Today, on September 30, it will become clear as to who will represent Armenia in “Children’s Eurovision 2012” that will take place in the Netherlands, head of the Eurovision Armenian delegation Gohar Gasparyan informed Armenian News- NEWS.am.

The draw for the final round took place on September 25.  Here is the order in which the 17 finalists will perform in a direct broadcast by the Armenian Public Television channel:

1."Ore" (the Day) by Flora Mkhitaryan, Yerevan

2. "Linum e, chi linum" (Once upon a Time) by Khentutyun Company, Yerevan

3. "Im Roqe" (My Rock) by Tatev Yengibaryan, Yerevan

4. "Im Ashkharhe" (My World) by Ninela Mkhitaryan, Chambarak

5. "Love" by Karen Ohanyan, Yerevan

6. "Stop" by Marine Abrahamyan, Ashtarak

7. "Sere Tariq Chi Harcnum" by Millie Miskaryan, Yerevan

8. "Tick-Tack" by Zangak Children's Songs Studio, Echmiadzin

9. "Yerezanqi Teverov" (On the Wings of Dream) by Lusine Ghazaryan, Yerevan

10. "Shnorhavor" (Congratulations) by Lidushik, Yerevan

11. "Home Sweet home" by Vahagn Grigoryan, Yerevan

12. "Come" by Gayane Ghazaryan, Yerevan

13. "Knock, Knock" by Style Ensemble, Yerevan

14. "Tarber Enq" (We are Different) by Sona Dunoyan, Masis

15. "Yergavazq" (Song-Rally) by Mane Araqelyan, Yerevan

16. "Sweetie Baby" by Compass Band, Yerevan

17. "My Name is Angel" Angelina Gasparyan, Yerevan

The special guest of the show is Candy, the winner of Children's Eurovision 2011 that took place in Yerevan last year.

Gohar Gasparyan added that the voting will include the traditional SMS sent by the viewers across Armenia as well as by a professional jury. Each counts as 50% of the vote. Voting begins from the very moment that the first of the final participants begins performance and ends exactly 15 seconds after the last of the participants finishes the performance.

The maximum attainable number of points for each song is 12 and will be given to the performance that receives the most combinational votes as a result of the viewers’ and jury’s verdict. 10 and 8 points will be given to the 2nd and 3rd place holders, respectively. The performers receiving 12 points will gain the right of representing Armenia in the next Children's Eurovision.

In an earlier interview with Armenian News-NEWS.am, Armenia’s Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan had shared his view about his daughter’s participation in the final stage of the contest.