Ecuador at major beauty pageants

This is a list of Ecuador's official representatives and their placements at the Big Four international beauty pageants. The country has won three victories:

• One — Miss International crown (2011)
• Two — Miss Earth crowns (2011 • 2016)

Ecuador's Big Four titleholders

Color Key

•      Miss Universe winner
•      Miss World winner
•      Miss International winner
•      Miss Earth winner
•      Ended as Runner-up or Finalist
•      Ended as one of the Semi-finalists or Quarter-finalists

YEAR	MISS UNIVERSE	MISS WORLD	MISS INTERNATIONAL	MISS EARTH
2021	TBA	Ámar Pacheco TBA	TBA	TBA
2020	Leyla Espinoza	↑ No Pageant Held		Gabriela Monsalve
2019	Cristina Hidalgo	María Idrovo	Alegria Tobar	Antonella Paz
2018	Virginia Limongi	Nicole Ocles	Michelle Huet Top 8	Diana Valdivieso
2017	Daniela Cepeda	Romina Zeballos	Jocelyn Mieles Top 8	Lessie Giler
2016	Connie Jiménez	Mirka Cabrera	Ivanna Abad	Katherine Espín WINNER
2015	Francesca Cipriani	Camila Marañón Top 20	Daniela Armijos	Ángela Bonilla
2014	Alejandra Argudo	Virginia Limongi	Carla Prado	María José Maza
2013	Constanza Báez 2nd Runner-Up	Laritza Párraga	Nathaly Arroba Top 15	Ana María Weir
2012	Carolina Aguirre	Cipriana Correia	Tatiana Loor	Tatiana Torres
2011	Claudia Schiess	Verónica Vargas	Fernanda Cornejo WINNER	Olga Alava WINNER
2010	Lady Mina	Ana Galarza	Andrea Suárez	Jennifer Pazmiño 1st Runner-Up/Resigned
2009	Sandra Vinces	Gabriela Ulloa	Isabella Chiriboga	Diana Delgado
2008	Doménica Saporitti	Marjorie Cevallos	Jennifer Pazmiño Top 12	Andrea Carolina León
2007	Lugina Cabezas	Valeska Saab Top 16	Jéssica Ortíz	Verónica Ochoa
2006	Catalina López	Rebeca Flores	Denisse Rodríguez	Magdalena Stahl Hurtado
2005	Ximena Zamora	Marielisa Marques	Bianca Salame	Cristina Reyes Top 16
2004	Susana Rivadeneira Top 10	Cristina Reyes	Irene Zunino	Luisa Barrios
2003	Andrea Jácome	Mayra Rentería	×	Isabel Ontaneda
2002	Isabel Ontaneda	Jéssica Angulo	Isabel Ontaneda	↑ No Pageant Held (established in 2001 in Manila, Philippines. Ecuador sent their first delegate in 2003.)
2001	Jéssica Bermúdez	Carla Revelo	×
2000	Gabriela Cadena	Ana Murillo	×
1999	Carolina Alfonso	Sofía Morán	×
1998	Soraya Hogonaga	Vanessa Graf	×
1997	María José López	Clío Olaya	×
1996	Mónica Chalá	Jennifer Graham	×
1995	Radmila Pandzic	Ana Trujillo	×
1994	Mafalda Arboleda	Diana Noboa	×
1993	Arianna Mandini	Danna Saab	×
1992	Soledad Diab	Stephanie Krumholz	×
1991	Diana Neira	Suanny Bejarano	×
1990	Jéssica Núñez	×	×
1989	Eugenia Molina	Ximena Correa	×
1988	Cecilia Pozo	Cristina López	×
1987	María Barrero	Cecilia Pozo	×
1986	Verónica Sevilla	Alicia Cucalón Top 7	×
1985	Elena Stangl	María De Veintemilla	×
1984	Leonor Gonzenbach	Sol Corra	×
1983	Mariela García	Martha Lascano	×
1982	Lorena Burgos	Gianna Machiavello	×
1981	Lucía Vinueza Top 12	Lucía Vinueza	×
1980	Leslie Rivas	Gabriela Rios	×
1979	Margarita Plaza	Olba Padilla	×
1978	Mabel Ceballos	Antonieta Campodonico	×
1977	Lucía Hernández	Lucía Hernández	×
1976	Gilda Plaza	Marie Fontaine	×
1975	Ana Wray	×	×
1974	×	Silvia Jurado	×
1973	×	×	×
1972	Susana Jaramillo	Patricia Falcon	Lucía Hernández
1971	Ximena Moreno	Cecilia Gómez	Susana Castro
1970	Zoila Montesinos	Sofía Monteverde Top 15	Lourdes Hernández Top 15
1969	Rosana Vinueza	Ximena Aulestia	Alexandra Swanberg
1968	Priscila Alava	Marcia Ramos	Enriqueta Valdez
1967	×	Laura Baquero	Laura Baquero
1966	Martha Andrade	Alexandra Vallejo	↑ No Pageant Held
1965	Patricia Ballesteros	Corine Corral	Eugenia Mosquera
1964	Tanya Klein	Lourdes Vallejo	Agustina Mendoza
1963	Patricia Cordova	×	Tania Valle
1962	Elaine Ortega	Elaine Ortega	Margarita Arosemena Top 15
1961	Yolanda Palacios	Magdalena Dávila	Elaine Ortega
1960	Isabel Rolando	Rosa Rodríguez	Magdalena Davila
1959	Carlota Ayala	↑ No Pageant Held (established in 1951 in England, United Kingdom. Ecuador sent their first delegate in 1960.)	↑ No Pageant Held (established in 1960 in California, United States and transferred in 1968 in Tokyo, Japan.)
1958	Alicia Vallejo
1957	Patricia Benítez
1956	Mercedes Flores
1955	Leonor Carcache
	↑ No Pageant Held (established in 1952 in California, United States and transferred in 1960 in Florida, United States. Ecuador send their first delegate in 1955.)

× Did not compete
↑ No pageant held

Pageant	Placements	Best result
Miss Universe	3	2nd Runner-Up (2013)
Miss World	4	Top 7 (1986)
Miss International	7	Winner (2011)
Miss Earth	4	Winner (2011 • 2016)
Total	18	3 TITLES

See also

• Miss Ecuador
• Miss World Ecuador
• Miss Earth Ecuador

References

• Miss Universe country participation lists.
• Miss World country participation lists.
• Miss International country participation lists.
• Miss Earth country participation lists.

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