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Magalí Benejam Corthey, representing Córdoba, was crowned Miss Universe Argentina 2024 on Saturday, May 25 at Auditorio de Belgrano in Buenos Aires. The 29-year-old model, actress and astrology student bested 27 other contestants to win the coveted national title. She succeeds last year's winner Yamile Dajud. Yoana Don of Santa Fe was named first runner-up while Selene Bublitz of Corrientes, María José Caram of Chaco, Ana Paula Brizuela of La Rioja, and Agostina Caute of Islas del Atlántico Sur were the second, third, fourth, and fifth runners-up, respectively. This year's competition was hosted by former titleholder Julieta Garcia. Top 15 semifinalist Alejandra Rodríguez of Buenos Aires made history as the oldest contestant at age 60. The new Miss Universe Argentina will now prepare to represent her country at Miss Universe 2024 to be held in Mexico later this year. Road to the 73rd Miss Universe: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Magalí Benejam

The much-awaited Miss Universe Argentina 2024 grand final will be held on Saturday, May 25 at Auditorio de Belgrano in Buenos Aires. A total of 28 incredible women from across the country will compete for the coveted national title currently held by last year's winner Yamile Dajud . You may vote for your favorite contestant to advance to the final. To vote until May 12, just head over to the official app and official Instagram page of the competition. The next Miss Universe Argentina will represent the "land of silver" at the 73rd Miss Universe (Miss Universe 2024) in Mexico this November. Who will take home this year's title? Meet the contestants: ANTÁRTIDA - Hannah Mentasti BUENOS AIRES - Alejandra Rodríguez CABA - Mayra Núñez CATAMARCA - Marina Giovannini CHACO - María José Caram CHUBUT - Antonella Giglio CORDILLERA DE LOS ANDES - Agustina Fernández CÓRDOBA - Magali Benejam CORRIENTES - Selene Bublitz COSTA ATLÁNTICA - Josefina Córdoba ENTRE RÍOS - Dani

Alejandra Rodríguez was crowned Miss Universe Buenos Aires 2024 in a competition held on Sunday, April 21 at Corregidor Hotel in La Plata. The 60-year-old lawyer and journalist bested more than 30 other contestants to win the title. She will now prepare to represent Buenos Aires at Miss Universe Argentina 2024. To recall, the Miss Universe Organization removed the age limit requirement last year so now anyone from the age of 18 can join the pageant and this applies to all its national franchises. The grand final for this year's Miss Universe Argentina will be held on May 25 and the winner will go to Miss Universe 2024 in Mexico later this year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Francy Lezcano (@miss.universo_buenos_aires) Photos: Miss Universe Buenos Aires / Instagram

Miss Córdoba, Sol Bonfigli was crowned Miss Earth Argentina 2024 in a national competition held last Monday, October 16 at Teatro Empire in Buenos Aires. The 23-year-old actress is now expected to represent her country at Miss Earth 2024. Her predecessor, Miss Earth Argentina 2023 Selene Bublitz will be heading to Vietnam for Miss Earth 2023 this December. Lucia Oyola, Stefane Tancredo, and Melisa Garcia were awarded the titles Miss Earth Air, Miss Earth Water, and Miss Earth Fire, respectively. The new Miss Earth Argentina is no stranger to pageantry. She previously held the title Miss Cacao Argentina 2019 and went on to participate in Reina Internacional del Cacao 2019 in Caracas, Venezuela. "Words are not enough to describe how I feel. After so many years of preparation to return to this world that so much joy gave me there for 2019, today I can tell you that all effort has its reward," Sol shared on her social media page. "Eternally grateful to each and every one of

Natalia Carolina Cometto was officially proclaimed as Miss Grand Argentina 2023 on Saturday, August 26 by the new national franchise holder Sambrizzi Producción. The 26-year-old model and nutritionist will now prepare to represent Argentina at Miss Grand International 2023 to be held in Vietnam this October. No stranger to pageantry, Natalia previously held the title Miss Elite Argentina and participated in Miss Elite 2023 in Egypt where she placed in the Top 10. Meet the new Miss Grand Argentina: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Natalia Carolina Cometto (@nataliacometto) Photos: Miss Grand Argentina, Natalia Carolina Cometto / Instagram

Yamile Dajud, representing Río Negro, was crowned Miss Universe Argentina 2023 in a national competition held on Sunday, August 6 at the Sala del Sol in San Juan. The 27-year-old social communication graduate currently pursuing a law degree bested 21 other competitors to win the national title. She succeeds Bárbara Cabrera and will now prepare to represent Argentina at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador this November. Elena Mateo of Tucumán and Lali Dieguez of Neuquén were the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Martina Botero of Antártida, Milagros Irrazabal of Entre Ríos, and Melany Gonzalez of Santa Cruz rounded out the Top 6 finalists. The rest of the Top 12 semifinalists were the representatives of Catamarca, Martina Tapia, Corrientes, Angelina Del Mar, Formosa, Renata Pascotto, Misiones, Daiana Pereyra, San Luis, Milagros Lujan, and Santiago del Estero, Oriana Llebeili. No stranger to pageantry, the new Miss Universe Argentina previously joined Señorita Colombia 2021

