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When the OTI Festival was being held, "Canta cigarra" was one of the least favoured entries in the betting odds due to the unusual simplicity of its production. While the voting process was taking place, Ostiz, who was not confident about the possibilities of her song in the contest, left the green
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was a sad and pessimistic protest song in which the farmers, the women, the oppressed people with their hopelessness and hunger were mentioned as main elements. The selection of such a controversial song as the
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decided to withdraw from the event. Both the Andean country and the Caribbean island took the decision of taking a one-year break due to their disappointing previous placings.
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107:Participants
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75:Presenter(s)
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1461:El Salvador
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853:Soy (I am)
454:telenovelas
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1775:References
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847:Venezuela
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670:Guatemala
547:Nicaragua
488:Rede Globo
436:Presenters
430:Venevisión
379:Costa Rica
295:Background
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50:1976-10-30
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508:Language
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2334:Televisa
2258:Portugal
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2183:Colombia
1995:Contests
1763:See also
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363:Mexico
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2158:Aruba
1708:Quién
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505:Song
426:disco
415:Spain
371:Chile
319:Venue
289:Spain
215:Spain
63:Venue
43:Final
38:Dates
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2193:Cuba
2137:2000
2132:1998
2127:1997
2122:1996
2117:1995
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2012:1974
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2002:1972
1930:2017
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1827:2017
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419:RTVE
369:and
285:1974
276:and
240:The
233:1977
223:1975
190:Vote
58:Host
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