Supernova (Latvian TV series)

Latvian music entertainment television show

Supernova

Genre| Music competition
Reality television
Presented by| Lauris Reiniks
Ketija Šēnberga
Toms Grēviņš
Beta Beidz
Justs Sirmais
Dagmāra Legante
Judges| Kaspars Roga
Guntars Račs
Ieva Kerēvica
Dons
Intars Busulis
DJ Rudd
Ralfs Eilands
Linda Leen
Petri Mannonens
Artis Dvarionas
Country of origin| Latvia
Original language| Latvian
No. of series| 9
Original release
Network| Latvijas Televīzija (LTV)
Release| 18 January 2015 (2015-01-18) –
present

Supernova is a Latvian music entertainment show created by the Latvian broadcaster, LTV. It is currently used as the Latvian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Supernova began airing in 2015, replacing the previous short-lived Latvian national selection Dziesma. Its first winner, Aminata Savadogo went on to bring Latvia to the Eurovision Song Contest final for the first time since 2008, earning Latvia their best placing since 2005, and their fourth best placing ever.

## Winners

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Year  | Song  | Artist  | Final  | Points  | Semi  | Points

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2015 | "Love Injected"  | Aminata | 6  | 186  | 2  | 155
2016 | "Heartbeat"  | Justs | 15  | 132  | 8  | 132
2017 | "Line"  | Triana Park | Did not qualify  | 18  | 21
2018 | "Funny Girl"  | Laura Rizzotto | 12  | 106
2019 | "That Night"  | Carousel | 15  | 50
2020 | "Still Breathing"  | Samanta Tina | Contest cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | "Eat Your Salad"  | Citi Zēni | Did not qualify  | 14  | 55
2023 | "Aijā"  | Sudden Lights | 11  | 34
2024 | "Hollow"  | Dons | 16  | 64  | 7  | 72

## Seasons

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### Supernova 2015

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015

Supernova 2015 consisted of two introduction shows, two heats, a semi-final, and a final. The introduction shows took place on 18 and 25 January 2015, the heats on 1 and 8 February 2015, the semi-final on 15 February 2015, and the final on 22 February 2015.[1][2][3] The season started out with twenty competitors; however, only four made it to the final, where Aminata and her song "Love Injected" was declared the winner. A mix of jury voting and voting from the public decided the qualifiers of the heats and semi-finals; however, only voting from the public decided the winner of the final.[4][5]

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Votes  | Total  | Place

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Internet  | Televote
1  | Aminata | "Love Injected"  | 8319  | 14017  | 22336  | 1
2  | Mntha  | "Nefelibata"  | 3010  | 7352  | 10362  | 4
3  | ElektroFolk  | "Sundance"  | 2803  | 7971  | 10774  | 3
4  | Markus Riva | "Take Me Down"  | 5818  | 9932  | 15750  | 2

### Supernova 2016

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016

Supernova 2016 consisted of two introduction shows, two heats, a semi-final, and a final. The introduction shows took place on 24 and 31 January 2016, the heats on 7 and 14 February 2016, the semi-final on 21 February 2016, and the final on 28 February 2016. The competing artists and their songs were revealed during the second introduction show.[6][7] The season started out with twenty competitors; however, only four made it to the final, where Justs and his song "Heartbeat" was declared the winner. A mix of jury voting and voting from the public decided the qualifiers of the heats and semi-finals; however, only voting from the public decided the winner of the final.[8]

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Votes  | Total  | Place

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Internet  | Televote
1  | Catalepsia  | "Damnation"  | 5393  | 13521  | 18914  | 2
2  | MyRadiantU  | "We Will Be Stars"  | 2432  | 4219  | 6651  | 3
3  | Justs | "Heartbeat"  | 8995  | 11730  | 20725  | 1
4  | Marta Ritova  | "Not From This World"  | 1869  | 3172  | 5041  | 4

### Supernova 2017

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017

Supernova 2017 consisted of two introduction shows, two heats, a semi-final, and a final. The introduction shows took place on 22 and 29 January 2017, the heats on 5 and 12 February 2017, the semi-final on 19 February 2017, and the final on 26 February 2017.[9][10] The competing artists and their songs were revealed on 13 January 2017.[11][12] The season started out with twenty-two competitors; however, only four made it to the final, where Triana Park and their song "Line" were declared the winners. A mix of jury voting and voting from the public decided the qualifiers of the heats and semi-finals; however, only voting from the public decided the winner of the final.

