The 'Latvian Young Virtuoso' competition is entering its final phase, with the final event scheduled for February 15, allowing audiences to witness emerging talent like Pauls Stradiņš and Oskars Tamans. The winner of this prestigious competition will represent Latvia at the international 'Eurovision Young Musicians' event in Yerevan, Armenia, on June 6, 2026. As excitement builds around the final broadcast, which will be available on multiple platforms, the profiles of the finalists highlight their dedication and passion for music from a young age. Pauls Stradiņš, an 18-year-old percussionist and student of the Jāzeps Mediņš Riga Music Secondary School, has been playing percussion since he was five and marimba since eight. He expresses a deep desire to create a composition that can change people’s lives, showcasing his commitment to using music as a transformative tool. His journey reflects not only his musical talent but also his life’s joy found in making music, setting an inspirational example for budding musicians. As the competition approaches, viewers and listeners will have the opportunity to connect with these young artists, who represent the future of Latvian music. The broadcast aims to not only entertain but also inspire a new generation of musicians, encouraging them to engage with their craft and explore their artistic potential. This event thus serves as both a celebration of current talent and a stepping stone for future musical leaders in Latvia.