order of performance by Chloe DelaRosa

There is very little left to see Chloe Dela Rosa about him stage of the Caja Mágica in Madrid. And this Saturday, November 16, the XXII edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Spain: 17 songs from as many countries will set rhythm to a night that will flood the country’s capital with music and color.

And among all the artists, the one who cannot be missing is the little Chloe DelaRosa and her catchy song, ‘Como la Lola’. Spain’s song in Junior Eurovision 2024 will come in tenth place (out of 17). He will do so just after the performance of Georgia (Andia Putkaradze) and ahead of Bjarne (representative of Germany).

So, Chloe DelaRosa will take the stage with her four dancers (Amy Gómez, Ilinca Nour, María Barrios and Laia Núñez) to try to conquer the ‘mini’ crystal microphone again 20 years after María Isabel did it with her mythical song ‘Before dead than simple’.

This year’s Junior Eurovision gala will take place from 6:00 p.m. at the Caja Mágica in Madrid. The masters of ceremonies in charge of presenting the children’s pageant are Marc Clotet, Ruth Lorenzo and Melani García.

From that moment on, the carousel of performances will begin, starting in Italy and ending with Malta’s performance. The winner will be chosen by a voting system that, unlike in Eurovision (senior version), allows viewers to vote for the representative of their own country.

The song is a crossover of styles and includes references to classic Spanish folklore singers, such as Marisol, Lola Flores and Rosario Flores, which it combines with more current rhythms and references, such as Rosalía, C. Tangana or Dani Martín, according to RTVE.