Miss Peru

Miss Peru
Formation	1952
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Lima
Location	Peru
Membership	Miss Universe Miss World Miss Earth Miss International
Official language	Spanish
President	Jessica Newton

Miss Peru is a national beauty pageant in Peru.

History

Peru has been competing in the Miss Universe pageant from 1952 and in the Miss World pageant from 1959. In the Miss Universe pageant, their first representative was Ada Gabriela Bueno that was crowned as the first Miss Peru in a ceremony at the Lawn Tennis Club of Lima and competed in Miss Universe 1952. Ada Gabriela traveled to Long Beach, California to represent her country, but failed to enter the group of semifinalists.

Five years later, Peru became the first Latin American and Spanish-speaking country to win the Miss Universe crown thanks to Gladys Zender, who became Miss Universe 1957. Since the new millennium, Peru started to shine again on the scene of this international beauty contest. Claudia Ortiz de Zevallos, was a semifinalist in the Miss Universe 2003 pageant held in Panama then also joined into the group of semifinalists in the Miss Earth 2003 pageant. Liesel Holler failed to reach the semifinals in 2004, but like her predecessor also joined the group of semifinalists in the Miss Earth 2004 pageant. Débora Sulca made Peru come back in the contest in 2005, being in the 6th place. The final classification of Peru in the Miss Universe was in 2012, when Nicole Faverón was located among the 16 semifinalists. Peru has a total of 17 semifinalists and one winner in this prestigious pageant.

In Miss World, in the early years of the pageant, Peru did not send representatives up to 1959 as in the years 1966, 1969-1972 and 1974 that may be one of the reasons why the country has not had many semifinalists comparison of Miss Universe. In 2002, Marina Mora placed as the 2nd runner up, in 2003, Claudia Hernández joined to the group of semifinalists and also won the award for Best Evening Gown. The following year Maria Julia Mantilla, took the crown after 37 years doing an auspicious return to Peru in this contest.^[1] Peru has won the crown of Miss World twice.

The other candidates participating in the Miss Peru pageant -the first 10- are sent to compete in other events of lesser importance, such as Miss Continente Americano, Reina Hispanoamericana, Reinado Internacional del Cafe, Miss Atlantico Internacional etc.

In the 1950s, Peru was one of the few South American countries that competed in major international competitions such as the Miss Universe and Miss World pageant. The country became a powerhouse joining the group of semifinals 5 times in the 1950s and 4 times during the 1960s, the country is well known in Latin America for having the first Spanish-speaking Miss Universe in 1957, Gladys Zender.

Madeline Hartog-Bel, Miss World 1967.

Peru participated in the Miss World pageant for the first time in 1959, represented by María Elena Rossel Zapata, who was ranked as the 1st runner-up, this was the first time that a Latin American country took the 2nd place in the Miss World pageant.

In 1967, Peru won the Miss World crown for the first time with Madeline Hartog-Bel Houghton^[2] exactly ten years after Gladys Zender won the Miss Universe pageant in 1957, Madeline Hartog-Bel Houghton had previously participated in the Miss Universe 1966 where she placed among the 15 semifinalists.

In 1973, Peru was unable to send her representative to the Miss Universe Pageant, Mary Núñez, Miss Peru 1973 because of the provision of which was the president of the republic at that time, Juan Velasco Alvarado, as he considered that the contest was the product of the American capitalism, a country which did not have good relations. This was a unique occasion in which a Miss Peru did not participate in the Miss Universe except for the years 1955 and 1974 in which no contest was held. Given the refusal of Alvarado, Mary Núñez was sent to Miss World 1973 in London, England.

In 1982, Peru became the first South American country to host the Miss Universe pageant. Miss Universe 1982 was held in Coliseo Amauta in Lima on July 26, 1982. The winner was the 18 years old Karen Baldwin from Canada, who became the first representative of her country to win the Miss Universe title. A group of twelve semifinalists were chosen from a total of seventy-seven candidates, representatives from as many countries and territories competed in this version of the contest. Also, this was the sixteenth consecutive spirited contest for the American television presenter Bob Barker. The show was broadcast via satellite by the U.S. network CBS in collaboration with Panamericana Televisión. In this edition, Peru was represented by Francesca Zaza who was among the 12 semifinalists and won the prize for Best National Costume.

