Panamá in others pageants

Panamá selected delegates to other different pageants around the world such as Miss Tourism Queen International, Reina Hispanoamericana, Miss Continente Americano, Miss America Latina, Miss Caribbean, Miss Atlantico International, Reinado Internacional del Café, Miss Bikini International, Miss Asia Pacific, Miss Supranational, Miss Leisure, and Miss Tourism World.

Miss Supranational Panamá

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

Traditionally the winner of Miss Supranational Panamá will be competing at Miss Supranational pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

Year Miss Supranational Panamá Official Title Represent Placement Notes
Poland 2009 Silvia Oneida Acosta Miss Supranational Panamá Panamá Centro Unplaced
Poland 2010 Karina Pinilla Corro Herrera Miss Supranational 2010 Best National Costume
Poland 2011 Lidia Elena McNulty Espino Los Santos Top 20
Poland 2012 Elissa Estrada Cortez Panamá Oeste Top 10 Queen of Americas
Belarus 2013 Yinnela Yohan Yero Torres Herrera Unplaced
Poland 2014 Allison Gabriela Mariche Panamá Centro Unplaced

Representatives to Miss American Continent

Is an international beauty contest held annually, held for the first time in 2006 celebrate in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The Miss American Continent Panamá is selected between the finalists of the contest Señorita Panamá.

Titleholders

YearContestantOfficial TitlePlacementNotes
2006 Melissa Piedrahita Miss American Continent Panamá
Top 6
Señorita Panamá-Miss Mundo 2004
2007 Sorangel Matos Arce 3rd Runner-Señorita Panama 2005 pageant
2008 Karina Pinilla Corro 1st runner-up, Realmente Bella Señorita Panamá 2008
2009 Liseth del Carmen Díaz Muñoz Best National Costume/finalist Realmente Bella Señorita Panamá 2009
2010 Joan Ramos
2011 Anyolí Ábrego Sanjur
Top 6
Señorita Panamá-Miss Universo 2010
2012 Maricely González Pomares
Virreina
Miss Panamá World 2012
2013 Maria Gabrielle Sealy
Top6
2014 Raiza Patricia Erlenbaugh Soriano
2015 Maria Alejandra Tejada

Representatives to Reina Hispanoamericana

Participant for first time in the 2004 Bellezas Panamá select the representative.

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
2004 Ivy Ruth Ortega Coronas
2005 Magela Irene Boris Kinkead Miss Congeniality
2006 Anayda del Carmen González Menacho
2007 Stephanie Joan Araúz Shaw
2008 Rosa Omaira Vargas Best National Costume
2009 Joyce Jacobi
2010 Michelle Ostler Cosme
2011 Marelissa Him Betancourt Miss Congeniality
2012 Ana Lorena Ibáñez Carles 4th runner-up Best National Costume

Representatives to Miss Intercontinental

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
1975
1976
1977
1978 Diana Leticia Conte Vergara
1980
1981 Yolanda Arosemena
1982 Maria Eugenia Correa
1983 Xenia Jeannette Combe Jaén Semifinalist
1999 Nilka Vaca
2005 Lilianne Paulette Thompson Franceschi Semifinalist Miss Photogenic
2007 Irina Liseth Gómez Batista
2009 Yanira "Yanni" Lineth Peñaloza Becerra Best Body
2012 Astrid Caballero
2013 Sara Bello

Representatives to Miss Atlántico Internacional

Miss Atlántico Internacional Panama Org. select the representative.

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
1999 Carmen Valderrama
2000 Yolmar Moreno
2002 Iveth Del Carmen Valdes Marin
2004 Anabella Isabel Hale Ruiz Best National Costume
2005 Bertha Peric Winner Miss Photogenic
2006 Krysthel Yeleni Sucre
2009 Karina Pinilla Second runner-up Best Fantasy Costume
2010 Aileen Nabil González Lozano
2011 Ana María Gordón Second runner-up
2012 Falianis Eliska Murray Dutary Miss Congeniality, Best National Costume
2013 Karen Peters Miss Photogenic

Representatives to Miss Bikini Internacional

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
2010 Sara Michelle Borrero Semi-finalist
2011 Arleth Marie Villa 1RU Best Body
2012 Elisa Vinceta Pellot

Representatives to Reina Internacional del Café

The Reinado Internacional del Café (International Queen of Coffee) beauty pageant, was internationally launched in 1957, in order to allow for the participation of countries from America and other continents. The pageant has always been held in Manizales, Colombia, in January during the Feria de Manizales, and is organized by Instituto de Cultura y Turismo de Manizales annually.

