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| Member station = [[:en:Televisión Española|TVE]] | | Member station = [[:en:Televisión Española|TVE]] | ||
| National selection event = Bella Amor Festival ([[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] - [[Worldvision Q3-2023|Q3-2023]]) | | National selection event = Bella Amor Festival ([[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] - [[Worldvision Q3-2023|Q3-2023]]) | ||
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| Host = 1: ([[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]]) | | Host = 1: ([[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]]) | ||
| First = [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] | | First = [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] | ||
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'''Spain''' has participated in the [[Worldvision Song Contest]] | '''Spain''' has participated in the [[Worldvision Song Contest]] 7 times since making its debut in [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]]. The contest is broadcast in Spain by [[:en:Televisión Española|TVE]], which also broadcasts Spanish national selection competition, Bella Amor Festival. | ||
Its best results were achieved by Maia Reficco in [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] and [[:en:Tom Gregory (singer)|Tom Gregory]] in [[Worldvision Q1-2023|Q1-2023]], who finished in fourth place. Spain also hosted the [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] contest. | Its best results were achieved by Maia Reficco in [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] and [[:en:Tom Gregory (singer)|Tom Gregory]] in [[Worldvision Q1-2023|Q1-2023]], who finished in fourth place. Spain also hosted the [[Worldvision Q4-2022|Q4-2022]] contest. | ||
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