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Reinado Internacional del Café 2016

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Reinado Internacional del Café 2016
DateJanuary 9, 2016
PresentersRicardo Orrego
Adriana Betancur
Dahianna Gallego
EntertainmentSebastián Yepes
VenueTeatro Los Fundadores, Manizales, Colombia
BroadcasterTelecafé
Entrants25
Placements5
WithdrawalsHaiti, Mexico
ReturnsAruba, Spain, Uruguay, United States
WinnerMaydeliana Díaz
Venezuela
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Reinado Internacional del Café 2016 (International Coffee Queen) beauty pageant, was held in Manizales, Colombia, on January 9, 2016. At the end of the event, the outgoing queen Yuri Uchida, Reina Internacional del Café 2015 from Japan crowned Maydeliana Díaz from Venezuela as her successor.[1]

Results

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Award Contestant
Reina Internacional del Café 2016
  •  Venezuela – Maydeliana Díaz[2]
Virreina Internacional del Café 2016
  •  Brazil – Julia Horta
1st Runner-up
  •  Colombia – Laura Prada
2nd Runner-up
  •  Spain – María José García
3rd Runner-up
  •  United States – Jeslie Mergal

Special awards

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Queen of Police
  •  Costa Rica – Lisbeth Valverde
  •  Brazil – Julia Horta
  •  Japan – Nanami Tomita
  •  Spain – María José García
  •  Venezuela – Maydeliana Díaz
Best Legs
  •  Colombia – Laura Prada
Best Hair
  •  Venezuela – Maydeliana Díaz

Judges

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Contestants

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Country Contestant Age Hometown
 Argentina María Emilia Colombo Romero 21 San Juan
 Aruba Thalia Gabriela Croes 20 Oranjestad
 Bahamas Danielle Alexandrea Pratt 19 Grand Bahama
 Bolivia Claudia María Tavel Antelo 26 Santa Cruz
 Brazil Julia do Vale Horta 21 Juiz de Fora
 Canada Paola Núñez Valdez 24 Toronto
 Chile Scarlett Slette Astroza Said 20 Santiago
 Colombia Laura Margarita Prada Anaya 24 Bogotá
 Costa Rica Lisbeth Tatiana Valverde Brenes 20 Alajuela
 Dominican Republic Moesha Henríquez Suazo 19 Santiago de los Caballeros
 El Salvador Dayana Scarlet Requeno Juares 21 San Miguel
 Germany Selina Kriechbaum 20 Frankfurt
 Guatemala Marilyn Zuleima Grávez 23 Zacapa
 Honduras Gabriela Vanessa Salazar Valle 23 Tegucigalpa
 Japan Nanami Tomita 25 Chiba
 Nicaragua María Laura Ramírez Castillo 18 Masaya
 Panama Caterine Argelia Agrazal Pinilla 24 Santiago de Veraguas
 Paraguay Katri Analía Villamayor Montiel 20 Ciudad del Este
 Peru Carla Fiorella Vieira Bastidas 26 Lima
 Portugal Inés Brusselmans Ferreira Martins 20 Lisbon
 Puerto Rico Iolette Marie Cruz Rodríguez 19 San Juan
 Spain María José García Breva 21 Huelva
 Uruguay Yuliana Gladys Peixoto Dziekonski 22 Canelones
 United States Jeslie Mergal 23 Miami
 Venezuela Maydeliana Liyimar Díaz Parada 18 Maracay

Crossovers

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Contestants who previously competed or will compete at other beauty pageants:

Miss Universe:

  • 2014:  Bolivia – Claudia Tavel
  • 2015:  Canada – Paola Núñez
  • 2019:  Brazil – Júlia Horta

Miss World:

  • 2015:  Honduras – Gabriela Salazar
  • 2016:  Nicaragua – María Laura Castillo
  • 2019:  Portugal – Inês Brusselmans (TBA)

Miss Supranational:

  • 2015:  Portugal – Inês Brusselmans

Miss Intercontinental:

  • 2014:  United States – Jeslie Mergal (1st runner-up) (as  Cuba)
  • 2015:  Costa Rica – Lisbeth Valverde

Reina Hispanoamericana:

  • 2013:  Bolivia – Claudia Tavel (6th runner-up)

Miss United Continents:

  • 2014:  Honduras – Gabriela Salazar

Miss America Latina del Mundo:

  • 2015:  Costa Rica – Lisbeth Valverde (4th runner-up)
  • 2015:  Peru – Carla Vieira (Top 10)

Notes

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Returns

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Last competed in 2014:

  •  Aruba
  •  Spain
  •  Uruguay
  •  United States

Withdraws

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  •  Haiti
  •  Mexico

References

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  1. ^ "Maydeliana Diaz es la nueva reina Internacional del Café". La Patilla. January 9, 2016.
  2. ^ "Venezuela es la nueva reina internacional del café". La Patria. January 9, 2016. Archived from the original on March 5, 2016.
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