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10/Dec 2006 at 21:57

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2006 esctoday awards - Best Junior singer(s) of the year

Here are the nominations for the The first annual esctoday.com awards, Best Junior singer(s) of the year category.

The nominations for BEST JUNIOR SINGER(S) OF THE YEAR are:

Nastya & Masha Tolmacheva for Russia
Pedro for Portugal
Molly Sandén for Sweden
Kimberly for the Netherlands
Dani Fernandez for Spain

Nastya & Masha Tolmacheva for Russia

Pedro for Portugal

Molly Sandén for Sweden

Kimberly for the Netherlands

Dani Fernandez for Spain

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