In 1987, Jessica Newton was the responsible of representing the country in Miss Universe 1987 in Singapore, the winner of this edition was the Chilean Cecilia Bolocco and Jessica was among the 10 semifinalists, years later Newton took the franchise of the Miss Peru pageant and was the responsible for organizing the event and prepare Peruvian queens for the Miss Universe and Miss World for 12 years.

After many years in 1996, Peru reappeared on the contest with Natali Sacco, who entered in the top 10 in Miss Universe 1996, and in 1998, Mariana Larrabure also entered the top 10 in Miss World 1998. Four years later, in 2002, Marina Mora, joined the Top 5, winning the third place in the Miss World 2002 pageant. The following year Claudia Ortiz de Zevallos placed in the Top 15 in Miss Universe 2003 and took the second place prize for Best National Costume, and Claudia Hernández placed in the top 20 in Miss World 2003 and got the award for Best Evening Gown. This was so far the only time in history that Peru classified the same year in the Miss Universe and Miss World.

Peru returned to have another international victory in the field of beauty pageants in December 2004, when María Julia Mantilla won the Miss World title^[3] thanks to a worldwide vote through text messages and phone calls, which occurred for the first time in the history of the event managed to win the crown of Miss World 2004. The first runner-up was Claudia Cruz, from Dominican Republic, and the second runner-up was the U.S. citizen from Brazil, Nancy Randall. To date, Peru has 2 Miss World crowns.

On April 16, 2005, Débora Sulca, representing Cajamarca was crowned Miss Peru 2005 and went to Thailand to compete for the title of Miss Universe 2005. She placed in the top 10.^[3] while Miss Canada, Natalie Glebova, was crowned the new Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins for Australia, Miss Universe 2004. This was the highest position reached Peru in Miss Universe from 1987^[4]

Fiorella Castellano, was crowned Miss Peru Mundo 2005 and represented Peru on December 10, 2005, in Sanya, China. Castellano who sought to be the successor of María Julia Mantilla failed to be among the semifinalists. Since 2004, Peru has failed to enter the final group of semifinalists in the Miss World pageant.

The following years, representatives at both events as Silvia Cornejo, Cinthya Calderón, Karen Schwarz, Natalie Vértiz, Odilia García, among others, failed to enter the semifinals.

In 2012, Nicole Faverón made Peru return to the Miss Universe pageant after seven years of absence, to the end of Miss Universe 2012, Nicole placed among the 16 semifinalists, months after Giuliana Zevallos, could not get into the group of semifinalists in Miss World 2012.

The current Miss Peru Universo is Valeria Piazza Vásquez and current Miss Peru Mundo is Pierina Sue Wong Mori.

Regions, Capital and Community

Actually in the Miss Peru annual pageant, the 24 regions, the capital city of Lima and the constitutional province of Callao compete for the Miss Peru Universe and Miss Peru World crowns. The semifinalists are selected from the group and then it comes down to the top 5. The winner of the chosen pageant is determined and a new representative is named Miss Peru.

Notable Winners

After winning the Miss Universe crown, Gladys Zender became very popular and well known in her country. Later she married the politician Antonio Meier and is mother of the famous Peruvian actor Christian Meier.

Jessica Newton, Miss Peru 1987, after the international contest she went to Los Angeles, California where he studied and also worked with Paramount Pictures. Then she worked in Lima editing different magazines. From 1992 to 2004 he was the organizer of the Miss Peru pageant. Since 2007 is representative of the Editorial Condé Nast, which publishes magazines Vogue, Glamour, GQ and Vanity Fair for Latin America and Mexico.

Carmela Stein, Miss Peru 1961, currently lives in Mexico and is the mother of the famous Mexican actress Ana Patricia Rojo.

Olga Zumarán, who was Miss Peru 1978 and Miss Peru Mundo 1981, after their reigns she began an acting career, and was also chosen Mrs Peru World 2009.

