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Carolina Gómez Correa (born 26 February 1975) is a Colombian actress, TV host, model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Colombia 1993 and placed 1st runner-up at Miss Universe 1994. Pageantry
Carolina Gomez Correa: 1st Runner-up: 1993: Paula Andrea Betancur: 1st Runner-up: 1992: Paola Turbay: 1st Runner-up: 1991: Maribel Judith Gutiérrez Tinoco Unplaced Best National Costume; 1990: Lizeth Yamile Mahecha Arévalo 2nd Runner-up: Best National Costume; 1989: Maria Teresa Egurrola Hinojosa Unplaced 1988: Diana Patricia Arévalo Guerra ...
For example, if a Miss Universe winner is required to give up her title and the first Runner-Up is unable/does not want to assume the winner's position, the title then passes to the second Runner-Up. The third place finisher being designated as 2nd runner-up has been awarded seventy-three times (1952–2024).
Season 3: Diana DeGarmo. Like DeGarmo's website bio reads, she has "conquered it all and then some." After Idol, the singer and actress released two albums and two EPs, including her 2019 release ...
Córdoba - María Eugenia Baglio Doria replaced Señorita Córdoba 2014, Leidy Carolina Espinosa Galván who got dethroned. Magdalena - Yesica Paola Morán Hernández, 1st Runner-Up of Señorita Magdalena 2014 replaced, Estefany Lizeth Orozco Amel due to a severe relapse in her health. She had medical complications that made it impossible for ...
Here’s all the Tar Heel state trivia the NYT crossword has featured from January through June. A North Carolina flag flies above South Building on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill on Monday, Oct ...
Daniela Toloza was born in Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia in 1994.During her childhood and youth, she had to face a difficult process of self-improvement after reaching a body weight of 106 kg, after having lost her father during the Colombian conflict when she was 10 years old.
The Miss Universe [2] pageant began in 1952 and since then Puerto Rico has had 26 representatives classify in the finals, including 5 winners, 11 runners-up, 8 finalists and 2 semi-finalists. With 5 wins, Puerto Rico is the third country with the most wins behind USA (9 wins) and Venezuela (7 wins).