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Public Vote[13] | Place

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Online  | Televote/SMS  | Spotify streams  | Total
1  | Santa Daņeļeviča  | "Your Breath"  | 9.29%  | 13.71%  | 15.83%  | 12.94%  | 4
2  | The Ludvig  | "I'm in Love With You"  | 15.24%  | 12.76%  | 28.95%  | 18.98%  | 2
3  | My Radiant You  | "All I Know"  | 14.73%  | 15.66%  | 19.15%  | 16.52%  | 3
4  | Triana Park | "Line"  | 60.74%  | 57.87%  | 36.07%  | 51.56%  | 1

### Supernova 2018

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018

Supernova 2018 consisted of two introductory shows and four competition shows. Twenty-one artists competed in this season, which consisted of three semifinals and a final; the top two artists from each semifinal and the next-highest ranked artist from all three semifinals advanced to the final (for a total of seven artists). The first semifinal took place on 3 February, and the second and third semifinals took place on 10 February and 17 February, respectively. Technical voting errors were encountered during the second semifinal; this increased the number of artists in the final to eight.[14] In the final, which was held on 24 February, Laura Rizzotto was declared the winner of the competition after her song "Funny Girl" scored the highest number of votes from the public.[15][16][17]

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Televotes  | Jury Votes  | Internet votes  | Spotify Streams  | Total  | Place

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1  | Sudden Lights  | "Just Fine"  | 1563  | 2  | 2357  | 28%  | 4  | 2
2  | Ritvars  | "Who's Counting?"  | 488  | 4  | 490  | 11%  | 10  | 4
3  | Madara  | "Esamība"  | 1490  | 3  | 2785  | 18%  | 7  | 3
4  | Liene Greifane  | "Walk the Talk"  | 398  | 8  | 800  | 7%  | 13  | 7
5  | Lauris Valters  | "Lovers Bliss"  | 285  | 6  | 366  | 5%  | 14  | 8
6  | Edgars Kreilis  | "Younger Days"  | 413  | 5  | 781  | 9%  | 12  | 6
7  | Laura Rizzotto | "Funny Girl"  | 2956  | 1  | 5172  | 12%  | 2  | 1
8  | Markus Riva  | "This Time"  | 2321  | 7  | 2839  | 10%  | 10  | 5

### Supernova 2019

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019

Supernova 2019 consisted of three shows. Sixteen artists competed this season, which consisted of two semi-finals and a final; the top four artists from each semi-final advanced to the final (for a total of eight artists). The first semi-final took place on 26 January, while the second semi-final took place on 2 February. In the final, which was held on 16 February, Carousel and their song "That Night" were declared the winners following a mix of jury voting and votes from the Latvian public.[18]

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Jury  | Public  | Total  | Place

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Televotes  | Internet  | Spotify  | Alfa  | Total
1  | Markus Riva  | "You Make Me So Crazy"  | 5  | 23.86%  | 17.38%  | 24.48%  | 42.25%  | 1  | 6  | 2
2  | Edgars Kreilis  | "Cherry Absinthe"  | 4  | 3.68%  | 3.53%  | 6.30%  | 1.94%  | 7  | 11  | 6
3  | Aivo Oskis  | "Somebody's Got My Lover"  | 8  | 1.22%  | 0.85%  | 12.00%  | 1.94%  | 8  | 16  | 8
4  | Double Faced Eels  | "Fire"  | 3  | 5.44%  | 8.64%  | 39.46%  | 11.24%  | 4  | 7  | 4
5  | Dziļi Violets feat. Kozmens  | "Tautasdziesma"  | 7  | 13.46%  | 17.88%  | 4.59%  | 17.05%  | 3  | 10  | 5
6  | Laime Pilnīga  | "Awe"  | 2  | 18.33%  | 14.85%  | 4.80%  | 6.20%  | 5  | 7  | 3
7  | Samanta Tīna  | "Cutting the Wire"  | 6  | 8.73%  | 10.61%  | 3.80%  | 10.85%  | 6  | 12  | 7
8  | Carousel | "That Night"  | 1  | 25.28%  | 26.26%  | 4.57%  | 8.53%  | 2  | 3  | 1

### Supernova 2020

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020

Supernova 2020 consisted of a qualification round and a final. This was the first year, that semi-finals did not happen. 28 artists competed in the qualification round. 9 songs reached a final. In the final, which was held on 8 February, Samanta Tīna with her song "Still Breathing" was declared as the winning song, following a mix of jury and televote.[citation needed]

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Public Vote  | Place

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1  | Seleste  | "Like Me"  | 2.43%  | 3.31%  | 2.82%  | 6
2  | Driksna  | "Stay"  | 1.04%  | 1.90%  | 1.42%  | 9
3  | Katrīna Bindere  | "I Will Break Your Heart"  | 1.22%  | 1.89%  | 1.52%  | 8
4  | Edgars Kreilis  | "Tridymite"  | 2.74%  | 2.11%  | 2.46%  | 7
5  | Katrīna Dimanta | "Heart Beats"  | 22.63%  | 34.98%  | 28.12%  | 2
6  | Miks Dukurs  | "I'm Falling for You"  | 7.69%  | 6.93%  | 7.35%  | 4
7  | Annna | "Polyester"  | 19.22%  | 13.84%  | 16.83%  | 3
8  | Bad Habits  | "Sail with You"  | 3.79%  | 4.40%  | 4.06%  | 5
9  | Samanta Tīna | "Still Breathing"  | 39.24%  | 30.63%  | 35.42%  | 1

Following the cancellation of the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Samanta Tīna was internally re-selected to represent Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, with a new song, "The Moon Is Rising".