Karina Calmet, Miss Peru 1994, became a television presenter and actress. Since 2009 she is part of the Peruvian comedy series Al fondo hay sitio.

Frieda Holler, Miss Peru 1965, Carmen Amelia Ampuero, Miss Peru 1972, Mónica Chacón, Miss Peru Mundo 1996, Viviana Rivasplata, Miss Peru 2001, Marina Mora, Miss Peru Mundo 2002, have had success in the business category and occasionally participate in various television shows.

Like Gladys Zender and Madeline Hartog-Bel, María Julia Mantilla also became a well-known and popular figure in her country. Maju began working for Ford models agency in London, and then debuted as a businesswoman and television presenter . She is currently the host the variety TV show Al Aire in America Televisión

Adriana Zubiate, Miss Peru 2002 was a finalist in Bailando por un sueño (Perú) in 2008. Karen Schwarz, Miss Peru 2009, is currently the host of some TV shows in Frecuencia Latina while Claudia Hernández is the morning news reporter at Buenos Días, Perú on Panamericana Televisión.

Natalie Vértiz, Miss Peru 2011 and Nicole Faverón, Miss Peru 2012 are part of the tuned reality show of América Televisión, Esto es guerra, while Alexandra Liao, Miss Peru Mundo 2010 is participant of the popular reality show of ATV, Combate.

Other wins

Not only Peru has won a Miss Universe or Miss World title. There are other international pageants in which Peru has achieved success in either entering the semi-finals or winning the crown.

Wins: Miss Intercontinental 1971, 1987, Mrs World 1989, Miss America Latina 1991, Miss Asia Pacific 1994, 2001, Miss Caribe Hibiscus 2005, Miss Perla Mundial del Pacifico 2007, Miss Tourism Queen International 2008, Miss Teenager Universe 2008, Miss Beauty International 2009, Miss Continente Americano 2010

Runner up or Semi-final entries: Miss International, Miss Earth, Miss Teen International, Miss America Latina, Miss Asia Pacific, Miss Maja Mundial, Reina Hispano America, Miss Italia Nel Mondo

Titleholders

The following is a list of the Miss Universe, Miss World, Miss International and Miss Earth candidates from Peru. Some delegates who won the chance to represent Peru in the Miss Universe pageant also went to the Miss World pageant. The winner of Miss Perú represents her country at Miss Universe. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

Year	Miss Peru	Represented
1952	Ada Gabriela Bueno	Apurímac
1953	Mary Ann Sarmiento †	Ucayali
1954	Isabella León Velarde	Distrito Capital
1956	Lola Sabogal	Callao
1957	Gladys Zender	Loreto
1958	Beatriz Boluarte	Region Lima
1959	Guadalupe Mariátegui Hawkins	Callao
1960	Medallit Gallino	Lambayeque
1961	Carmela Stein	Ayacucho
1962	Silvia Dedekind	Region Lima
1963	Dora Toledano	Loreto
1964	Miluska Vondrak Steel	Loreto
1965	Frieda Holler Figallo	Distrito Capital
1966	Madeline Hartog-Bel Houghton	Arequipa
1967	Mirtha Calvo	Callao
1968	María Esther Brambilla	Region Lima
1969	María Julia Mantilla Mayer	La Libertad
1970	Cristina Málaga	Distrito Capital
1971	Magnolia Martínez	Distrito Capital
1972	Carmen Amelia Ampuero	Distrito Capital
1975	Lourdes Berninzon	Region Lima
1976	Rocío Lazcano †	Junín
1977	María Isabel Frías	Cajamarca
1978	Olga Zumarán	Arequipa
1979	Jacqueline Brahms	Region Lima
1980	Lisseth Ramis	Huánuco
1981	Gladys Silva	Region Lima
1982	Francesca Zaza	Distrito Capital
1983	Vivien Griffiths Shields	Distrito Capital
1984	Fiorella Ferrari	Region Lima
1985	María Gracia Galleno	Region Lima
1986	Karin Lindermann	Piura
1987	Jessica Newton Vasquez-Saenz	Callao
1988	Katia Escudero	La Libertad
1989	Mariana Sovero McKay	Distrito Capital
1990	Marisol Martínez	Arequipa
1991	Eliana Martínez Márquez	Callao
1992	Aline Arce	Arequipa
1993	Déborah de Souza Peixoto	Distrito Capital
1994	Karina Calmet	Callao
1995	Paola Dellepiane Gianotti	Amazonas
1996	Natali Sacco	La Libertad
1997	Claudia Dopf Scansi	Ancash
1998	Karim Bernal	Huánuco
1999	Fabiola Lazo	Distrito Capital
2000	Verónica Rueckner	Piura
2001	Viviana Rivasplata Aita	Lambayeque
2002	Adriana Zubiate	Callao
2003	Claudia Ortiz de Zevallos	Arequipa
2004	Liesel Holler	Pasco
2005	Débora Sulca Cravero	Cajamarca
2006	Fiorella Viñas	Lambayeque
2007	Jimena Elías	Ica
2008	Karol Castillo †	La Libertad
2009	Karen Schwarz	Amazonas
2010	Giuliana Zevallos	Loreto
2011	Natalie Vértiz	USA Perú
2012	Nicole Faverón	Loreto
2013	Cindy Mejía	Region Lima
2014	Jimena Espinoza	Region Lima
2015	Laura Spoya	Distrito Capital
2016	Valeria Piazza	Distrito Capital
2017	TBA	TBA

