On February 14, coinciding with Valentine's Day, Atvara was announced as the representative from Latvia for the international Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in Vienna, Austria. Her song, titled 'Ēnā', has captured the attention of the audience as she took the top spot in the national selection 'Supernova'. In an exclusive interview with TVNET+, Atvara shared her immediate feelings following her victory, displaying a mix of disbelief and joy.

During the interview, Līga Āboma from TVNET+ asked Atvara about her reaction when her win was announced. Atvara revealed that she still struggles to grasp the reality of her success, stating that it might not sink in until she sees her name in the news. This candid moment reflects the emotional weight that such competitions carry, especially for emerging artists like Atvara. Winning the national selection is often a dream for many musicians, and for Atvara, this moment marks a significant milestone in her career.

Additionally, the conversation briefly touched on the context of the Eurovision Song Contest, particularly concerning the current geopolitical climate with countries withdrawing due to Israel's participation. Atvara’s insights on the Palestinian protests highlight the complex interplay between music, politics, and public sentiment during the event. Her participation in Eurovision will certainly put her in the global spotlight amidst these ongoing discussions.