Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004

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Eurovision Song Contest 2004
Country Lithuania
National selection
Selection process"Eurovizijos" dainų konkurso nacionalinė atranka
Selection date(s)14 February 2004
Selected entrantLinas and Simona
Selected song"What's Happened to Your Love?"
Selected songwriter(s)
  • Michalis Antoniou
  • Linas Adomaitis
  • Camden-MS
Finals performance
Semi-final resultFailed to qualify (16th)
Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest
◄2002 2004 2005►

Lithuania was represented by Linas and Simona with the song "What's Happened to Your Love?" at the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest semi-final which took place on 12 May in Istanbul, Turkey. "What's Happened to Your Love?" was chosen as the Lithuanian entry at the national final on 14 February.[1]

Before Eurovision[]

"Eurovizijos" dainų konkurso nacionalinė atranka[]

The final was preceded by six of semi-finals, which took place on a weekly basis between 3 January and 7 February 2004. The Lithuanian national final was notable for abandoning any sifting out a process of the received entries, with every entry that got submitted getting to participate in a televised semi-final. The results in the semi-finals were decided by televoting. An additional wildcard was also given to the highest-scoring entry that did not qualify from the semi-finals.[2]

Semi-finals[]

Semi-final 1 – 3 January 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 InCulto "You Don’t Know" 141 5
2 Aira and Bugs Band "Come to the World" 50 8
3 Kes "Just Be My Star" 290 3
4 No One "Why Are You the One" 41 9
5 Dinamika "Day and Night" 88 6
6 Relanium "Just Be" 304 2
7 Dvyniai "4 You" 201 4
8 Mushkitakta "Heart Invader" 103 6
9 Rūta Ščiogolevaitė "Over" 1,602 1
Semi-final 2 – 10 January 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Artis and Bugs Band "Brave Step" 191 5
2 Lawry "No More" 333 3
3 Graffiti "New Day" 45 8
4 Audronė Girkontaitė "Ei, praeivi" 22 9
5 Colder "Follow" 290 4
6 The Road Band "That's What I Want" 147 7
7 Taja and Merlin "How About You?" 386 2
8 Ieva Breivytė "On the Last Night" 174 6
9 Mantas "Morning" 784 1
Semi-final 3 – 17 January 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Sati "Love Is…" 151 7
2 Weekends "If You Can Fly" 84 8
3 Saulės kliošas "Stobidubap" 561 2
4 Mad Man Moon "Sleeping" 244 6
5 Net Profit "Waiting" 55 9
6 N.E.O "Wider Space" 503 3
7 V.I.P. "Look Into My Eyes" 392 4
8 Fate "Say Goodbye" 369 5
9 Linas and Simona "What's Happened to Your Love?" 1182 1
Semi-final 4 – 24 January 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Geltona "I Do, I Do" 732 4
2 Ričardas Vitkus "The Girl From Million" 84 6
3 Aistė Pilvelytė "Amor (te quiero aqui)" 878 3
4 Torres "Mes skrendam" 25 9
5 Swajus "Like Falling Rain" 84 6
6 Edmundas Kučinskas "Hey, Hey Golden Ray" 2,618 1
7 Lyga "Freedom Is Near" 197 5
8 Soft Rain "Aš tavyje" 28 8
9 Eva "Be My Baby" 900 2
Semi-final 5 – 31 January 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Dreams "Taste of Love" 420 6
2 Indraya "Deep In My Heart" 1,080 3
3 Rasa Kaušiūtė "He Forgot That I'm His Baby" 1,564 2
4 Artas "Keep Your Faith" 579 4
5 Cappella A "Music’s World" 201 9
6 Rūta Lukoševičiūtė "Flying People" 572 5
7 Tequila For You "Together" 304 8
8 Amberlife "In Your Eyes" 10,219 1
9 Agnieška "Vėjas" 345 7
Semi-final 6 – 7 February 2004
Draw Artist Song Televote Place
1 Donalda "I Can" 254 4
2 Bracelet "You Like" 72 6
3 Violeta Riaubiškyte "Song About You And Me" 842 2
4 Sugarfree "Stay Away" 227 5
5 Atika "Back in Europe" 304 3
6 B'Avarija "I Know" 1,341 1
7 M.T. "Būk arti" 35 7

Final[]

The final was held on 14 February 2004. The winner was selected by a 50/50 combination of jury voting and televoting.

There was a 3-way tie in the final, leading to a tie-break situation where the 8 jury members each had 1 vote. Linas & Simona got 4 votes, Rūta Ščiogolevaitė got 3 and Edmundas Kucinskas got 1, leading to a win for Linas and Simona.

Final – 14 February 2004
Draw Artist Song Jury Public Total Place
Televote Points
1 Geltona "I Do, I Do" 0 167 0 0 13
2 Rasa Kaušiūtė "He Forgot That I'm His Baby" 3 63 0 3 9
3 Lawry "No More" 0 38 0 0 18
4 N.E.O "Wider Space" 0 185 1 1 11
5 Aistė Pilvelytė "Amor (te quiero aqui)" 1 63 0 1 12
6 Relanium "Just Be" 0 103 0 0 15
7 Linas and Simona "What's Happened to Your Love?" 10 1,893 8 18 1
8 B'Avarija "I Know" 7 997 7 14 5
9 KES "Just Be My Star" 0 47 0 0 17
10 Rūta Rūta Ščiogolevaitė "Over" 12 636 6 18 2
11 Indraya "Deep In My Heart" 0 62 0 0 16
12 Taja and Merlin "How About You?" 0 132 0 0 14
13 Eva "Be My Baby" 0 278 2 2 10
14 Amberlife "In Your Eyes" 2 5,683 12 14 4
15 Edmundas Kučinskas "Hey, Hey Golden Ray" 8 3,425 10 18 3
16 Violeta Riaubiškyte "Song About You And Me" 5 372 5 10 6
17 Saulės kliošas "Stobidubap" 6 348 4 10 7
18 Mantas "Morning" 4 281 3 7 8

At Eurovision[]

Having been relegated from competing in Riga the year before, Lithuania had to earn a spot in the 2004 final by competing in Eurovision's first-ever semi-final round. Lithuania performed twelfth during the semi-final in Istanbul, following Ukraine and preceding Albania. At the end of the night, they were not among the ten countries announced as having qualified for the final, kicking off two years of non-qualifications that ended in 2006.[3] In both the semi and the final, the Lithuanian televote gave twelve points to the eventual winner Ruslana with "Wild Dances," representing Ukraine.

Voting[]

Points awarded to Lithuania[]

Points awarded to Lithuania (Semi-final)[4]
Score Country
12 points
10 points
8 points  Latvia
7 points  Cyprus
6 points
5 points
4 points
3 points
2 points
1 point  Israel

Points awarded by Lithuania[]

References[]

  1. ^ "LITHUANIAN NATIONAL FINAL 2004". Webuda. Retrieved 20 August 2015.
  2. ^ "LITHUANIAN SEMI-FINALS 2004".
  3. ^ "Semi-Final of Istanbul 2004". European Broadcasting Union. Archived from the original on 18 April 2021. Retrieved 18 April 2021.
  4. ^ a b "Results of the Semi-Final of Istanbul 2004". European Broadcasting Union. Archived from the original on 19 April 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
  5. ^ "Results of the Grand Final of Istanbul 2004". European Broadcasting Union. Archived from the original on 19 April 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
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