Regional rankings

Departments	Titles	Years
Distrito Capital	12	1954, 1965, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1982, 1983, 1989, 1993, 1999, 2015, 2016
Region Lima	10	1958, 1962, 1968, 1975, 1979, 1981, 1984, 1985, 2013, 2014
Callao	7	1956, 1959, 1967, 1987, 1991, 1994, 2002
Arequipa	5	1966, 1978, 1990, 1992, 2003
Loreto	5	1957, 1963, 1964, 2010, 2012
La Libertad	4	1969, 1988, 1996, 2008
Lambayeque	3	1960, 2001, 2006
Amazonas	2	1995, 2009
Cajamarca		1977, 2005
Huánuco		1980, 1998
Piura		1986, 2000
Ancash	1	1997
Apurímac		1952
Ayacucho		1961
Junín		1976
Ica		2007
Pasco		2004
Ucayali		1953
USA Perú		2011

Miss Perú at Big Four pageants

Color key

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

Representatives to Miss Universe

Who ever is the winner of Miss Perú, represents her country at Miss Universe. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

Year	Miss Perú	Represented	Placement	Special Awards
1952	Ada Gabriela Bueno	Apurímac	Unplaced
1953	Mary Ann Sarmiento †	Ucayali	Top 16
1954	Isabella León Velarde	Distrito Capital	Top 16
1956	Lola Sabogal	Callao	Top 15
1957	Gladys Zender	Loreto	Miss Universe 1957
1958	Beatriz Boluarte	Region Lima	Top 15
1959	Guadalupe Mariátegui Hawkins	Callao	Unplaced
1960	Medallit Gallino	Lambayeque	Unplaced
1961	Carmela Stein	Ayacucho	Top 15
1962	Silvia Dedekind	Region Lima	Unplaced
1963	Dora Toledano	Loreto	Unplaced
1964	Miluska Vondrak Steel	Loreto	Unplaced
1965	Frieda Holler Figallo	Ciudad Capital	Top 15
1966	Madeline Hartog-Bel Houghton	Arequipa	Top 15
1967	Mirtha Calvo	Callao	Unplaced
1968	María Esther Brambilla	Region Lima	Unplaced
1969	María Julia Mantilla Mayer	La Libertad	Top 15	Best in Swimsuit
1970	Cristina Málaga	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1971	Magnolia Martínez	Distrito Capital	Unplaced	Miss Congeniality
1972	Carmen Amelia Ampuero	Distrito Capital	Top 12	Best National Costume
1975	Lourdes Berninzon	Region Lima	Unplaced
1976	Rocío Lazcano †	Junín	Unplaced	Best National Costume
1977	María Isabel Frías	Cajamarca	Unplaced
1978	Olga Zumarán	Arequipa	Top 12
1979	Jacqueline Brahms	Region Lima	Unplaced
1980	Lisseth Ramis	Huánuco	Unplaced
1981	Gladys Silva	Region Lima	Unplaced
1982	Francesca Zaza	Distrito Capital	Top 12	Best National Costume
1983	Vivien Griffiths Shields	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1984	Fiorella Ferrari	Region Lima	Unplaced
1985	María Gracia Galleno	Region Lima	Unplaced
1986	Karin Lindermann	Piura	Unplaced
1987	Jessica Newton Vasquez-Saenz	Callao	Top 10
1988	Katia Escudero	La Libertad	Unplaced
1989	Mariana Sovero McKay	Ciudad Capital	Unplaced
1990	Marisol Martínez	Arequipa	Unplaced
1991	Eliana Martínez Márquez	Callao	Unplaced
1992	Aline Arce	Arequipa	Unplaced
1993	Déborah de Souza Peixoto	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1994	Karina Calmet	Callao	Unplaced
1995	Paola Dellepiane Gianotti	Amazonas	Unplaced	Best Hair
1996	Natali Sacco	La Libertad	Top 10
1997	Claudia Dopf Scansi	Ancash	Unplaced	Best National Costume (2nd Runner-up)
1998	Karim Bernal	Huánuco	Unplaced	Best National Costume (1st Runner-up)
1999	Fabiola Lazo	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
2000	Verónica Rueckner	Piura	Unplaced
2001	Viviana Rivasplata Aita	Lambayeque	Unplaced
2002	Adriana Zubiate	Callao	Unplaced
2003	Claudia Ortiz de Zevallos	Arequipa	Top 15	Best National Costume (1st Runner-up)
2004	Liesel Holler	Pasco	Unplaced
2005	Débora Sulca Cravero	Cajamarca	Top 10
2006	Fiorella Viñas	Lambayeque	Unplaced
2007	Jimena Elías	Ica	Unplaced
2008	Karol Castillo †	La Libertad	Unplaced	Best National Costume (8th Place)
2009	Karen Schwarz	Amazonas	Unplaced
2010	Giuliana Zevallos	Loreto	Unplaced
2011	Natalie Vértiz	USA Perú	Unplaced
2012	Nicole Faverón	Loreto	Top 16	Best National Costume (9th Place)
2013	Cindy Mejía	Region Lima	Unplaced
2014	Jimena Espinoza	Region Lima	Unplaced
2015	Laura Spoya	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
2016	Valeria Piazza	Distrito Capital	TBA

Representatives to Miss World

A separate contest called Miss Peru Mundo selects winners to Miss World.

