Her path into music began only a couple of years ago. With strong encouragement from her family, Eliza took her first vocal lessons and quickly found herself drawn deeper into performance. Several Maltese vocal coaches helped her refine her tone and technique, giving her the confidence she needed to keep growing. She also learnt flute and cello, studied performing arts at school and trained in dance with a local academy, which gave her a broader sense of stage presence.

Eliza started entering competitions soon after, building experience in Malta and abroad. Each event strengthened her ability to stay composed in front of varied audiences. By the time she auditioned for The Voice Kids Malta, she had already developed a style that felt steady and sincere for someone her age.

The show became a turning point. Her performances were thoughtful and controlled, week after week, and her original song I Believe became the moment everyone talked about. It carried her to the top of the competition and earned her the chance to represent Malta in Georgia.

For Junior Eurovision, I Believe received a full studio treatment from an experienced Maltese writing and production team. The official music video adds a soft, dreamlike quality that suits the song’s message of self trust and quiet courage. It is a track that speaks clearly to international audiences, even if they are hearing her for the first time.