Señorita Nicaragua
- Miss Charm
- Reina Hispanoamericana
- Miss Latinoamérica
- Miss Progress International
- Nuestra Latina Univeral
- Miss Mesoamérica
Masaya
- Óscar Zelaya
Señorita Nicaragua formerly known as Miss Latinoamérica Nicaragua is a national beauty pageant in Nicaragua that celebrates the beauty of women across the country. The pageant was formerly under the Miss Nicaragua and Miss Mundo Nicaragua organization until 2015 when a separate organization got the franchise for Reina Hispanoamericana, Nicaragua has compete in the pageant since 2006 when receives an invitation from Promociones Gloria to compete in the international pageant.
Señorita Nicaragua pageant was formerly known as Miss Latinoamérica Nicaragua and then changed the name to Señorita Nicaragua this name pageant until 1999 was the name for the Miss Nicaragua pageant.
Titleholders
Year | Miss Nicaragua | Department |
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2006 | Arlen Montoya | Managua |
2007 | Slilma Ulloa | Matagalpa |
2008 | Alejandra Borge | Managua |
2009 | Indira Rojas | Rivas |
2010 | Indiana Sánchez | USA |
2011 | Norma Fuentes | Chinandega |
2012 | Virginia Claros | Managua |
2013 | Darling Trujillo | Matagalpa |
2014 | Karen Gutiérrez | Managua |
2015 | Alejandra Gross | Managua |
2016 | Jennifer Cáceres | León |
2017 | Ariadna Orellana | León |
2018 | Alicia Ramírez | Managua |
2019 | Stefanía Alemán | Masaya |
2020 | Odalis Soza | Matagalpa |
2021 | Yenifer Pérez | Managua |
2022 | Jade Herrera | Managua |
2023 | Alejandra Aburto | Masaya |
Miss Nicaragua Charm
- : Declared as winner
- : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
- : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
- : Ended as special awards winner
- The winner of Miss Nicaragua Charm represents her country at the Miss Charm. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.
Year | Department | Miss Nicaragua Charm | Placement at Miss Charm | Special awards | Notes |
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2024 | TBA |
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2023 | Chinandega | Isabella Salgado[1] | Unplaced |
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Nicaragua in Miss Latinoamérica
- : Declared as winner
- : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
- : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
- : Ended as special awards winner
Year | Department | Miss Nicaragua | Placement at Miss Latinoamerica | Special awards |
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2024 | Masaya | Alejandra Aburto | TBA | |
2023 | Managua | Jade Herrera | 4th Runner-up |
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2022 | Matagalpa | Odalis Soza | Virreina Latinoamericana |
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2021 | Estelí | Fernanda Sobalvarro | Unplaced | |
2020 | Masaya | María Laura Castillo | Miss Latinoamérica 2020 |
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2019 | Managua | Luz González | 1st Runner-up | |
2018 | Nueva Segovia | Stefany Reyes | Unplaced | |
2017 | Managua | María Gabriela Chacón | Unplaced | |
2016 | Chinandega | María Salgado | Unplaced | |
2015 | Carazo | Bianca Gutiérrez | Virreina Latinoamericana |
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2014 | Managua | Doris Hidalgo | Unplaced | |
2013 | León | Jennifer Masís | Unplaced |
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2012 | Managua | Diana Flores | Unplaced |
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Nicaragua in Miss Progress International
- : Declared as winner
- : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
- : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
- : Ended as special awards winner
Year | Department | Miss Nicaragua | Placement at Miss Progress International | Special awards |
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2024 | TBA | |||
2023 | Matagalpa | Odalis Soza | Miss Progress International 2023 |
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Nicaragua in Reina Hispanoamericana
In 2006 Nicaragua debuts in the first pageant Reina Hispanoamericana
Note: The current franchise owner started the competition on 2021.
- : Declared as winner
- : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
- : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
- : Ended as special awards winner
Year | Department | Miss Nicaragua | Placement at Reina Hispanoamericana | Special awards | |
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2024 | TBA | ||||
2023 | Managua | Gabriela Rodríguez | Unplaced | ||
2022 | Managua | Yenifer Pérez | Top 14 |
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2021 | Matagalpa | Odalis Soza | Unplaced | ||
2020 | Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no competition held | ||||
2019 | Masaya | Stefanía Alemán | Unplaced | ||
2018 | Managua | Alicia Ramírez | Unplaced | ||
2017 | León | Ariadna Orellana | Unplaced | ||
2016 | León | Jennifer Cáceres | Unplaced | ||
2015 | Managua | Alejandra Gross | Unplaced | ||
2014 | Managua | Karen Gutiérrez | Unplaced |
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2013 | Matagalpa | Darling Trujillo | Unplaced |
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2012 | Managua | Virginia Claros | Unplaced | ||
2011 | Chinandega | Norma Fuentes | Unplaced | ||
2010 | USA | Indiana Sánchez | Unplaced | ||
2009 | Rivas | Indira Rojas | Unplaced | ||
2008 | Managua | Alejandra Borge | Unplaced | ||
2007 | Matagalpa | Slilma Ulloa | Unplaced | ||
2006 | Managua | Arlen Montoya | Unplaced |
References
- ^ TV, Vos. "Vos TV". Vostv.com.ni (in Spanish). Retrieved 11 July 2024.