Year	Miss Perú	Represented	Placement	Special Awards
1959	María Elena Rossel Zapata †	Piura	1st Runner-up
1963	Lucía Buonnani	Europe Perú	Unplaced
1965	Lourdes Cárdenas Gilardi	Arequipa	Unplaced
1967	Madeline Hartog-Bel	Arequipa	Miss World 1967
1968	Ana Rosa Berninzon Devéscovi	Europe Perú	Unplaced
1973	Mary Núñez Bartra	San Martín	Unplaced
1975	Mary Orfanides Canakis	Chaclacayo	Unplaced
1976	Rocío Lazcano	Junín	Unplaced
1977	María Isabel Frías	Cajamarca	Top 15
1978	Karen Noeth Haupt	San Bartolo	Unplaced
1979	Magali Pérez-Godoy	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1980	Roxana Vega Ramos	Cuzco	Unplaced
1981	Olga Zumarán	Arequipa	Unplaced
1982	Cynthia Piedra	Piura	Unplaced
1983	Lisbet Alcázar	Region Lima	Unplaced
1984	Cristina Loayza-Guerra	La Libertad	Unplaced
1985	Carmen del Rosario Muro Távara	Lambayeque	Unplaced
1986	Patricia Kuypers	Surco	Unplaced
1987	Suzette Woodman	USA Perú	Unplaced
1988	Martha Elena Kaik Toso	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1989	Maritza Zorrilla Priori	Region Lima	Unplaced
1990	Giselle Martínez Cuadros	Region Lima	Unplaced
1992	Ingrid Yrivarren Paz	Ciudad Capital	Did not Compete
1993	Mónika Sáez Grimm	Callao	Did not Compete
1994	Marcia Pérez Marcés	Cuzco	Unplaced
1995	Paola Dellepiane Gianotti	Amazonas	Unplaced
1996	Mónica Chacón de Vettori	Loreto	Unplaced
1997	Claudia Luque Barrantas	Amazonas	Unplaced
1998	Mariana Larrabure	La Libertad	Top 10
1999	Wendy Monteverde	Cuzco	Unplaced
2000	Tatiana Angulo	La Libertad	Unplaced
2001	Viviana Rivasplata	Lambayeque	Unplaced
2002	Marina Mora	La Libertad	2nd Runner-up
2003	Claudia Hernández	Piura	Top 20	Best World Dress Designer Award
2004	María Julia Mantilla	La Libertad	Miss World 2004	Miss Sports (2nd Runner-up)
2005	Fiorella Castellano	Tumbes	Unplaced
2006	Silvia Cornejo	La Libertad	Unplaced
2007	Cynthia Calderón	Tacna	Unplaced
2008	Annmarie Dehainaut	USA Perú	Unplaced
2009	Claudia Carrasco	Cuzco	Unplaced
2010	Alexandra Liao	Region Lima	Unplaced
2011	Odilia García	Junín	Unplaced	Beauty with a Purpose (Top 30)
2012	Giuliana Zevallos	Loreto	Unplaced	World Dress Designer Award (Top 20)
2013	Elba Fahsbender	Piura	Unplaced	Miss Sport (Top 20)
2014	Sofía Rivera	Pasco	Unplaced
