Eleven performers competed in the national selection final, but only one name was chosen by the audience vote.
Lion Ceccah emerged as the winner, earning the most fan support. His song, “Sólo quiero más,” will now be performed on the grand stage of the international song competition and has already found a place on many listeners’ playlists.
The event also drew a crowd of familiar faces, with G. Martirosian receiving significant support, and her husband, race car driver Vaidotas Žala, spotted backstage.
Žala shared his impressions on his Facebook page.
“I came to work to support the people,” he wrote alongside a photo with the evening’s host.
The post quickly garnered considerable attention, receiving over 10,000 reactions overnight. The comments section was filled with compliments for the couple and messages of support.
“One of the most beautiful couples in Lithuania. Long and happy life together,” “You are beautiful and amazing,” and “This is the true Lithuanian elite. A wonderful couple,” fans wrote in praise.
The Lithuanian national final delivered a clear winner, setting the stage for the country’s entry in what is one of the world’s most-watched televised music events. Lion Ceccah’s victory marks a significant moment in his career, building on his second-place finish in last year’s competition. According to reports, Ceccah’s performance of “Sólo quiero más” incorporates six different languages, reflecting his desire to experiment and blend seemingly incompatible elements. He also distinguished himself with an unexpected visual presentation, designed to complement the song’s concept. Ceccah explained that his stage vision transported the audience to the future, depicting a world where emotions are considered detrimental to human stability and efficiency. The outpouring of support from celebrities like G. Martirosian and Vaidotas Žala highlights the national excitement surrounding Ceccah’s selection. Žala’s Facebook post celebrating the event quickly went viral, demonstrating the couple’s popularity and the widespread enthusiasm for Lithuania’s Eurovision contender. He shared a photo with the event’s host, writing, “I came to work to support the people.” The post received over 10,000 reactions, with fans showering the couple with praise.
