by Linh, resonated deeply with both the jury and the audience, earning her a total of 248 points. The jury vote was particularly significant, with France leading with 162 points, followed by Georgia, Armenia, Spain, and North Macedonia in the top five. In the online vote, Ukraine took the lead with 98 points, closely followed by France, San Marino, Albania, and Poland.

Lou Deleuze's triumph was met with a standing ovation from the audience, underscoring the emotional impact of her performance and the significance of France's victory. The 11-year-old, who is not only a singer but also a talented actress and composer, gained recognition through her participation in "La France a un ...,” a prestigious talent show. Her innovative style and powerful stage presence have already made her a standout figure in the music world.

Lou Deleuze's win marks a new era for France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, solidifying the country's position as a major contender. The victory is a testament to the enduring appeal of the contest, which continues to inspire young artists and capture the hearts of audiences worldwide.

Cet article vous inspire…

À suivre · Culture & peopleAlison Lohman: Une Carrière entre Talent et Polyvalence