2015	Karla Chocano^[5]	La Libertad	Unplaced
2016	Pierina Wong	Lambayeque	TBA

Representatives to Miss International

The third title of local pageant will be crowning as Miss Internacional Perú. She represents her country at Miss International. On occasion, when the candidate does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, another girl is sent. In 2003, the new Miss Internacional Perú (MIP) Organization will select the winner for Miss International pageant.

Year	Miss Perú	Represented	Placement	Special Awards
1960	Irma Vargas Fuller	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
1961	Norma González	Loreto	Unplaced
1962	Rosa Isabel Raschio	Amazonas	Did not Compete
1963	Esperanza Moy	Huacho	Unplaced
1964	Gladys Reina González	Junín	Unplaced
1965	Lola Muro Macher	Piura	Top 15
1966	Liliana Suarez	Surco	Did not Compete
1967	Martha Quimper Suárez	Barranco	3rd Runner-up
1987	Rosario Leguía Nugent	Ancash	Unplaced
1988	Susan León Cavassa	Piura	Top 15
1994	Lidia Ferrari	Amazonas	Did not Compete
1997	Ana Matallana Illich	Ancash	Top 15
1998	Melissa Miranda Quiñones	Tacna	Unplaced
2000	Claudia Neyra	Tumbes	Did not Compete
2004	Aldana García Jahnsen	Cusco	Unplaced
2005	Vanessa López Vera-Tudela	Region Lima	Top 12
2006	Lissy Miranda	Junín	Unplaced
2007	Luisa Fernanda Monteverde	La Libertad	Unplaced
2008	Massiel Vidal	Callao	Unplaced
2009	Alejandra Pezet	Piura	Unplaced
2010	Laura Spoya	Distrito Capital	Top 15
2011	María Alejandra Chávez	Moquegua	Unplaced
2012	Rosemary Pizarro	Amazonas	Unplaced
2013	María Gracia Fígueroa	Tacna	Unplaced
2014	Fiorella Peirano	Callao	Unplaced
2015	Cynthia Toth	Piura	Unplaced	Miss Global Blue Award
2016	Danea Panta	La Libertad	TBA

Representatives to Miss Earth

The fourth title of local pageant will be crowning as Miss Tierra Perú. She represents her country at Miss Earth. On occasion, when the candidate does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, another girl is sent. In 2010, Miss Internacional Perú (MIP) Organization will select the representative for Miss Earth together with Miss Internacional Perú. In 2014, Miss Earth Peru with new organization will be selecting the winner for Miss Earth pageant.

