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'''[[Equatoria]]''' made their debut in the [[Outernatia Song Contest 19|19th Edition]] of the [[Outernatia Song Contest]] held in Fettevika, [[Kimmystan]]. Their debut was marked by Canadian band Hedley and their single ''"Hello"''. Following a successful 8th place debut, Equatoria will return to the [[Outernatia Song Contest 20|20th Edition]] of the contest.
'''[[Equatoria]]''' made their debut in the [[Outernatia Song Contest 19|19th Edition]] of the [[Outernatia Song Contest]] held in Fettevika, [[Kimmystan]]. Their debut was marked by Canadian band Hedley and their single ''"Hello"''. Following a successful 8th place debut, Equatoria will return to the [[Outernatia Song Contest 20|20th Edition]] of the contest.
Statistically, Equatoria has a success rate of 100% at predicting the winner. Equatoria has only ever awarded its 12 points to the winning song.


==Contestants==
==Contestants==

Revision as of 00:58, 6 March 2016

Equatoria
Flag
Member stationEQTV
National selection eventsInternal Selection
Participation summary
Appearances2
First appearanceOSC 19
Best result8 OSC 19
Worst result8 OSC 19


Equatoria made their debut in the 19th Edition of the Outernatia Song Contest held in Fettevika, Kimmystan. Their debut was marked by Canadian band Hedley and their single "Hello". Following a successful 8th place debut, Equatoria will return to the 20th Edition of the contest.

Statistically, Equatoria has a success rate of 100% at predicting the winner. Equatoria has only ever awarded its 12 points to the winning song.

Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
  Disqualified
  Did not compete
Edition Artist Title Place Points Semi Points
OSC 19 Canada Hedley "Hello" 8 80 4 65
OSC 20 United States Selena Gomez "Hands To Myself"

Voting History

As of the 19th edition, Equatoria's voting history is as follows:

See also