Chile was represented at the OTI Festival 1994 with the song "", written by Luis "Poncho" Venegas, and performed by . The Chilean participating broadcasters, (TVN), (UCTV), (CHV), (CCT), and , selected their entry through a national televised final titled . The song, qualified from the semi-final, placed ninth in the final, tying with 3 points with the entry from Cuba.
National stage (TVN), (UCTV), (CHV), (CCT), and , selected their entry for the 23rd edition of the OTI Festival through a six-song national televised final titled staged and broadcast by Megavisión. The show was presented by Julio Videla.
+ Competing entries on Song Artist Songwriter(s) "" Isabel Parra "" Gipsy Romero Tito Fernández "" "" Claudio Guzmán Claudio Guzmán "" Paula Bascuñán "" Luis "Poncho" Venegas
Final The national final was held on Saturday 17 September 1994, beginning at 21:30 CLT (01:30+1 UTC). The winner was "", written by Luis "Poncho" Venegas, and performed by ; with "", written by Daniel Guerrero and Pablo Castro, and performed by , placing second. The show ended with a reprise of the winning entry.
+ Result of Song Artist Result "" "" Gipsy Romero "" 2 "" Claudio Guzmán "" Paula Bascuñán "" 1
At the OTI Festival On 14–15 October 1994, the OTI Festival was held at Teatro Principal in Valencia, Spain, hosted by (TVE), and broadcast live throughout Ibero-America. María Inés Naveillán performed "" in position 10 in the semi-final, qualifying for the final. At the end, the song placed ninth in the final, tying with 3 points with the entry from Cuba.
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