Latvia's Eurovision entry for 2024, Atvara's song "Ēnā," is being widely appreciated for its emotional depth and powerful lyrics. The song, which touches on the theme of familial alcoholism and its impact on vulnerable family members, stands out in a competition usually dominated by love songs. Atvara's personal connection to the theme resonates with audiences, reflecting a more serious narrative that breaks from traditional Eurovision norms.

Since its release in November, the song has earned a commendable rating of 4.5 stars on "Eurovision World," the leading fan portal for Eurovision enthusiasts. International listeners have expressed admiration not only for the song's poignant lyrics, which have been translated into various languages, but also for Latvia's decision to send a piece performed in Latvian for the second consecutive year. This choice has brought a sense of exoticism to the entry, as many fans find the language distinctive compared to other European languages.

Atvara’s song exemplifies the power of music to convey complex social issues and foster understanding among diverse audiences. By spotlighting a challenging theme such as alcoholism, she not only showcases her artistry but also opens the door for conversations on difficult subjects in a forum that often shies away from such topics. Her approach has the potential to elevate Latvia's visibility in the Eurovision contest while also deepening the emotional engagement of the audience with the music and its message.