Reinas de Costa Rica

Reinas de Costa Rica
Motto Beauty with A Purpose
Formation 1965
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters San José
Location
Membership
Miss World
Miss International
Miss Earth
Official language
Spanish
President
 Alan Aleman

Reinas de Costa Rica is a national beauty pageant in Costa Rica that selects representative to the Miss World pageant since 2007. The Miss Costa Rica pageant stopped sending contestants to the Miss World and Miss International pageants. The last delegate sent by the organization was in 2006. In 2007, the franchise was acquired by the Reinas de Costa Rica organization presided by Alan Aleman. This pageant is unrelated to the Miss Costa Rica Organization.

Representatives at Big Four pageants

The following women have represented Costa Rica in three of the Big Four major international beauty pageants for women.[1][2] These are Miss World, Miss International, and Miss Earth with the exception of Miss Universe which has its own national franchise in Costa Rica.[3][4][5]

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semi-finalists

Representatives at Miss World

On occasion, when the candidate does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, another girl is sent.

In 2005, Costa Rica was crowned as Miss Asia Pacific International 2005. She was withdrew the title and competed at the Miss World pageant. This is the first time of Costa Rica withdrew the title as the reigning queen.

As of 2007, Committee Miss Costa Rica has created a separate pageant called "Reinas de Costa Rica" to select its representative for Miss World 2007.

YearMiss World Costa RicaProvincePlacementSpecial AwardsNotes
1965Marta Eugenia Escalante FernándezPuntarenasTop 16
1966Sonia MoraHerediaUnplaced
1967Marjorie FurnissLimónUnplaced
1968Patricia DiersLimónUnplaced
1969Damaris UreñaGuanacasteUnplaced
1970
No Representative
1971
No Representative
1972Victoria Eugenia Ross GonzálezSan JoséUnplaced
1973
No Representative
1974Rose Marie Laprade CotoGuanacasteUnplaced
1975María Mayela Bolaños UgaldeDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1976Ligia María Ramos QuesadaDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1977Carmen María Núñez BenavidesDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1978Maribel Fernández García[6]San JoséTop 15
1979Maríanela Brealey MoraHerediaUnplaced
1980Marie Claire Tracy CollGuanacasteUnplaced
1981Sucetty Salas QuintanillaPuntarenasUnplaced
1982Maureen Jiménez SolanoDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1983María Meléndez HerreraDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1984Catalina María Blum PeñaDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1985Maríanela Herrera MarínDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1986Ana Lorena González GarcíaSan JoséTop 15
1987Alexandra Eugenia Martínez FuentesPuntarenasUnplaced
1988Virginia SteinvortAlajuelaUnplaced
1989María Antonieta Sáenz VargasLimónUnplaced
1990Andrea Murillo FallasAlajuelaUnplaced
1991Eugenie Jiménez PachecoHerediaUnplaced
1992Marisol Soto AlarcónSan JoséUnplaced
1993Laura Odio SalasDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1994Silvia Ester Muñoz MataDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1995Shasling Navarro AguilarSan JoséUnplaced
1996Natalia Carvajal LorenzoCartagoUnplaced
1997Rebeca Escalante TrejosSan JoséUnplaced
1998María Luisa Ureña SalazarDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1999Fiorella Martínez MartínezHerediaUnplaced
2000Cristine de Mezerville FerretoHerediaUnplaced
2001Piarella Peralta RodríguezLimónUnplacedMiss Scholarship
2002
No Representative
2003Shirley Alvárez SandovalGuanacasteUnplaced
2004Shirley Calvo JiménezSan JoséUnplaced
2005Leonora Jiménez MongeAlajuelaUnplacedMiss Asia Pacific 2005
2006Bélgica Arias PalomoGuanacasteUnplaced
2007Wendy del Carmen Cordero SánchezCartagoUnplaced
2008María Amalia Matamoros SolisSan JoséUnplaced
2009Angie Catalina Alfaro LoriaAlajuelaUnplaced
2010Dayana Aguilera SequeiraAlajuelaUnplaced
2011Paola ChaverriHerediaUnplaced
2012Silvana Sánchez JiménezSan JoséUnplaced
2013Yarly Marín LedezmaHerediaUnplaced
2014Mariam Natasha Sibaja BermúdezSan JoséUnplaced
2015Ángelica ReyesPérez ZeledónUnplaced
2016Melania González MongeSan JoséUnplaced
2017
No Representative

Representatives at Miss International

Before joining to Reinas de Costa Rica, the 1st runner-up or Winner of Miss Costa Rica represented her country at the Miss International pageant. On occasion, when the candidate does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, another girl is sent. As of 2003, Committee Miss Costa Rica has created a separate pageant called "Reinas de Costa Rica" to select its representative for Miss International 2003.

