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Brazil in the OTI Festival

Brazil
Brazil
Participating broadcaster
Participation summary
Appearances17
First appearance1972
Last appearance1995
Highest placement1st: 1972, 1978, 1983
Host1973

The participation of Brazil in the OTI Festival first began at the inaugural OTI Festival in 1972 held in Madrid. Rede Tupi, Rede Globo, and Rede Record, members of the Organización de Televisión Iberoamericana (OTI), were successively responsible for the Brazilian participation. Brazil participated in the event intermittently from the start of the event until 1995.

History

Brazil withdrew from the event in 1985 and 1986 and returned in 1987. It withdrew again from 1988 to 1992. One year later, it made a brief return to the event until 1995. From 1996 on, Brazil retired definitively from the event.

The Brazilian OTI contestants were internally selected. Brazil was one of the most successful participating countries in the festival with three victories: The first of those victories came in 1972 in the first edition of the festival with the song "Diálogo" sung by Cláudia Regina and Tobias. The second Brazilian victory came in 1978 in Santiago de Chile with the song "El amor... cosa tan rara", which was performed in Spanish by Denisse de Kalafe [pt]. The third and last victory of Brazil took place in Washington D.C. in 1983 with the song "Estrela de papel" sung by Jessé. In total, Brazil managed to reach ten times the top 10.[1]

Brazil hosted the OTI Festival in 1973, after winning the song contest the previous year, according to the original rules. The festival was held in the Palácio das Artes [pt] in Belo Horizonte. The stage of the festival had soft colors, a background zone for the orchestra and a central platform where the performers competed and the event was presented by Walter Forster and Íris Lettieri [pt]. The event was hosted by Rede Tupi's affiliate TV Itacolomi.

Participation overview

Table key
1 First place
2 Second place
Year Artist Song Place Points
1972 Cláudia Regina and Tobias "Diálogo"[a] 1 13
1973 Nadinho da Ilha "Baianero" 4 7
1974 Agnaldo Rayol "Porqué"[b] 18 0
1975 Raphael "Desejo"[c] 8 4
1976 Denisse de Kalafe [pt] "Maria de las flores"[d] 4 9
1977 Lolita Rodrigues "Pedindo amor"[e] 17 0
1978 Denisse de Kalafe "El amor... cosa tan rara"[f] 1 51
1979 Miltinho "Conselho"[g] 5 21
1980 Marcia "Convite ao vento"[h] 4 29
1981 Claudia "Renascenza"[i] 10 14
1982 Julio Cézar "Un canto a los niños"[j] 10 15
1983 Jessé "Estrela de papel"[k] 1 71
1984 Moacyr Franco [pt] "Barcas perdidas"[l] – –
Did not participate between 1985 and 1986
1987 Leila Pinheiro "Estrela do norte"[m] – –
Did not participate between 1988 and 1992
1993 Emílio Santiago "Essa fase do amor"[n] 2 –
1994 Zé Renato "Mulher"[o] 11 0
1995 Beto Surian "Onde está você"[p] – –
Did not participate between 1996 and 2000

Hosting

Year City Venue Hosts
1973 Belo Horizonte Palácio das Artes [pt]
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Notes

  1. ^ Translation: "Dialogue"
  2. ^ Translation: "Why?"
  3. ^ Translation: "Desire"
  4. ^ Translation: "Flower Mary"
  5. ^ Translation: "Asking for love"
  6. ^ Translation: "Love...Such a strange thing"
  7. ^ Translation: "Advice"
  8. ^ Translation: "Invitation through the wind"
  9. ^ Translation: "Reborn"
  10. ^ Translation: "A song for children"
  11. ^ Translation: "Paper star"
  12. ^ Translation: "Lost boats"
  13. ^ Translation: "Northern star"
  14. ^ Translation: "That phase of love"
  15. ^ Translation: "Woman"
  16. ^ Translation: "Where are you?"

References

  1. ^ "OTI Festival. Artistic data". Dicionário Cravo Albin da Música Popular Brasileira. Retrieved 2017-06-04.
  2. ^ "Festival OTI da Canção 1973". OTI Festival (in Portuguese). 10 November 1973. Rede Tupi / OTI.
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