Reina Hispanoamericana 2019

Reina Hispanoamericana 2019
Date	February 8, 2020
Venue	Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Entrants	29
Placements	11
Withdrawals	Canada
Winner	Regina Peredo  Mexico
Congeniality	Montserrat Báez  United States
Best National Costume	Stefani Zeceña  Guatemala
Photogenic	Yuanile Alvarado  Puerto Rico
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Reina Hispanoamericana 2019 was the 29th edition of the Reina Hispanoamericana pageant. It was held on February 8, 2020, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Nariman Battikha of Venezuela crowned Regina Peredo of México as her successor at the end of the event.

Results[]

Placements[]

Final results	Contestant
Reina Hispanoamericana 2019	Mexico – Regina Peredo
Virreina Hispanoamericana 2019	Brasil – Gabrielle Vilela de Souza
1st Runner-Up	Colombia – Laura Claro
2nd Runner-Up	Puerto Rico -Yuanilie Alvarado
3rd Runner-Up	Paraguay – Ketlin Lottermann
4th Runner-Up	Venezuela – Valeria Badell
5th Runner-Up	Philippines – Maria Katrina Llegado §
6th Runner-Up	Spain - Ainara Cardaño
7th Runner-Up	Dominican Republic – Franchesca Astier
8th Runner-Up	Haiti – Cassandra Cherry
9th Runner-Up	United States – Monserrat Báez

• § voted via the Internet

Order of Announcements[]

Top 11

1.  Mexico
2.  Philippines
3.  Venezuela
4.  Puerto Rico
5.  Paraguay
6.  Brazil
7.  Dominican Republic
8.  Spain
9.  Colombia
10.  Haiti
11.  United States

Hispanic Beauty Gala[]

Final results	Country
Amazonas Girl	Uruguay – Lincy Colman
Best Costume	Guatemala – Stefani Zeceña
Miss Sports	Uruguay – Lincy Colman
Miss Personality	Colombia – Laura Claro
Best Hair	Uruguay – Lincy Colman
Best Smile	United States – Monserrat Báez
Miss Elegant Face	Venezuela – Valeria Vadell
Miss Photogenic	Puerto Rico – Yuanilie Alvarado
Miss Silueta	Venezuela – Valeria Badell

Contestants[]

As of December 25, 2021, 29 titleholders have been crowned

Country/Territory	Delegate	Age[a]	Residence
Argentina	Sasha Gigliani[1]	25	Salta
Aruba	Sarah Van Der Steen	20	Oranjestad
Bolivia	Angélica Romero[2]	18	Tarija
Belize	Gabriela Varela	26	Belize City
Brazil	Gabrielle Vilela de Souza	27	Sao Paulo
Colombia	Laura Claro[3]	23	Cali
Costa Rica	Marianella Chaves Serrano	27	Liberia
Chile	Aylin Jaldín	25	Los Vilos
Cuba	Sissie Hariem	25	Pinar del Rio
Curaçao	Tiffany de Freitas Brás	21	Willemstad
Dominican Republic	Franchesca Astier[4]	21	Santo Domingo
Ecuador	María José Rivera	19	Manta
Europe	Verónica Zito	22	Lisbon
El Salvador	Gabriela Acevedo	24	San Salvador
Guatemala	Stefani Zeceña	20	Huehuetenango
Haiti	Cassandra Cherry	24	Port-au-Prince
Honduras	Gabriela Irías Paz	19	Comayagua
Mexico	Regina Peredo Gutiérrez[5]	21	Puebla
Nicaragua	Stefanía de Jesús Alemán Cerda	28	Managua
Panamá	Linette Clément	22	Chiriquí
Paraguay	Ketlin Lottermann[6]	25	Asunción
Perú	Pierina Meléndez[7]	28	Lima
Philippines	Maria Katrina Llegado[8]	21	Taguig
Portugal	Diana Sofía Silva	23	Porto
Puerto Rico	Yuanilie Alvarado[9]	23	Ponce
Spain	Ainara Cardaño	25	Madrid
Uruguay	Lincy Colman	19	Punta del Este
United States	Monserrat Báez	19	Phoenix
Venezuela	Valeria Badell	22	Maracay

Crossovers[]

These are the contestants who previously competed or will be competing at other international beauty pageants:

Miss Universe

• 2017:  Haiti Casandra Cherry
• 2019:  Paraguay Ketlin Lottermann

Miss World

• 2015:  Nicaragua Stefanía Alemán
• 2017:  Brasil Gabrielle Vilela (Top°40)

Miss International

• 2018:  Nicaragua Stefania Aleman
• 2018:  Haiti Cassandra Cherry
• 2020:  Honduras Gabriela Irías (TBA)

Miss Grand International

• 2017:  Portugal Diana Sofía Silva
• 2018:  Brasil Gabrielle Vilela (Top°21)

Miss Eco International

• 2017:  Portugal Diana Sofía Silva

Miss Planet International

• 2017:  Costa Rica Marianella Chaves (Top°10)

Miss World Latin

• 2018:  Guatemala Stefani Zeceña

World Top Model

• 2018:  Uruguay Lincy Colman (4th Runner-Up)
• 2018:  Curacao Tiffany de Freitas Brás

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