Festival RTP da Canção

, also known as , is the Portuguese national song selector festival to the Eurovision Song Contest.
==Festival da Canção Portuguesa==
===1958–1961===
Before the first national song selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, RTP launched a national song contest, named . It had only 3 editions and there was no standard logo yet.
==Festival RTP da Canção==
===1964–2008===
The first edition of a national song selection for the Eurovision Song Contest was in 1964 but as the Eurovision Song Contest, there was no standard logo used in the first decades of the contests. Also, there were a some ditions with different names than the standard one used today as:
* (1964–1975)
* (1976)
* (1977)
* (1978)
* (1988, 2005)
* (2003–2004)
 
===2008–2010===
The first standard logo was created in 2008. It was used for the 2008 and 2009 editions. It was also used in the pre-launch logo of the 2010 edition.
===2011–2012===
The second standard logo was created in 2011, as the on in the 2010 edition was only used once. It was used for the 2011 edition and in the pre-launch logo of the 2012 edition. This logo uses the 2004 logo of Eurovision Song Contest.
===2012–2014===
This logo was used in the 2012 edition and in the pre-launch logo of the 2014 edition. There was no edition for the 2nd time in 2013.
===2014–2017===
There was no standard logo used in the 2014 and 2015 editions. There was no edition for the 3rd time in 2016.
===2017–2020===
====2017–2018====
====2018–2020====
In 2018 the logo was slightly readhusted, and the words "Festival da" became smaller. It was used for the 2018 and 2019 editions. It was also used in the pre-launch logo of the 2020 edition.
===2020–2021===
===2021–present===
==External links==
Category:RTP
Category:Music
Category:Music festivals
Category:1964
Category:Eurovision Song Contest