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Viña del Mar International Song Festival

TV Show TV-PG 1963 5h/ep 4.7 /10 Returning
Televisión Nacional de Chile A Televisión Nacional de Chile Original
Created by Gustavo Lorca, Carlos Ansaldo

Each year Viña del Mar hosts a big musical contest run by the city itself, a February ritual in which the Quinta Vergara Amphitheater becomes the centerpiece of Chilean entertainment. The 1963 edition follows the same blueprint: a competitive evening where singers from Chile and other countries... Read more

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About Viña del Mar International Song Festival

Each year Viña del Mar hosts a big musical contest run by the city itself, a February ritual in which the Quinta Vergara Amphitheater becomes the centerpiece of Chilean entertainment. The 1963 edition follows the same blueprint: a competitive evening where singers from Chile and other countries take the stage, backed by a live audience and television cameras. The aim is to showcase talent, foster new voices, and celebrate pop and folk traditions under bright stage lights. The festival blends competition with performances, interviews, and crowd energy, turning a seaside city into a nationwide celebration of song. It remains anchored in its simple premise: find outstanding vocalists and entertain a broad audience. Audiences across Chile and neighboring countries tune in from homes and cafes to catch performances across varied styles, as the show's format evolves with new hosts and surprise guests.

Created by Gustavo Lorca and Carlos Ansaldo, the Viña del Mar festival is a municipal project that has long been televised. The 1963 edition was part of the tradition of staging the event at Quinta Vergara.

There's no widely documented record of major awards tied specifically to the 1963 Viña del Mar edition. The festival is better known for its live performances and broad cultural impact than for prize recognition in the awards circuit.

Viña del Mar has become a cultural anchor in Chile and Latin America, with moments that echo in popular memory and become touchstones for generations of fans. The 1963 edition helped reinforce the festival as a national rite and a showcase for regional talent.

Critics have long seen the event as a celebration of live music that blends local roots with international flair. The themes center on communal pride, performance craft, and the idea that a televised stage can elevate everyday singers into national icons.

Details

Release Date
February 14, 1963
Episode Length
5h
Rating
TV-PG
User Ratings
3 votes
Type
TV Series
Seasons
48
Episodes
257
Network
Televisión Nacional de Chile, Canal 13, UCV Televisión, Mega, Chilevisión, TNT Latin America, Fox Latin America, Disney+, Star+, Canal 9, Fox Life, A&E
Status
Returning Series
Country
CL
Studio
Megamedia +4 more
External Links
View on IMDB

Cast

Rafael Araneda

Rafael Araneda

Karen Doggenweiler

Karen Doggenweiler

Created by: Gustavo Lorca, Carlos Ansaldo

Seasons (48 seasons, 257 episodes)

S1

Season 1

1 episodes - 1963

S2

Season 2

1 episodes - 1969

S3

Season 3

1 episodes - 1970

S6

Season 6

1 episodes - 1973

S7

Season 7

1 episodes - 1974

S8

Season 8

1 episodes - 1975

S9

Season 9

6 episodes - 1976

S10

Season 10

6 episodes - 1977

S11

Season 11

6 episodes - 1978

S12

Season 12

6 episodes - 1979

S13

Season 13

6 episodes - 1980

S14

Season 14

6 episodes - 1981

S15

Season 15

6 episodes - 1982

S16

Season 16

6 episodes - 1983

S17

Season 17

6 episodes - 1984

S18

Season 18

6 episodes - 1985

S19

Season 19

6 episodes - 1986

S20

Season 20

6 episodes - 1987

S21

Season 21

6 episodes - 1988

S22

Season 22

6 episodes - 1989

S23

Season 23

6 episodes - 1990

S24

Season 24

6 episodes - 1991

S25

Season 25

6 episodes - 1992

S26

Season 26

6 episodes - 1993

S27

Season 27

6 episodes - 1994

S28

Season 28

6 episodes - 1995

S29

Season 29

6 episodes - 1996

S30

Season 30

6 episodes - 1997

S31

Season 31

6 episodes - 1998

S32

Season 32

6 episodes - 1999

S33

Season 33

6 episodes - 2000

S34

Season 34

6 episodes - 2001

S40

Season 40

6 episodes - 2007

S41

Season 41

6 episodes - 2008

S42

Season 42

6 episodes - 2009

S43

Season 43

5 episodes - 2010

S44

Season 44

6 episodes - 2011

S45

Season 45

6 episodes - 2012

S46

Season 46

6 episodes - 2013

Season 47

Season 47

6 episodes - 2014

S48

Season 48

6 episodes - 2015

S49

Season 49

6 episodes - 2016

Season 50

Season 50

6 episodes - 2017

S51

Season 51

6 episodes - 2018

S52

Season 52

6 episodes - 2019

S53

Season 53

6 episodes - 2020

S54

Season 54

6 episodes - 2023

Season 56

Season 56

6 episodes - 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

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Viña del Mar International Song Festival has 48 seasons with a total of 257 episodes.

With a rating of 4.7/10 from 3 viewers, Viña del Mar International Song Festival is a mixed bag - check out reviews to see if it's right for you.

Each year Viña del Mar hosts a big musical contest run by the city itself, a February ritual in which the Quinta Vergara Amphitheater becomes the centerpiece of Chilean entertainment. The 1963 edition follows the same blueprint: a competitive evening where singers from Chile and other countries t...

Viña del Mar International Song Festival stars Rafael Araneda and Karen Doggenweiler.

Viña del Mar International Song Festival was created by Gustavo Lorca and Carlos Ansaldo.

Viña del Mar International Song Festival was released on February 14, 1963.

The festival takes place at the Quinta Vergara Amphitheater in Viña del Mar, Chile. It has been held there since February 21, 1960.

The show was created by Gustavo Lorca and Carlos Ansaldo. They established the format for this annual musical contest.

The show lists 48 seasons and 257 episodes. It highlights its long-running status.

The content rating is TV-PG. This indicates parental guidance may be needed for younger viewers.