10 December 2003, RTVA announced the two artists selected by a professional jury for 12 Punts. Competing songs Twelve songs were provided by Música Global for 12 Punts and announced on 1 January 2004. An album containing the competing songs was later released on CD with one of the songs, "No és nou" performed by the band Gossos and Spanish Eurovision 2003 contestant Beth, becoming a hit in 2006. Shows Heats The six heats of 12 Punts took place between 18 January and 22 February 2004. In each heat two songs competed and one was selected by the combination of votes from a five-member professional jury (5/7), a public vote in Andorra (1/7) and a public vote in Catalonia (1/7) to qualify to the semi-finals. In addition to performing their assigned song, both Marta Roure and Bis a Bis performed an excerpt of the other song that competed in their respective heats. Semi-finals The two semi-finals of 12 Punts took place on 1 and 8 March 2004. In each semi-final three of the songs that qualified from the preceding six heats competed, including a duet performance between Marta Roure and Bis a Bis for one of the songs, and one was selected by the combination of votes from a five-member professional jury (5/7), a public vote in Andorra (1/7) and a public vote in Catalonia (1/7) to qualify to the final. In addition to the performances of the competing songs, the first semi-final featured an interval act from the band Els Pets, while the second semi-final featured interval acts from the band Gossos and singer Lluís Llach. Final The final of 12 Punts took place on 15 March 2004. Both Marta Roure and Bis a Bis performed the two songs that qualified from the preceding two semi-finals and the winning song, "Jugarem a estimar-nos", was selected by the combination of votes from a five-member professional jury (5/7), a public vote in Andorra (1/7) and a public vote in Catalonia (1/7). Marta Roure was subsequently selected as the winning artist by the jury and public vote that ran throughout the nine shows between 18 January and 15 March 2004. In addition to the performances of the competing songs, the show featured an interval act from Spanish Eurovision 2003 contestant Beth. At Eurovision It was announced that the competition's format would be expanded to include a semi-final in 2004. According to the