Miss Universo Argentina 2023 (Miss Universe Argentina 2023) national final will be held on Sunday, August 6 at the Sala del Sol in San Juan. The preliminary competition will take place at the same venue on Friday, August 4. Tickets for the shows can be purchased via  tikemax.com . Twenty-two beauties from across the country will compete for the title and the opportunity to represent at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador this November. Who will be the successor of Bárbara Cabrera? Meet the contestants: ANTÁRTIDA - Martina Botero BUENOS AIRES - Sharon Jorge Moner CABA - Malena Gonzalez CATAMARCA - Martina Tapia CHACO - Ticiana Slanac CÓRDOBA - Lara Castro CORRIENTES - Angelina Del Mar ENTRE RÍOS - Milagros Irrazabal FORMOSA - Renata Pascotto JUJUY - Fatima Herrera LA PAMPA - Abril Raffaelli LA RIOJA - Antonella Lozano MISIONES - Daiana Pereyra NEUQUÉN - Lali Dieguez RÍO NEGRO - Yamile Dajud SALTA - Milena Mormina SAN JUAN - Guillermina Rubino SAN LUIS - Milagros Lujan SA

Former Miss Universe Argentina Alina Luz Akselrad has been officially announced as Miss Charm Argentina 2024 on Thursday, July 6 via social media. The 24-year-old TV host, actress, and author of "Abraza tu Poder" (Embrace your Power) will now represent Argentina at Miss Charm 2024 pageant in Vietnam. Alina is a graduate of a degree in broadcasting and a certified cabin crew. She also holds two certificates from Harvard University in rhetoric and children's rights. She held the title of Miss Universe Argentina 2020 and went on to participate in the 69th Miss Universe competition held in Hollywood, Florida. She placed in the Top 21 among 74 competitors. Meet the new Miss Charm Argentina: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miss Charm (@misscharm.tv) Photos: Miss Charm, Alina Luz Akselrad / Instagram

Keno Manzur acquires Miss Universe license for Argentina, applications now open for Miss Universo Argentina 2023 After Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam, Argentina has also entered a new era in pageantry with a new national director for Miss Universe Argentina and he is no other than Keno Manzur. A commercial engineer by profession, Keno has many years of experience in beauty pageants. He also holds licenses for Miss Earth, Miss World, and Miss Universe Chile, among others. Besides running prestigious national beauty pageants, he also established Escuela Supermiss, a training school for aspiring beauty queens in Chile and Argentina. Applications are now open for Miss Universo Argentina 2023. Argentinian nationals, 18 to 27 years, mothers, and pregnant women with any marital status are welcome to apply. The next Miss Universe Argentina will go to the Miss Universe 2023 edition in San Salvador, El Salvador later this year. Meet the new director: View this post on Instagram

Former Miss Universe Argentina Mariana Valera and fellow beauty queen from Puerto Rico, Fabiola Valentín, revealed they had secretly tied the knot after keeping their relationship private for a long time. Their intimate wedding ceremony took place last Friday, October 28 in San Juan, Puerto Rico where same-sex marriage has been legal since 2015. Back in 2019, they both tried to join Miss Universe but while Mariana won her national title and went on to compete in the prestigious pageant in Atlanta, Georgia, Fabiola was not lucky enough to take home the Miss Universe Puerto Rico title as she only placed in the Top 3. Their paths crossed a year later when their pageant journey brought them together in Miss Grand International 2020 which was held in Bangkok, Thailand where they both placed in the Top 10 and fell in love. "Congratulations to both of you. MGIO always support “LOVE” without boundaries," Miss Grand International Organization posted about them on social media. The Mi

Bárbara Cabrera has been officially announced on Sunday, October 2 as Miss Universe Argentina 2022. The 26-year-old textile entrepreneur and model from Buenos Aires will now prepare to represent Argentina at the 71st Miss Universe pageant in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA this January. No stranger to pageantry, Bárbara was named Miss Eco Argentina 2020 and went on to compete in Miss Eco International 2021 in Egypt where she placed in the Top 20 and bagged the Best in Evening Gown award. "My heart explodes with happiness to be able to officially tell you that I will proudly represent Argentina in Miss Universe 2022," she wrote in Spanish on social media. "Those who know me know that it was always my big dream. Today thanks to a lot of work and the team that accompanies me, I am fulfilling it," she added. Argentina has won Miss Universe once with Norma Beatriz Nolan in 1962. Its last placement was in 2020 with Alina Luz Akselrad who finished in the Top 21. Meet the new M

The Miss World 2021 Top 40 will return to Puerto Rico to compete for the 70th Miss World final at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan on March 16. Meet the semi-finalists from Argentina, Bahamas, Botswana, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, and China: ARGENTINA  - Amira Hidalgo - After receiving a scholarship to University to study for a master's in Investigative Journalism, Amira also works as a Journalist and News Producer. She holds the position of TV host for a National News Broadcaster. Her dream job would be to be a war correspondent. She plays the violin and enjoys running in her spare time. Amira’s Beauty with a Purpose project “Arte para Ciegos” (Art for the blind) provides the visually impaired with tools to help them develop independence and greater accessibility. This included installing haptic plans with braille writing in places of interest including Palermo, Retiro, Modern Art Museum, and Puerto Madero. Since 2017, Amira has been working with the Nínawa Daher