Triana Park is an eclectic and vibrant band from Latvia, known for their unique blend of various music genres including pop, rock, and electronic music. Formed in 2008, the band has steadily gained recognition for their energetic live performances, charismatic lead singer Agnese Rakovska, and their ability to seamlessly combine avant-garde style with catchy pop sensibilities. The group consists of Agnese on vocals, Artūrs Strautiņš on guitar, Edgars Viļums on drums, and Kristaps Ērglis on bass guitar.

Over the years, Triana Park has built a striking discography that showcases their growth as musicians and their willingness to experiment with sound and production. Among their recent releases, "Es Gaidu Ziemu" and "Domu Raksti" reflect their lyrical depth and the band’s trademark bold sonic identity. "Kompozīcijas" and "11" offer a glimpse into their dynamic musical range, while "Tiekas Divatā" and "Stars" are illustrative of their more introspective and melodic side. With tracks like "Kā Gaisa Balonā," "Rozā Brille," and the energetic "Alive," they fortify their spot in the Baltic music scene and beyond. The song "Home" underscores their ability to connect with audiences through relatable themes wrapped in their distinctive sound. Internationally, Triana Park gained notable attention when they represented Latvia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 with their song "Line," further cementing their status as one of Latvia's most prominent and exciting musical exports.