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[[File:Festival Nacional de la Canción.png|thumb| The generic logo for Festival Nacional de la Canción]]
[[File:Festival Nacional de la Canción.png|thumb| The generic logo for Festival Nacional de la Canción]]


'''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' is the name given to the national festival, organised by Corporación de Radio y Televisión San Remana (RTSR), to choose the San Reman entry for the [[Internatia Song Contest]].
'''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' is the name given to the national festival, organised by Fundación de Radiodifusión San Remana (FRS), to choose the San Reman entry for the [[Internatia Song Contest]].


Every edition of the festival will be held in a different city. The city to host the first edition of the festival was the capital Rhea. San Reman singers can compete. Although there is no rule restricting the languages in which the songs could be sung, RTSR stated that the contest should reflect the culture of [[San Remo]]. After several artists send an entry, a professional jury will select the five best songs for the national festival. At the end of the national festival, television viewers will decide the winner.
Every edition of the festival will be held in a different city. The city to host the first edition of the festival was the capital [[Rhea]]. San Reman singers can compete. Although there is no rule restricting the languages in which the songs could be sung, FRS stated that the contest should reflect the culture of [[San Remo]]. After several artists send an entry, a professional jury will select the five best songs for the national festival. At the end of the national festival, professional juries from different countries will decide the winner.


== Editions ==
== Editions ==
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=== FNC 1 ===
=== FNC 1 ===


The first edition of '''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' was held in the city of Rhea. The festival selected the entry to represent San Remo at the [[Internatia Song Contest 10]] in Pixopolis, [[Bitland]]. Five songs took part. [[Wikipedia:Julieta_Venegas|Julieta Venegas]] won the first edition with the song "[[Wikipedia:Me_Voy_(Julieta_Venegas_song)|Me Voy]]".
The first edition of '''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' was held in the city of [[Rhea]]. The festival selected the entry to represent San Remo at the [[Internatia Song Contest 10]] in Pixopolis, [[Bitland]]. Five songs took part. [[Wikipedia:Julieta_Venegas|Julieta Venegas]] won the first edition with the song "[[Wikipedia:Me_Voy_(Julieta_Venegas_song)|Me Voy]]".


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=== FNC 2 ===
=== FNC 2 ===


The second edition of '''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' is held in the city of Santo António. The festival selects the entry to represent San Remo at the [[Internatia Song Contest 11]] in Amor, Marvelia. Five songs take part.
The second edition of '''Festival Nacional de la Canción''' was held in the city of Santo António. The festival selected the entry to represent San Remo at the [[Internatia Song Contest 11]] in Amor, Marvelia. Five songs took part. [[Wikipedia:Tânia_Mara|Tânia Mara]] won with the song "Febre de Amor".


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[[Category:Internatia Song Contest selection events]]
[[Category:Internatia Song Contest selection events]]

Latest revision as of 13:48, 5 January 2014

The generic logo for Festival Nacional de la Canción

Festival Nacional de la Canción is the name given to the national festival, organised by Fundación de Radiodifusión San Remana (FRS), to choose the San Reman entry for the Internatia Song Contest.

Every edition of the festival will be held in a different city. The city to host the first edition of the festival was the capital Rhea. San Reman singers can compete. Although there is no rule restricting the languages in which the songs could be sung, FRS stated that the contest should reflect the culture of San Remo. After several artists send an entry, a professional jury will select the five best songs for the national festival. At the end of the national festival, professional juries from different countries will decide the winner.

Editions

FNC 1

The first edition of Festival Nacional de la Canción was held in the city of Rhea. The festival selected the entry to represent San Remo at the Internatia Song Contest 10 in Pixopolis, Bitland. Five songs took part. Julieta Venegas won the first edition with the song "Me Voy".

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
1 María José Spanish "Me Equivoqué" 2 78
2 Gloria Trevi Spanish "Vestida de Azúcar" 4 46
3 Paulina Rubio Spanish "Ni Una Sola Palabra" 5 42
4 Julieta Venegas Spanish "Me Voy" 1 104
5 Marina Lima Portuguese "Não Sei Dançar" 3 60

FNC 2

The second edition of Festival Nacional de la Canción was held in the city of Santo António. The festival selected the entry to represent San Remo at the Internatia Song Contest 11 in Amor, Marvelia. Five songs took part. Tânia Mara won with the song "Febre de Amor".

Draw Artist Language Song Place Points
1 Reik Spanish "Te Fuiste de Aquí" 5 28
2 Belanova Spanish "Baila Mi Corazón" 4 60
3 Carlos Baute feat. Marta Sánchez Spanish "Colgando en Tus Manos" 3 76
4 El Sueño de Morfeo Spanish "Nunca Volverá" 2 82
5 Tânia Mara Portuguese "Febre de Amor" 1 84
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