🇱🇻 Latvia: Supernova 2026 Semi-Final Two Results

The second semi-final of Supernova 2026 has just ended, with other five participants qualifying for the final night of the selection.

Five artists have qualified tonight from the second and last semi-final of Supernova, Latvia’s selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. The show was hosted by Ketija Šēnberga, Lauris Reiniks, and Māra Sleja. 12 acts took the stage at the Riga Film Studio and performed for the Latvian public and jury, with each having a 50% say in the results of this evening’s show.

The results of the second semi-final are as follows:

Running Order Artist Song Result 1 Jānis Rugājs “Smoke” 2 PAULA “Dejot vien” (Only dancing) 3 Edvards Strazdiņš “I Ain’t Got the Guts” 4 Kristīne Megija “Insanity” 5 NOLARK “Different Places” 6 Miks Galvanovskis “Cruel Angel” Qualified 7 LEGZDINA “Ribbon” Qualified 8 Papīra lidmašīnas “You’re My Saviour” 9 Atvara “Ēnā” (In the shadow) Qualified 10 Krisy “Take It” Qualified 11 Vēstnieks “Vai tas ir kāds brīnums?” (Is it some kind of miracle?) 12 Robert Ox “Ravin’ at the Taj Mahal“ Qualified

The artists that have qualified tonight will join the acts that qualified from the first semi-final:

Tautumeitas represented Latvia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with “Bur man laimi”. Latvia finished 13th in the final scoring 158 points, including 12 points from the juries of Denmark, Lithuania and the United Kingdom, and 12 points from the public in Lithuania. This was Latvia’s best result in the contest since 2015.

Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest+

Latvia debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2000, being the last of the Baltic nations to join the contest. On their debut, Brainstorm finished in 3rd place with the song “My Star”. Latvia won the contest for the first time in 2002, with Marie N’s “I Wanna”. Latvia only participated in 2002 thanks to the withdrawal of Portugal from the contest, as Latvia’s poor result in 2001 had relegated them from the 2002 contest. Latvia struggled in the contest after 2002, failing to qualify for the final for six years in a row between 2009 and 2014. After a non-qualification streak that lasted 7 years, Latvia eventually qualified in 2024 with Dons and “Hollow”.