Year	Miss Perú	Represented	Placement	Special Awards
2001	Paola Barreda Benavides	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
2002	Claudia Ortiz de Zevallos	Arequipa	Top 10
2003	Danitza Autero Stanic	Distrito Capital	Unplaced
2004	Liesel Holler	Pasco	Top 16
2005	Sara Paredes Valdivia	Cusco	Unplaced
2006	Valery Neff	Ancash	Unplaced
2007	Odilia García	Junín	Top 8
2008	Giuliana Zevallos	Loreto	Unplaced
2009	Leticia Rivera	Cajamarca	Unplaced
2010	Silvana Vásquez	Ayacucho	Unplaced
2011	María Gracia Fígueroa	Tacna	Unplaced
2012	Miluska Huaroto	Huancavelica	Did not Compete
2013	Brunella Fossa	Piura	Did not Compete
2014	Elba Fahsbender	Piura	Unplaced	02 ! Best Teacher 02 ! Cocktail Wear
2015	Zully Barrantes	Ucayali	Unplaced
2016	TBA	TBA	TBA

References

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↑ "Deborah Sulca : In Thailand saw me as the queen". Peru21.pe. Retrieved 03-06-05. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
↑ "Miss World Peru 2015 Winner is Karla Chocano Tolentino". Angelopedia.com. Retrieved 26 October 2014.

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Miss Peru

1952 1953 1954 ~~1955~~ 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 ~~1974~~ 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Miss Universe participant countries and territories

Active
(1952–present)

Inactive

Belize (2007)
Benin (1962)
Bermuda (1997)
Bonaire (1999)
Chinese Taipei (2004)
Cook Islands (1999)
Cote d'Ivoire (1986)
Cuba (1967)
Dominica (1985)
Democratic Republic of the Congo (1986)
Fiji (1981)
Gambia (1986)
Gibraltar (1990)
Grenada (1964)
Iraq (1972)
Jordan (1960)
Latvia (2006)
Lesotho (1978)
Liberia (1977)
Luxembourg (1994)
Madagascar (1961)
Micronesia (1975)
Morocco (1978)
Papua New Guinea (1986)
Samoa (1986)
Senegal (1987)
Seychelles (1995)
St. Kitts & Nevis (1981)
St. Martin (2006)
St. Vincent & the Grenadines (2006)
Suriname (1999)
Swaziland (1994)
Tunisia (1971)
Vanuatu (1978)
Zambia (2010)
Zimbabwe (2001)

Inactive territories and dependencies
(1952–1990)

Region of China	Hong Kong (1952–2000)

Constituent country of Denmark	Greenland (1987–1990)

Overseas regions of France	French Guiana (1977–1984) Guadeloupe (1977–1984) Martinique (1957–1984) New Caledonia (1982) Réunion (1977–1986) Tahiti (1962–1985)

Part of United Kingdom	England (1955–1990) Scotland (1961–1990) Wales (1961–1990)

Part of Japan	Okinawa (1963–1968)

Bantustans of South Africa	Bophuthatswana (1979) Transkei (1979–1983)

Territories of USA	Alaska (1952–1958) Hawaii (1952–1959)

Miss World participant countries and territories

Active (1951–present)	Albania Angola Argentina Aruba Australia Austria Bahamas Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Bermuda Bolivia Bosnia & Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Bulgaria Cameroon Canada Chad Chile China Chinese Taipei Colombia Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Croatia Curaçao Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gabon Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Guadeloupe Guam Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Korea Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Macedonia FYRO Malawi Malaysia Malta Martinique Mauritius Mexico Moldova Mongolia Montenegro Myanmar Namibia Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Samoa Scotland Serbia Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka St. Kitts & Nevis Sweden Switzerland Tanzania Thailand Trinidad & Tobago Tunisia Turkey Uganda Ukraine United States Uruguay US Virgin Islands Venezuela Vietnam Wales Zambia Zimbabwe

