LRT reveals the final version of “Sólo Quiero Más” by Lion Ceccah, featuring a dramatic violin arrangement for Eurovision 2026 in Vienna.

The final version of the Lithuanian entry for Eurovision 2026, “Sólo Quiero Más” (in English: “I Just Want More”), was released over the past 24 hours. Performed by Lion Ceccah, the track will represent Lithuania, one of the 35 nations competing this year, as song number 12 in the first semi-final, on May 12th, in Vienna, Austria. Currently, Lithuania is ranked 19th in the betting odds.

Listen to the Eurovision Version of the Lithuanian Entry:




The Violin Trend Reaches Lithuania

The violin is undoubtedly the instrument taking over Eurovision 2026, and the trend has not skipped Lithuania. The new version is accompanied by numerous string instruments and a piano, giving it a much more dramatic character than the original. These changes reinforce the feeling that “Sólo Quiero Más” is an anthem of passion for life. The dramatic melody, combined with the hypnotic violin, creates a sense of rebirth for the listener, conveying deep emotion even without understanding the lyrics. This revamped version makes the song more captivating than it already was, and when combined with the impressive staging elements expected in Vienna, a significant surprise or success for Lithuania could be on the horizon next month.

One of Eurovision’s Most Complex Staging Concepts

Last month, the Lithuanian national broadcaster LRT revealed that it will bring one of the most complex staging elements ever seen in a Lithuanian performance to the stage in Vienna, featuring a unique concept that places the stage itself at the center of the show. At the heart of the performance stands a metal costume-like sculpture made of tensioned steel cables and metallic elements connected by electromagnets. During the performance, the power will be cut, causing the entire structure to collapse before the audience’s eyes. This move is designed to create a dramatic visual climax to accompany the musical peak of the song.

“It’s not just a stage decoration, but a living stage sculpture – a performance piece that becomes the central axis of the show, changing with the music and finally collapsing on stage”.

Explained Ceccah. The revelation of this unique staging concept, coupled with the new version of the song, will likely increase Lithuania’s chances of securing a strong result in the competition.




Lion Ceccah – Who Are You?

Lion Ceccah is the stage name of Tomas Alenčikas, a Lithuanian singer, songwriter, and performance artist. Formerly performing as Alen Chicco and gaining prominence on X Factor Lithuania in 2017, he is renowned for his experimental and artistic flair. His performances frequently integrate bold, theatrical visuals, such as metallic body art and futuristic personas. This victory marks his second consecutive attempt in the Lithuanian national selection, following his 2025 participation with the song Drobė.




Lithuania at Eurovision 2026

Sólo Quiero Más” is the title of the entry to be performed by the singer Lion Ceccah, representing Lithuania as song number 12 in the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, which will take place in Vienna, Austria, on May 12th. The song’s lyrics were penned by the singer, with the composition credited to Aurimas Galvelis.

The song “Sólo Quiero Más” by Lion Ceccah is a captivating electro-pop piece that blends multiple languages (Lithuanian, Spanish, English, French, and more) into a single anthem of passion for life. The song explores the human hunger for more experiences and emotions, even within a chaotic world, while presenting the fusion of pain and joy as a universal force that connects people beyond language. It delivers a powerful message about choosing life and growth, even when circumstances seem hopeless.

Currently, Lithuania is ranked 19th in the betting tables ahead of Eurovision 2026.

Eurovision 2026: This will be Lithuania’s 26th participation in the contest. Lithuania debuted in 1994 and achieved its best result in 2006, when LT United finished sixth with “We Are The Winners”.