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==OSC Congratulations==
To celebrate 25 editions of the Outernatia Song Contest, [[Victoria in the Outernatia Song Contest|Victoria]] and [[Laranjeirian Confederation in the Outernatia Song Contest|Laranjeiras]] hosted a special one-off contest on behalf of the [[Outernatian Broadcasting Union]] (OBU) named [[OSC Congratulations: 25 Editions of the Outernatia Song Contest]], to find the favourite entry of the first 25 editions. [[Wikipedia:Jess Lee (Malaysian singer)|Jess Lee]], who came 2nd in the [[Outernatia Song Contest 24|24th edition]] with her song "Snowstorm", represented Gandhara. She received an 8th place with 66 points.
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Revision as of 10:18, 9 October 2016

Gandhara
Flag
Member stationRadio and Television of Gandhara (RTG)
National selection events
Internal Selection
  • OSC 1–2
  • OSC 17–19
National Final
Participation summary
Appearances27
First appearanceOSC 1
Best result1st: OSC 7
Worst resultLast: OSC 13 SF
External links
Gandhara's page at Escforum.net

Gandhara has participated in every Outernatia Song Contest since its debut at the first contest with the song "Libertango", performed by Hiba Tawaji in the Arabic language. Gandhara is only one of the three countries that participated in every edition of the contest, the others being Auspikitan and Lettuce.

Gandhara won the 7th edition of the contest with the song "Aman", performed by Myriam Fares. Due to Fares' win, Gandhara hosted the Outernatia Song Contest 9 in the Minna Theater in the capital city of Rhea. Since the introduction of semi-finals, Gandhara didn't qualify for the final on two occasions. When the semi-finals were introduced during the 13th edition, the group Zaed Naes came last in the first semi-final with their song "Shattiet". The girl group Gülyaru finished 10th with their Uyghur song "Shirinjan" during the second semi-final of the 16th edition, missing the final by 8 points. During the final of the Outernatia Song Contest 15, Mähri Pirgulyýewa received 104 points and a fourth-place finish with her Turkmen song "Aýterek Günterek". It was the country's best result since Myriam Fares' win and the first time Gandhara scored over 100 points.

Contestants

Table key
  Winner
  Second place
  Third place
  Last place
  Disqualified
  Jury qualifier
  Did not compete
Edition Artist Language Title Place Points Semi Points
1st Hiba Tawaji Arabic "Libertango" (تانغو الحرية) 10 57 No semi-finals
2nd Yara Arabic "Ma Baaref" (ما بعرف) 11 39
3rd Carole Samaha Arabic "Sahranine" (سهرانين) 4 75
4th Amal Maher Arabic "A'raf Mneen" (أعرف منين) 6 52
5th Mohamed Hamaki Arabic "Haga Mestakhabeya" (حاجة مستخبية) 10 48
6th Fady Harb Arabic "Shu Baki" (شو باكي) 12 34
7th Myriam Fares Arabic "Aman" (آمان) 1 80
8th Ragheb Alama Arabic "Betfell" (بتفل) 10 45
9th Samira Said Arabic "Mazal" (مازال) 16 35
10th Sandy Arabic "Roho Ololo" (روحو قولوله) 15 47
11th Sherine Arabic "Hatrooh" (هتروح) 21 35
12th Yasmine Ammari Arabic "Nkhaf Nabghik" (نخاف نبغيك) 27 22
13th Zaed Naes Arabic "Shattiet" (شتيت) Failed to qualify 16 23
14th Shiraz Arabic "Amout Wansak" (اموت وانساك) 22 43 No semi-finals
15th Mähri Pirgulyýewa Turkmen "Aýterek Günterek" 4 104 16 37
16th Gülyaru Uyghur "Shirinjan" Failed to qualify 10 33
17th Jiidesh İdirisova Kyrgyz "Kim Bilet" (ким билет) 19 73 8 57
18th Indira Edilbaeva Kazakh "Zharygym" (Жарығым) 9 62 No semi-finals
19th Summer Chinese "Colorful Black" 5 91 2 82
20th Kiwi Mongolian "Namriin Boroond Bi Gomdson" 10 89 6 61
21st Jane Zhang English "Dream It Possible" 7 77 1 84
22nd The5 Arabic "Bel Gharam" (بالغرام) 16 72 1 102
23rd Zhanar Dugalova Kazakh "Ayta Bersin" (Айта берсін) 10 103 7 62
24th Jess Lee Chinese "Snowstorm" 2 109 2 66
25th Ailee Korean, English "Heaven" 7 98 2 66
26th Princess Ai & A-Lin Chinese "Wo Bu Li kai" (我不離開) 15 69 1 98

Voting history

As of the 25th edition, Gandhara's voting history is as follows:

Hostings

Edition Location Venue Presenters
9th Rhea Minna Theater Rita Hayek and Malek Maktabi

OSC Congratulations

To celebrate 25 editions of the Outernatia Song Contest, Victoria and Laranjeiras hosted a special one-off contest on behalf of the Outernatian Broadcasting Union (OBU) named OSC Congratulations: 25 Editions of the Outernatia Song Contest, to find the favourite entry of the first 25 editions. Jess Lee, who came 2nd in the 24th edition with her song "Snowstorm", represented Gandhara. She received an 8th place with 66 points.

Edition Artist Language Title Place Points Final (OSC 24) Points (OSC 24)
24th Jess Lee Chinese "Snowstorm" 8 66 2 109

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See also

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