Martina Cervellin, known professionally as Martina Crv, is an Italian child singer. She competed in season two of The Voice Kids Italy, participated in Tour Music Fest and represented San Marino in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song "Beyond the Stars" and placed ninth, the highest placement for San Marino in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
Biography Early and personal life Cervellin was born in Italy in 2013. She started studying singing and guitar at age six, and later studied piano.
2023-present: The Voice Kids Italy, Junior Eurovision, Acustica and other activities In 2023 Cervellin participated in The Voice Kids Italy, performing "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" in the blind auditions before eventually being eliminated in the Battles performing "".
Cervellin appeared on I Fatti Vostri and won the title of Best European Youth Singer 2024 at the Tour Music Fest with the song "Time After Time". Beppe Vessicchio invited her to his academy for a private training day.
On 8 September 2025 Cervellin was announced as the Sammarinese artist for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Tbilisi, Georgia with the song "Beyond the Stars". The song was released on 4 November 2025.
On 13 December 2025 she placed ninth in the contest with 125 points, earning San Marino its highest placement in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
On 26 March 2026 she released her first studio album, Acustica.
Discography Studio albums Title Details Acustica Released: 26 March 2026 Format: digital download, streaming
Singles Title Year Album or EP Length "" (Lucio Battisti cover) 2025 Acustica 3:20 "" 2025 Acustica 3:30 "" 2025 3:22 "" 2025 Acustica 3:53 "" (KT Tunstall cover) 2025 2:49 "" 2025 3:31 "" 2025 Acustica 3:07 "" 2025 Beyond the Stars 2:46 "" 2025 Beyond the Stars 2:51 "" 2026 3:07
Videography Music videos As lead artist Title Year Director(s) "Beyond the Stars" 2025 Eliza G, Karin Amadori, Saintpaul DJ, Valerio Carboni
Awards and nominations AwardsYearCategoryWorkResultTour Music Fest2024Best European Youth Singer 2024Herself and for the song "Time After Time"
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