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
1957 Análida Alfaro Estripeau Winner
1959 Ana Elena Boyd
1961 Vilma Aranegui
1963 Maruca Raquel Boyd Paredes
1972 Julieta Méndez Guardia
1973 Blanca Clement
1974 Litza Slanziola
1975 Análida Martinelli Berrocal
1976 Catalina de la Rosa González
1979 Dabeida Araceli Conte Vergara
1981 Aurea Horta Torrijos
1982 Elizabeth Pérez Espino
1983 Guiselle Annette Mercier Arosemena
1985 Cilinia Prada Acosta Second runner-up
1988 Gabriela Deleuze Ducasa
1989 Jacqueline Deleuze Ducasa
1991 Olga Maria Malek Carvallo
1992 Dinora Acevedo González
1993 Lorena Elizabeth Cárdenas Barrero
1994 Martha Cristina Díaz Moscoso
1995 Martha Stella Domínguez Benítez
1996 Marisela Judith Barrios Almanza
1997 Regina Maria Díez Corgas
1998 Lourdes Priscilla Lewis Artavia
1999 Glinka Adnill Pinate Thirwall
2000 Marianela Salazar Guillen 1st runner-up
2001 Adriana Maricel Roquer Hidalgo
2002 Carolina Troncoso Thayer
2003 Carolina Miranda Second runner-up
2004 Melissa del Carmen Piedrahita Meléndez 4rd runner-up
2005 Rosemary Isabel Suárez Macharek
2006 Delia Montenegro González Did not compete
2007 Ingrid Ivana González Caballero
2008 Ginelle Aimeé Saldaña González 4rd runner-up Reina de los Carivineros
2009 Alejandra Felicia Arias Rivera[1] Semi-finalist
2011 Karen Elena Jordán Beitia
2012 Edith Díaz

Representatives to Miss Hispanidad

l (roughly translated as Miss Spanish International) pageant was first held in 1988, at the Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida. It was last held in 1995 and was always staged in Miami Beach. It was discontinued probably due to the popularity of the Nuestra Belleza Internacional pageant (1994–1997).

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
1988 Itzel del Carmen Francheschi
1989 Gloria Stella Quintana Winner
1990 Ana Lucia Herrera
1991 Janell Cosca Tovio
1992 Ana Cecilia Orillac Arías
1993 Elsa del Carmen Jiménez Winner
1994 Taysa Ayari Reina Jaén Miss Friendship
1995 Marilyn González Best National Costume

Representatives to Miss Asia Pacific

From 1968 to 1983 this pageant was called Miss Asia Quest, when it had 18 participating countries from nations in Asia as well as those whose borders touched the Pacific Ocean. It was held in the Philippines, except for 1981 & 1982 in Malaysia. In 1984, when the pageant was held in New Zealand, the title was changed to Miss Asia Pacific Quest after the inclusion of entries from the Americas. It was held in Hong Kong in 1985 to 1989 before returning to the Philippines. In 2005, the pageant became international with the inclusion of non-Pacific countries.

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
1985 Marisol Castillo
1986 Lyda Urrutia semi-finalist
1987 Cilinia Prada Acosta Winner
1988 Jenia Mayela Nenzen semi-finalist Miss Photogenic
1989 Rosa Soto
1994 Ingunn Helena Méndez García semi-finalist
1995 Jessica Aranda semi-finalist
1996 Kenia Iraní Melais Botello 4th runner-up
1997 Patricia Michelle de León Barichovicht
1998 Lourdes Priscilla Lewis Artavia 1st runner-up
1999 Abimelec Rodríguez Fernández Miss Friendship & Best National Costume
2000 Marianela Salazar Guillen 1st runner-up Best in Swimsuit
2001 Adriana Roquer semi-finalist
2002 Karina Goods semi-finalist
2003 Ana Lorena Forgnone semi-finalist
2005 Giselle Marie Bissot Kieswetter Karen Elena Jordán Beitia
2011 Karen Elena Jordán Beitia

Representatives to Miss Tourism Queen

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
2005 Ana Isabel Ibáñez Carles Miss Photogenic
2006 Sorángel Matos Arce
2007 Nadya Lya Hendricks Martinez
2008 Kathia yarineth Real Quiros
2009 Keisha Leis Did not compete
2011 María Laura Espil

Representatives to Miss Tourism International (Malaysia edition)

Titleholders

YearContestantPlacementNotes
2000 Mayda Michelle Mundo
2008 Annika Madelaine Forero Fuente
2009 Irene Núñez Semifinalist (top 10)
2010 Maricely González Top 20
2011 Carolina Brid 1 Runner Up
2012 Cleirys Velasquez

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