See Georgia’s 2017 Junior Eurovision entry single (VIDEO)
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Young singer Grigol Kipshidze will lead Georgia's bid for the Junior Eurovision contest with the single Voice of the Heart, as the most successful country of the competition prepares to host this year's event next month.
The video for the single featuring the teenage performer was released on Friday, with the competition set to run on November 26.
Voice of the Heart features lyrics by singer Temo Sajaia and music from composer Giga Kukhianidze. The video for the single was shot at the Georgian Public Broadcaster pavilion in Tbilisi.
Born in Tbilisi in 2005, Kipshidze is a finalist of this year's X-Factor Georgia show.
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