YearMiss International Costa RicaProvincePlacementSpecial AwardsNotes
1965Ana KobergLimónUnplaced
1966
Pageant did not held
1967
No Representative
1968Ana María RiveraDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1969Sonia KohkemperCartagoUnplaced
1970Haydée BrenesPuntarenasTop 15
1971
No Representative
1972Isabel AmadorSan JoséUnplaced
1973
No Representative
1974Ilse Magdolna von HeroldSan JoseUnplaced
1975María Lidieth Mora BadillaCartagoUnplaced
1976Maritza Elizabeth Ortiz CalvoCartagoUnplaced
1977Hannia Chavarria CórdobaAlajuelaUnplaced
1978Marlene Lourdes Amador BarrenecheaGuanacasteUnplaced
1979María Lorena Acuña KarpinskiSan JoséUnplaced
1980Lorna Marlene Chávez Mata[7]Distrito CapitalMiss International 1980Best National Costume
1981Trylce Jirón GarcíaLimónUnplaced
1982Sigrid Lizano MejíaHerediaUnplaced
1983Gidget Sandoval Herrera[8]San JoséMiss International 1983
1984Mónica Zamora VelascoPuntarenasUnplaced
1985Maríanela Herrera MarínDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1986Ana Lorena González GarcíaSan JoséUnplaced
1987Alexandra Eugenia Martínez FuentesPuntarenasUnplaced
1988Erika María Paoli GonzálezLimónTop 15
1989María Antonieta Sáenz VargasLimónUnplaced
1990Andrea Murillo FallasAlajuelaUnplaced
1991Eugenie Jiménez PachecoHerediaUnplaced
1992Marisol Soto AlarcónSan JoséUnplaced
1993Laura Odio SalasDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1994Silvia Ester Muñoz MataDistrito CapitalUnplaced
1995
No Representative
1996
No Representative
1997
No Representative
1998
No Representative
1999
No Representative
2000
No Representative
2001
No Representative
2002
No Representative
2003Merilyn Villalta CastroDistrito CapitalUnplaced
2004Tatiana Vargas CruzAlajuelaUnplaced
2007Ibis Leonela Paniagua VialesGuanacasteUnplaced
2010Mariela Aparicio AlfaroSan JoséTop 15
2011María Fernanda AriasAlajuelaUnplaced
2012Mariam Natasha Sibaja BermúdezSan JoséUnplaced
2013Andrea María Rojas PachecoSan JoséUnplaced
2015Melania González MongeSan JoséUnplaced
2016Raquel GuevaraSan JoséUnplaced
2017Paola Chacón San JoséUnplaced
2018TBDTBDTBDTBDTBD

Representatives at Miss Earth

YearMiss Earth Costa RicaProvincePlacementSpecial AwardsNotes
2002Maria del Mar Ruiz CarballoSan JoséUnplaced
2003Marianela Zeledón BolañosSan José2nd Runner-up
2004Karlota Calderon BrenesSan JoseUnplaced
2005
No Representative
2006Mari Paz DuarteSan JoseUnplaced
2007Natalia Mattey SalasGuanacasteUnplaced
2008Wendy Cordero SánchezGuanacasteUnplaced
2009Malena de los ÁngelesSan JoséUnplaced
2010Allyson Alfaro CaravacaDistrito CapitalUnplaced
2011
No Representative
2012Fabiana GranadosGuanacasteTop 16Miss Ever Bilena
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Resorts Wear (Group 2)
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Miss Photogenic 		Miss Costa Rica 2013
2013Mariela Aparicio AlfaroSan JoséUnplacedBest in Swimsuit (Top 15) Top 10 Miss Grand International 2015
2014
No Representative
2015Brenda MuñozGuanacasteUnplaced2nd, silver medalist(s) Snowman Challenge
2016
No Representative
2017Fernanda RodríguezAlajuelaUnplaced2nd, silver medalist(s) Long Gown (Group 2)
2018Arianna MedranoTBDTBDTBDTBD

References

  1. ↑ Jun, Kwanwoo (2003-12-03). "Lost in Storm's Debris: A Beauty Pageant". The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
  2. ↑ Kenya, News (2011-07-15). "Beauty with scandals". Standard Digital News. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
  3. ↑ Vietnam, News (2008-10-08). "Những scandal của Miss World". Vietnam Express. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
  4. ↑ Ibrahim, Lynda (2013-09-13). "The misses and missuses of the world". The Jakarta Post. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
  5. ↑ Lowe, Aya (2016-01-25). "Philippines' Miss Universe returns home, ignites dreams". Channel NewsAsia. Retrieved 2016-01-25.
  6. ↑ "Nine favorites". Youngstown Vindicator. Associated Press. November 13, 1978. Retrieved 22 February 2011.
  7. ↑ "Costa Rican beauty wins Miss International title". Lakeland Ledger. Associated Press. November 5, 1980. Retrieved 22 February 2011.
  8. ↑ "Prize winner". Pittsburgh Press. UPI. October 12, 1983. Retrieved 22 February 2011.
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