Singer Bella Paige, 13, has been chosen to represent Australian at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria.
Bella has been singing since she was six and was the first child to audition for The Voice Kids Australia, where she went all the way to the Grand Final in 2014.
She will perform the song 'My Girls', which has been co-written by singer Delta Goodrem, Grammy-award winning song writer and producer Mitch Allan and Los Angeles-based composer and producer Vince Pizzinga.
“I couldn't believe it when I found out I was selected to represent Australia and I’m so excited to be singing my single, My Girls on a global stage in Sofia, Bulgaria,” Bella said.
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“My Girls is an incredible song with a powerful message to all girls.
“No matter what ups and downs we go through, it is important to stay strong, support each other, believe in yourself, dream big and know you can achieve your goals and dreams.”
Bella was chosen to represent Australia by SBS and product partner Blink TV.
SBS will broadcast the Junior Eurovision Song Contest at 7.30pm on November 28.
Eurovision fans can also tune in to SBS’s LIVE coverage of the contest from Sofia, Bulgaria, at 4.30am Sunday 22 November on SBS.
Bella Paige is represented by Universal Music Australia, and My Girls is her debut single.
My Girls is released worldwide today and is available to download or stream now: http://umusi.cc/BPMG
