Inês Gonçalves (born 22 November 2012) is a Portuguese child singer. She began her career as the winner of the sixth season of The Voice Kids Portugal, which gave her the opportunity to at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song "".
Biography Early life Gonçalves was born in Ourique, Alentejo, Portugal, on 22 November 2012. After soon moving to Penafiel, she returned to her native city during her kindergarten years. As of 2025, the singer still lived in Alentejo with her mother and siblings, Alice and Santiago.
Having started singing at the age of three, she is currently a member of the Ourique Children's Choir and a singing trio.
Her father, Ivo Gonçalves, is a professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for ADC Várzea do Douro.
2023–2025: The Voice Kids Portugal, Junior Eurovision Song Contest, and local activity Gonçalves began her professional music career in 2023, performing with her friend Dário Pereira on Manuel Luís Goucha's show . The following year, the duo competed in Got Talent Portugal, organised by Portuguese broadcaster RTP, where they sang "" by Buba Espinho.
In 2025, the singer participated in the sixth season of The Voice Kids Portugal. Under the mentorship of , she eventually won the competition, which had been announced as the for Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Tbilisi, Georgia, earning the right to represent the country. Her contest song, "", written by her The Voice Kids Portugal mentor Cristovinho, Espinho, João Direitinho, and Aurora Pinto, was released on 7 November.
The Voice Kids Portugal performances and results (2025) Stage Song Result Blind Auditions "" (by Roberto Carlos) Advanced Battle Rounds Semi-Final "" (by Buba Espinho and Bandidos do Cante) Advanced Final (Round 1) "" (by António Zambujo) Advanced Final (Round 2) "" (by Roberto Carlos) Winner Final (Additional performances) "" (by D.A.M.A and Buba Espinho)
Discography Singles Title Year Album or EP Length "" 2025 3:00
Videography Music videos As lead artist Title Year Director(s) "" 2025
As featured artist Title Year Director(s) "" (by Buba Espinho) 2024 Patrícia Santos,
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