Miss Ecuador 2004

Miss Ecuador 2004
Date March 4, 2004
Presenters Roberto Rodríguez, Soledad Diab, and Macarena Balarezo
Venue Teatro Centro de Arte de Guayaquil, Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador
Broadcaster Gamavision
Entrants 14
Returns Los Ríos and Manabí
Winner María Susana Rivadeneira
Pichincha

The Miss Ecuador 2004 pageant was on March 4, 2004. There were 14 candidates for the national title. The winner represented Ecuador at Miss Universe 2004. The "Miss World Ecuador" represented Miss World 2004 and Miss Earth 2005. The "Miss Internacional Ecuador" entered Miss International 2004. The rest of the contestants entered, Reinado Internacional del Café, Miss Globe International, Miss Intercontinental and Miss América Latina.

Results

Placements

Final results Contestant
Miss Ecuador 2004
Miss World Ecuador 2004
Miss Earth Ecuador 2004
  • Guayas - María Luisa Barrios
Miss Internacional Ecuador 2004
1st Runner-up

Special awards

Award Contestant
Miss Congeniality
  • Jéssica Vidal
Miss Photogenic
Miss Yambal
Miss Sedal
Miss Trident
  • María Luisa Barrios

Contestants

CountryContestantAgeHeight
(cm)
Height
(ft in)
Hometown
Azuay Jessica Andrea Vidal Merchán 22 180 5 ft 11 in Cuenca
El Oro Prisila Veronica del Salto Astudillo 19 171 5 ft 7 in Machala
Esmeraldas María Elena Jaramillo López 18 178 5 ft 10 in Esmeraldas
Guayas María Luisa Barrios Landivar 19 175 5 ft 9 in Guayaquil
Guayas Nathalie Kraszna Pernas Pavisic 22 180 5 ft 11 in Guayaquil
Guayas Irene Andrea Zunino García 18 174 5 ft 9 in Guayaquil
Guayas María Pía Celi García 21 171 5 ft 7 in Guayaquil
Guayas Cristina Eugenia Reyes Hidalgo 22 186 6 ft 1 in Guayaquil
Imbabura Katalina Elizabeth Larrea Ayala 21 170 5 ft 7 in Ibarra
Los Ríos Giselle Iliana Rosado León 20 183 6 ft 0 in Babahoyo
Manabí Kzandra Giselly Vélez Hidalgo 22 172 5 ft 8 in Chone
Pichincha Claudia Vela Dávila 20 180 5 ft 11 in Quito
Pichincha Paola Barberis Garzón 22 170 5 ft 7 in Quito
Pichincha María Susana Rivadeneira 24 176 5 ft 9 in Quito

Notes

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