### Supernova 2022

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022

Supernova 2022 consisted of a semi-final and a final. In the semi-final, which took place on 5 February, seventeen acts competed and the top ten entries qualified to the final based on the combination of votes from a jury panel and the Latvian public.[19] On 10 February 2022, LTV announced that the song "First Love" performed by Miks Dukurs had been awarded a wildcard to qualify to the final due to technical issues that impacted his semi-final performance.[20] In the final, which was held on 12 February, Citi Zēni were declared the winners following a mix of jury voting and votes from the Latvian public.

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Jury  | Televote  | Total  | Place

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Votes  | Points
1  | Miks Dukurs  | "First Love"  | 0  | 2,116  | 0  | 0  | 11
2  | Raum  | "Plans"  | 5  | 3,486  | 2  | 7  | 9
3  | Linda Rušeniece  | "Pay My Own Bills"  | 6  | 3,394  | 1  | 7  | 10
4  | Bermudu Divstūris | "Bad"  | 2  | 24,216  | 6  | 8  | 7
5  | Miks Galvanovskis  | "I'm Just a Sinner"  | 7  | 16,060  | 5  | 12  | 4
6  | Bujāns  | "He, She, You & Me"  | 3  | 38,924  | 10  | 13  | 3
7  | Elīna Gluzunova  | "Es pabiju tur"  | 8  | 3,572  | 3  | 11  | 5
8  | Citi Zēni | "Eat Your Salad"  | 12  | 50,566  | 12  | 24  | 1
9  | Inspo  | "A Happy Place"  | 4  | 6,432  | 4  | 8  | 8
10  | Mēs Jūs Mīlam | "Rich Itch"  | 1  | 26,692  | 7  | 8  | 6
11  | Aminata | "I'm Letting You Go"  | 10  | 30,983  | 8  | 18  | 2

### Supernova 2023

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023

The semi-final took place on 4 February 2023. In the semi-final, 14 acts competed and the top ten entries qualified to the final based on the combination of votes from a jury panel and the Latvian public.[21] Sudden Lights won both the jury and public votes in the final held on 11 February.

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Jury  | Televote  | Total  | Place

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Votes  | Points
1  | Alise Haijima  | "Tricky"  | 3  | 5,607  | 3  | 6  | 8
2  | Luīze  | "You to Hold Me"  | 2  | 2,384  | 1  | 3  | 10
3  | Raum  | "Fake Love"  | 4  | 6,986  | 5  | 9  | 6
4  | Toms Kalderauskis  | "When It All Falls"  | 7  | 2,608  | 2  | 9  | 7
5  | Artūrs Hatti  | "Love Vibes"  | 1  | 6,251  | 4  | 5  | 9
6  | Patrisha | "Hush"  | 10  | 50,958  | 10  | 20  | 2
7  | Sudden Lights | "Aijā"  | 12  | 66,307  | 12  | 24  | 1
8  | 24\. Avēnija  | "You Said"  | 8  | 8,735  | 7  | 15  | 3
9  | Avéi  | "Let Me Go"  | 5  | 8,294  | 6  | 11  | 5
10  | Markus Riva | "Forever"  | 6  | 27,302  | 8  | 14  | 4

### Supernova 2024

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Main article: Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024

The semi-final took place on 3 February 2024. 15 acts competed and the top ten entries qualified to the final based on the combination of votes from a jury panel and the Latvian public.[22] The final took place on 10 February 2024 among the ten entries that advanced from the semi-final. The song with the highest number of votes based on the combination of votes from a jury panel and the Latvian public, "Hollow" by Dons, was declared the winner.

Draw  | Artist  | Song  | Jury  | Televote  | Total  | Place

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Votes  | Place
1  | Vēstulēs | "Kur?"  | 10  | 31,477  | 10  | 20  | 2
2  | Avéi  | "Mine"  | 4  | 2,946  | 3  | 7  | 8
3  | Papīra Lidmašīnas | "Mind Breaker"  | 1  | 2,018  | 2  | 3  | 10
4  | Katrīna Gupalo  | "The Cat's Song"  | 8  | 17,739  | 8  | 16  | 3
5  | Ecto  | "Outsider"  | 2  | 4,915  | 5  | 7  | 7
6  | Dons | "Hollow"  | 12  | 64,845  | 12  | 24  | 1
7  | Saint Levića  | "Tick-Tock"  | 6  | 3,487  | 4  | 10  | 5
8  | Edvards Strazdiņš  | "Rock n' Roll Supernova"  | 3  | 7,830  | 6  | 9  | 6
9  | Funkinbiz  | "Na chystu vodu" (На чисту воду) | 5  | 1,143  | 1  | 6  | 9
10  | Alekss Silvers  | "For the Show"  | 7  | 8,285  | 7  | 14  | 4

## References

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