Inactive	Algeria (2002) Andorra (2003) Antigua & Barbuda (2008) Bangladesh (2001) Bonaire (2012) Cape Verde (2010) Cambodia (2006) Cayman Islands (2011) Cook Islands (1990) Cuba (1975) Democratic Republic of the Congo (2008) Dominica (2013) Estonia (2005) Gambia (1986) Greenland (1992) Grenada (2007) Guernsey (1975) Hawaii (2001) Isle of Man (1988) Jersey (1981) Jordan (1981) Madagascar (2001) Monaco (1955) Montserrat (1964) Morocco (1968) Northern Marianas (2003) Papua New Guinea (1990) São Tomé and the Príncipe (2014) St. Barthelemy (2011) St. Lucia (2010) St. Martin (2001) St. Vincent and Grenadines (1994) Suriname (2011) Swaziland (2009) Syria (1966) Tahiti (2010) Tonga (1986) Turks & Caicos (2004) Uzbekistan (2013)

Miss International participant countries and territories

Active (1960–present)	Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Belarus Belgium Bolivia Brazil Cameroon Canada Chile China Chinese Taipei Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Curaçao Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Estonia Finland France Gabon Georgia Germany Gibraltar Guadeloupe Guam Guatemala Guyana Haiti Hawaii (Special Region) Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Israel Italy Japan Kenya Korea Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lebanon Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Malaysia Martinique Mauritius Mexico Mongolia Myanmar Namibia Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Northern Marianas Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Serbia Singapore Slovakia South Africa South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka Suriname Sweden Tahiti Tanzania Thailand Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom USA US Virgin Islands Venezuela Vietnam Zambia

Inactive	Angola (2004) Austria (1994) Bahamas (2010) Belize (2012) Bermuda (1971) Bulgaria (1970) Croatia (2003) Cote d'Ivoire (1999) Cyprus (2006) Czech Republic (2010) Democratic Republic of the Congo (1987) Ethiopia (2009) Fiji (1996) Greece (2010) Ireland (1994) Jamaica (2010) Jordan (1963) Kazakhstan (2005) Liberia (2008) Madagascar (1961) Malta (2004) Moldova (2009) Morocco (1969) New Caledonia (2006) Palau (2001) Republic of the Congo (2008) San Marino (2001) Senegal (2004) Seychelles (1995) Switzerland (1993) Togo (2000) Uganda (2009) Uruguay (1999) Zimbabwe (2011)

Miss Earth participating countries and territories

Active (2001–present)	Albania Argentina Aruba Australia Austria Bahamas Belgium Belize Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Canada Chile China Colombia Democratic Republic of Congo Crimea Croatia Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Curaçao Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England France Fiji Gabon Germany Ghana Guadeloupe Guam Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Korea Kosovo Latvia Lebanon Macau Madagascar Malaysia Malta Martinique Mauritius Mexico Myanmar Mongolia Namibia Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway Pakistan Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Reunion Island Romania Russia Rwanda Samoa Scotland Serbia Sierra Leone Singapore Slovak Republic Slovenia South Africa South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka St. Lucia Suriname Sweden Switzerland Tahiti Chinese Taipei Tanzania Thailand Tonga Trinidad & Tobago Turkey Uganda Ukraine United States Uruguay US Virgin Islands Venezuela Vietnam Wales Zambia Zimbabwe

Inactive	Afghanistan (2005) Antigua and Barbuda (2003) Barbados (2002) Bhutan (2008) Bonaire (2013) Bulgaria (2004) Cambodia (2005) Cameroon (2010) Cayman Islands (2010) Chad (2004) Cook Islands (2012) Cuba (2009) Estonia (2011) Ethiopia (2008) Finland (2012) Georgia (2009) Gibraltar (2003) Greece (2009) Hong Kong (2011) Iceland (2007) Jamaica (2010) Liberia (2008) Lithuania (2013) Luxembourg (2011) Macedonia FYRO (2006) Moldova (2012) Nicaragua (2012) Niue Islands (2007) Republic of Congo (2007) Tibet (2007) Tokelau (2005) Turks & Caicos (2009) Uganda (2008)

Miss Grand International participant countries and territories

Active (2013–present)	India Mexico Philippines South Sudan

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