Uruguay in the OTI Festival

Uruguay
Member station	Teledoce
National selection events	Internal selection
Participation summary
Appearances	27
First appearance	1972
Best result	5th in 1988
Worst result	19º 1980 *19º 1981;
External links
	Teledoce website

Uruguay and its OTI member station Teledoce, was one of the founders and main launchers of the OTI Festival. The country debuted in the contest in the first show in Madrid in 1972.[1] Since then, the Uruguayan broadcaster took part every year until the last show which was held in Acapulco in 2000.

History

Uruguay debuted in the OTI Festival in 1972 with Ronayr Franco and his song "Busco mi destino" (I look for my destiny) created by the Spanish composer Augusto Algueró. Since their debut the Uruguayan trajectory in the OTI Festival was only moderate and only managed to reach the top 10 in five occasions. Although Teledoce was unable to win the contest, it achieved a significant result with Daniel Mantero and his song "Secreto enamorado" (A secret in love) which turned into a hit in the South American country. Since then, the Uruguayan TV channel never managed to reach again the top ten.

Contestants

Laura Canoura Represented Uruguay in the OTI Festival in 1994.

Year	Artist	Song	Place	Pts
1998	María Elisa	Razones (Reasons)	F
1997	Javier Fernández	Sin tu amor (Without your love)	SF
1996	Los Iracundos	Quiero estrenar (I want to start)
1995	Pájaro Canzani	Un mundo mejor (A better world)
1994	Laura Canoura	Tus sentidos (Your senses)	SF
1993	Pablo Estramin	Si eres árbol caído (If you are a fallen tree)
1992	Gustavo Nocetti y Tango Uruguayo	Llegaste a mi (You arrived to me)
1991	Daniel Mantero	Salvaje (Wild)	SF
1990	Mario Echeverría	Sin promesas (Without promises)
1989	Eduardo Fabián	Gracias (Thank you)
1988	Daniel Mantero	Secreto Enamorado (A secret in love)	5	14
1987	Fabricio	Volvamos a empezar (Let's start again)
1986	Miguel Ángel Montiel	Somos valientes (We are brave)
1985	Nelson Candia	Siempre más (Always more)
1983	Mario Echeverría	Historia del buen ladrón (History about a good burglar)
1982	Ana María Pascual	Hermandad (Brotherhood)	12	14
1981	Ariel	Olvidemos recordando (Let's forget remembering)	19	4
1980	Juca Sheppard	Te lo quedé debiendo (I owed it to you)	19	4
1979	Dolores	Vamos a dar amor (Let's give love)	16	4
1978	Horacio Paterno	Canta guitarra, canta (Sing guitar, sing)	13	3
1977	Miguel Bobbio	Quiero vivir (I want to live)	11	2
1976	Ronald	Otra vez cantaré (I will sing again)	6	7
1975	Ricardo Montaña	Quiero nacer (I want to be born)	10	3
1974	María Elisa	La montaña de la vida (The mountain of life)	7	4
1973	Aldo	El mundo es un corazón (The world is a heart)	8	4
1972	Ronayr Franco	Busco mi destino (I look for my destiny)	9	3

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References

Wikipedia, Fuente (May 2011). Festival Oti de la Canción: Festival OTI Por Año, Festival de la OTI Por Países, Participantes Del Festival OTI de la Canción, Camilo Sesto (in Spanish). General Books. ISBN 9781231631553.

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[1] Wikipedia, Fuente (May 2011). Festival Oti de la Canción: Festival OTI Por Año, Festival de la OTI Por Países, Participantes Del Festival OTI de la Canción, Camilo Sesto (in Spanish). General Books. ISBN 9781231631553.