This morning, at a special press conference, the Latvian broadcaster LTV has announced the names of the lucky 10 acts that have been selected to participate at the country's national final for Eurovision 2010, Eirodziesma. The final will be held on February 27th in Ventspils.

The acts selected to participate at the Eirodziesma final are:

1. Your Morning Lullaby
Music: Lauris Reiniks
Lyrics: Lauris Reiniks
Performer: Lauris Reiniks

2. Like A Mouse
Music: Martins Freimanis
Lyrics: Martins Freimanis
Performer: grupa "PeR"

3. When I Close My Eyes
Music: Stanislavs Judins
Lyrics: Janis Strapcans
Performer: Grupa "h2o"

4. My Religion is Freedom
Music: Zigmars Liepins, Janis Liepins
Lyrics: Nikita Kellermans (Nikita Ivanovs), Zigmars Liepins
Performer: Dons (Arturs Singirejs)

5. Digi digi dong
Music: Edijs Šnipke, Andris Konters
Lyrics: Edijs Šnipke
Performer: Projekts Konike

6. What For? (Only Mr.God Knows Why)
Music: Janis Lusens
Lyrics: Guntars Racs
Performer: Aisha (Aija Andrejeva)

7. Rišti rašti
Music: Raimonds Tiguls
Lyrics: Valts Ernštreits
Performer: Kristine Karkla-Purina

8. Because I Love You
Music: Ingars Vilums
Lyrics: Ingars Vilums
Performer: Ivo Grisninš-Grislis

9. Snow in July
Music: Janis Strazds
Lyrics: Guntars Racs
Performer: Kristina Zaharova

10. Lullaby For My Dreammate (Diamond Lullaby)
Music: Agnese Rakovska
Lyrics: Agnese Rakovska
Performer: grupa "Trianas parks"

You can listen to the 10 Latvian finalists here .

Among the candidates, we can find that Lauris Reiniks and Martins Freimanis, who represented Latvia in 2003 as members of F.L.Y. with the song Hello from Mars, bid again. Lauris, with a song performed, composed and penned by himself; and Martins as a composer and lyricist.

Eirodziesma 2010 will be held on February 27th in Ventspils. The show will consist of two parts: in the first one, all 10 hopefuls will compete to qualify to the second part, where the 3 top ranked acts will fight for the honour of representing their country in Oslo. The outcome of the show will be provided by a combination of jury vote and televote at a 50/50 stake.