Wings (Polina Bogusevich song)

2017 single by Polina Bogusevich

"Wings"

Single by Polina Bogusevich
Released| 3 October 2017 (JESC version)
Recorded| 2017
Genre| Pop
Length| 2:54
Songwriter(s)| Taras Demchuk
"Krylya"

Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017 entry
Country|

Russia

Artist(s)|

Polina Bogusevich

Languages|

* Russian
* English

Composer(s)|

Taras Demchuk

Lyricist(s)|

Taras Demchuk

Finals performance
Final result|

1st

Final points|

188

Entry chronology
◄ "Water of Life" (2016)
"Nepobedimy" (2018) ►

"Wings" (Russian: Крылья, Krylya) is a song by Russian child singer Polina Bogusevich. It represented Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017 and won the competition.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Granger, Anthony (21 April 2017). "Russia: Nineteen Singers Selected For Junior Eurovision Selection". Eurovoix News.
\- García, Belén (3 June 2017). "Spoiler: Russian representative for Junior Eurovision 2017 decided, check it now!". ESCplus. Retrieved 3 June 2017.
\- Herbert, Emily (26 November 2017). "Russia: Polina Bogusevich Wins The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017". Eurovoix News.
\- Weaver, Jessica (26 November 2017). "Russia wins the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017!". ESC Today. Archived from the original on 8 August 2018. Retrieved 26 November 2017.

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List of Junior Eurovision Song Contest winners

Winning countries

| 2000s|

* Croatia
* Spain
* Belarus
* Russia
* Belarus
* Georgia
* Netherlands

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2010s|

* Armenia
* Georgia
* Ukraine
* Malta
* Italy
* Malta
* Georgia
* Russia
* Poland
* Poland

2020s|

* France
* Armenia
* France
* France
* Georgia

Winning performers

| 2000s|

* Dino Jelusić
* María Isabel
* Ksenia Sitnik
* Tolmachevy Sisters
* Alexey Zhigalkovich
* Bzikebi
* Ralf Mackenbach

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2010s|

* Vladimir Arzumanyan
* Candy
* Anastasiya Petryk
* Gaia Cauchi
* Vincenzo Cantiello
* Destiny Chukunyere
* Mariam Mamadashvili
* Polina Bogusevich
* Roksana Węgiel
* Viki Gabor

2020s|

* Valentina
* Maléna
* Lissandro
* Zoé Clauzure
* Andria Putkaradze

Winning songs

| 2000s|

* "Ti si moja prva ljubav"
* "Antes muerta que sencilla"
* "My vmeste"
* "Vesenniy jazz"
* "S druz'yami"
* "Bzz.."
* "Click Clack"

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2010s|

* "Mama"
* "Candy Music"
* "Nebo"
* "The Start"
* "Tu primo grande amore"
* "Not My Soul"
* "Mzeo"
* "Wings"
* "Anyone I Want to Be"
* "Superhero"

2020s|

* "J'imagine"
* "Qami Qami"
* "Oh Maman !"
* "Cœur"
* "To My Mom"

Winning songwriters

| 2000s|

* Dino Jelusić
* María Isabel
* Ksenia Sitnik
* Tolmachevy Sisters
* Alexey Zhigalkovich
* Giorgi Shiolashvili / Mariam Kikuashvili / Mariam Tatulashvili
* Ralf Mackenbach

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2010s|

* Vladimir Arzumanyan
* George Kukhianidze
* Anastasiya Petryk
* Gaia Cauchi / Matt Muxu
* Vincenzo Cantiello
* Destiny Chukunyere / Elton Zarb / Matt Muxu
* Maka Davitaia / Giga Kukhianidze
* Taras Demchuk
* Maegan Cottone / Nathan Duvall / Cutfather / Peter Wallevik / Daniel Davidsen / Małgorzata Uściłowska / Patryk Kumór [pl]
* Małgorzata Uściłowska / Patryk Kumór [pl] / Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek [pl]

2020s|

* Igit / Barbara Pravi
* Tokionine / Vahram Petrosyan / Maléna / David Tserunyan
* Barbara Pravi / Frédéric Château [fr] / Nico Staff
* Julien Comblat / Jérémy Chapron / Noée Francheteau
* Giga Kukhianidze / Maka Davitaia

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Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017

* Albania
* Armenia
* Australia
* Belarus
* Cyprus
* Georgia
* Ireland
* Italy
* Macedonia
* Malta
* Netherlands
* Poland
* Portugal
* Russia
* Polina Bogusevich
* "Wings"
* Serbia
* Ukraine

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Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest

* 2005
* 2006
* The Tolmachevy Sisters
* "Vesenniy jazz"
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009
* Ekaterina Ryabova
* 2010
* 2011
* Ekaterina Ryabova
* 2012
* Lerika
* 2013
* Dayana Kirillova
* 2014
* Alisa Kozhikina
* "Dreamer"
* 2015
* Mikhail Smirnov
* 2016
* 2017
* Polina Bogusevich
* "Wings"
* 2018
* 2019
* Tanya Mezhentseva
* 2020
* 2021
* Tanya Mezhentseva

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