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France T\u00e9l\u00e9visions announced on Monday, September 29, that \u00a0Lou Deleuze\u00a0, an \u00a011-year-old\u00a0 talent, will represent France in the upcoming \u00a02025 Junior Eurovision\u00a0. Lou is set to join other young performers on December 13 with her captivating song, \u00a0“This World.”\u00a0<\/p>\n
This year\u2019s Junior Eurovision will take place live from \u00a0Tbilisi, Georgia\u00a0, featuring \u00a018 young artists\u00a0 who will compete to showcase their countries’ musical prowess. Lou was chosen as the French representative to uphold the nation\u2019s proud tradition at this international event, a decision revealed by France T\u00e9l\u00e9visions.<\/p>\n
The \u00a0Junior Eurovision\u00a0 stage will mark one of the first major performances for Lou Deleuze. The young singer expressed her passion for music, saying, *\u201cI sang as soon as I started talking.\u201d* Lou, who first caught the public\u2019s eye on the show \u00a0“France has an Incredible Talent”\u00a0 on M6, has crafted an artistic persona that diverges from her predecessors, many of whom leaned towards typical \u00a0pop\u00a0 styles.<\/p>\n
Describing her journey, Lou has captured the hearts of many with her unique approach to music. Unlike the pop norms, her style reflects a blend of \u00a0nostalgia\u00a0 and \u00a0modern trends\u00a0, signaling a new direction for French representation at this event.<\/p>\n
“You can laugh at me, you can even say what you want, I will not abandon it, you hear I fight. I would like to change the story, so that hope comes back. Give me the future, just there in my hands, and I will make it flourish.” These poignant lyrics from her song, \u00a0\u201cThis World,\u201d\u00a0 resonate deeply with listeners. In an interview with \u00a0news.fr\u00a0, she revealed her desire to *\u201cget a message across.\u201d* The song serves not only as a personal anthem but also conveys a universal theme of \u00a0resilience\u00a0.<\/p>\n
The composition of \u201cThis World\u201d credits \u00a0Pauline Thisse\u00a0, who goes by the stage name \u00a0Lih\u00a0. Together, Lou and Lih have created a piece that embodies both \u00a0nostalgic\u00a0 feelings and \u00a0contemporary\u00a0 sounds, a balance beautifully articulated by \u00a0Alexandra Redde-Amiel\u00a0, the head of the French delegation.<\/p>\n
<pThe anticipation surrounding Lou Deleuze has been palpable. Redde-Amiel admitted having had a \u201cfavorite\u201d<\/strong> in Lou during her initial selection process in 2024, stating, \u201cBut I told myself that it was necessary to give her time.\u201d<\/em> With her evident talent and determination, Lou seems ready to captivate the audience on the biggest stage of her young career.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Lou is not just a singer; she has proven herself in the film industry as well. With three movies to her name since the age of seven, including \u00a0“The Teeth of Happiness,”\u00a0 for which she received a \u00a0Unifrance Female Interpretation Award\u00a0 in 2023, her multi-faceted talent indicates a bright future ahead. As she prepares for the Junior Eurovision, fans and critics alike hope she can mirror the success of previous French winners like \u00a0Valentina in 2020, Lissandro in 2022,\u00a0 and \u00a0Zo\u00e9 Clauzure in 2023.\u00a0<\/p>\n As the \u00a0Junior Eurovision\u00a0 approaches, Lou Deleuze represents more than just a competitor; she embodies the potential of a generation of \u00a0young artists.\u00a0 With her message-driven song and determination, Lou is poised to carry the torch for France, making a mark not only for herself but for the future of music. Her journey inspires countless young aspirations in the arts, and fans cannot wait to see how she lights up the stage in Tbilisi. This moment promises to be the beginning of what could very well be an extraordinary career for Lou Deleuze.<\/p>\n