Miss Mundo Colombia

Miss Mundo Colombia
Motto Beauty with A Purpose
Formation 1963
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Bogotá
Location
Membership
Miss World
Official language
Spanish
President
Édgar Botero Henao
Website Official website

Miss Mundo Colombia or Miss World Colombia is a national Beauty pageant that selects Colombia's representative to the Miss World pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

Titleholders

Color Key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as Runner-Up
  •      Ended as one of the Finalists or Semifinalists
YearMiss Mundo ColombiaDepartmentPlacementSpecial Awards
1992 Wguerddy Alejandra Oviedo Vargas San Andrés Island Unplaced
1993 Silvia Isabel Durán Angarita Santander Unplaced
1994 María Eugenia González Ponce de León Cauca Unplaced
1995 Diana Maria Figueroa Castellanos Tolima Unplaced
1996 Carolina Arango Corrales Risaralda 1st Runner-up Miss World America
1997 Gladys Buitrago Caicedo Caldas Unplaced
1998 Mónica Marcela Cuartas Jiménez Antioquia Unplaced
1999 Mónica Elizabeth Escolar Danko Atlántico Unplaced
2000 Andrea Duran Bogotá Top 10
2001 Jeisyl Amparo Vélez Giraldo Caldas Unplaced
2002 Natalia Peralta Castro Antioquia 1st Runner-up Miss World America
2003 Claudia Milena Molina Torres Cartagena Unplaced
2004 Paola Andrea Mariño García Bogotá Unplaced
2005 Erika Querubín Antioquia Unplaced
2006 Elizabeth Loaiza Junca Valle del Cauca Unplaced
2007 María José Torrenegra Ariza Atlántico Unplaced
2008 Katherine Medina Montoya Antioquia Unplaced
2009 Daniela Ramos Lalinde Bogotá Top 7 Miss World Golf (Best Individual Award)
2010 Laura Marcela Palacio Restrepo Antioquia Top 25
2011 Mónica Andrea Restrepo Villamil Bogotá Unplaced
2012 Bàrbara Cristina Turbay Ridao Bogotá Top 30
2013 Daniella Ocoró Mejia Valle del Cauca Unplaced
2014 Jessica Leandra García Caicedo Nariño Unplaced
2015 María Alejandra López Pérez[1] Risaralda Unplaced
2016 Shirley Viviana Atehortua Ríos[2] Risaralda Unplaced Beauty with a Purpose (Top 24)
2017 Maria Beatríz Daza Núñez[3] La Guajira TBA

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