Miss World Ecuador 2016

Miss World Ecuador 2016
Date	October 16, 2016[1]
Presenters	Ronald Farina
Venue	Calle 7 Set, Guayaquil, Guayas
Broadcaster	TC Televisión
Entrants	11
Placements	5
Debuts	Carchi, and Galápagos
Withdrawals	Cotopaxi, Loja, Morona Santiago, Santo Domingo, and Tungurahua
Returns	Bolívar, El Oro, and Pichincha
Winner	Mirka Cabrera El Oro
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Miss World Ecuador 2016, the 4th edition of the Miss World Ecuador was held on October 15, 2016, where Camila Marañón from Manabí crowned Mirka Paola Cabrera Mazzini as her successor Miss World Ecuador 2016.^{[citation needed]}

Results

Placements

Special awards

Contestants

Country	Contestant	Age	Height (cm)	Height (ft)	Hometown
Azuay	María Teresa Espinoza Verdesoto	20	170	5'7"	Cuenca
Bolívar	Lissette Alejandra Sánchez Matamoros	21	168	5'7"	Guaranda
Carchi	Katherine Lucía Arce Vila	22	173	5'8"	Tulcán
El Oro	Mirka Paola Cabrera Mazzini	22	178	5'10"	Machala
Esmeraldas	Diana Johanna Carlosama Nazareno	24	170	5'7"	Esmeraldas
Galápagos	Sharon Maldonado Rodríguez	23	165	5'6"	Puerto Villamil
Guayas	Andrea Cecilia Villacrés Maldonado	25	175	5'9"	Guayaquil
Los Ríos	Andrea Paulina Pendolema Orozco	19	170	5'7"	Babahoyo
Manabí	Lisbeth Yamileth Peñafiel Castro	18	170	5'8"	Manta
Pichincha	Francesca Valentina Miranda Morrone	21	184	6'0"	Quito
Santa Elena	Ámbar Samira Núñez De la Cruz	23	174	5'8"	Salinas

Notes

Debuts

• Carchi
• Galápagos

Returns

Last compete in:

• 2013
  • Bolívar
  • El Oro
• 2014
  • Pichincha

Withdrawals

• Cotopaxi
• Loja
• Morona Santiago
• Santo Domingo
• Tungurahua

Did not compete

• Imbabura - María José Villacís Avendaño

Crossovers

• Mirka Cabrera was Reina de Machala 2014. She competed at Reina Mundial del Banano Ecuador 2014 where she was 1st Runne-up; and she competed at Miss Ecuador 2015 where she was unplaced.
• Diana Carlosama was 3rd Runner-up at Reina de Esmeraldas 2013.
• Andrea Villacrés competed at Reina de Guayaquil 2014 where she was 2nd Runner-up, and she was 1st Runner-up at Reina de Guayas 2015.
• María José Villacís competed at Reina de Ibarra 2015 where she was 2nd Runner-up.
• Andrea Pendolema was Reina de Babahoyo 2014.

References

This page was last edited on 9 April 2024, at 07:25