Ivonne Cerdas
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| Born | Ivonne Cerdas 3 May 1992 Hospital, San José |
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| Height | 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) |
| Title | Miss Costa Rica 2020 |
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Ivonne Geraldine Cerdas Cascante (born August 3, 1992) is a model, beauty queen, and Software Engineer, recognized for participating on several occasions in the National Beauty Contest. Cerdas won the right to represent Costa Rica in the Miss Universe 2020 by crowning herself the winner of the 66th edition of Miss Costa Rica[1]. In this competition, she was placed within the top 10 semifinalists, occupying the sixth place. Cerdas also works as an engineer in the international company Intel.
Personal life
Cerdas was born in the Central Canton of San José, more precisely in the Hospital district, and grew up in the city of Hatillo. She is the daughter of Pedro Cerdas and María Cascante. She was diagnosed with Dyslexia and Stuttering from a very young age, conditions that Cerdas hid for a long time, because she considered that beauty queens should be perfect. However, she went through a process of acceptance, which now allows her to be a spokesperson and share her testimony in different areas of her life.[2] Ivonne studies software engineering at the National Technical University of Costa Rica.
Pageantry
Miss Costa Rica 2012
Cerdas participated in the 58th edition of the national contest, corresponding to the year 2012, with only 19 years of age. She was positioned as one of the favorites, despite her limited experience. At the end of the evening, Ivonne was positioned as the first finalist.
Miss Costa Rica 2015
Ivonne's second participation was in the 61st edition, corresponding to 2015, and with 22 years of age. In this contest, she was also classified as one of the top favorites, with a great possibility of winning the crown. At the end of the evening, Cerdas was ranked second runner-up, with the national crown being won by Brenda Castro.
Miss Costa Rica 2020
Cerdas, 27 years old and with one last chance, participated in the 66th edition of the National Beauty Contest. For the third time, the contestant from San José was placed as one of the audience's favorites, coupled with the visible experience she had. The final evening was held on November 18, 2020, at the Marco Picado Studio of Teletica, taking precedence over the also favorite Valeria Rees.[3][4]
Miss Universe 2020
Cerdas participated in the 69th edition of the Miss Universe contest, corresponding to the Miss Universe 2020, which was held in the city of Miami, Florida in the United States of America. Ivonne competed with candidates from 73 countries and autonomous territories in a difficult international situation, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The final night was held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on May 16, 2021.[5]. Cerdas was placed in the top 10 finalists at the end of the evening, named in the twentieth position of the first cut and eighth in the second cut. She established herself as a favorite of the contest since she arrived in the city of Miami, Florida, wearing a yellow swimsuit and a dress of the same color with more than forty thousand crystals in the preliminary. On the final night, she wore a ball gown in red. Cerdas is the sixth Costa Rican to enter the Miss Universe finalists and the fifth to position herself in a top 10.[6]
References
- ↑ Corrales, Erick. "Ivonne Cerdas se corona como Miss Costa Rica 2020". teletica.com (in español). Teletica. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
- ↑ Herrera, Kimberly; Matarrita, Fernanda. "Video) Ivonne Cerdas, la ingeniera a quien llamaron 'tonta' mostrará su lado más real en Miss Universo". La Nacion (in español). La Nacion. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
- ↑ Matarrita, Fernanda. "Tras tres intentos Ivonne Cerdas conquista la corona de Miss Costa Rica". La Nacion (in español). La Nacion. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
- ↑ Telemundo. "Ivonne Cerdas es la representante de Costa Rica en Miss Universo 69na. edición". Telemundo (in español). Retrieved May 22, 2021.
- ↑ Arce, Sergio. "Miss Costa Rica, Ivonne Cerdas, ya está en Miami para el Miss Universo". El Observador (in español). El Observador. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
- ↑ Rojas, Jessia; Herrera, Kimberly. "FARÁNDULA En vivo: Ivonne Cerdas quedó en el top 10 de Miss Universo. Siga aquí los pormenores del certamen". La Nacion (in español). La Nacion. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
| Awards and achievements | ||
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| Preceded by Paola Chacón |
Miss Costa Rica 2020 |
Succeeded by TBA |
Miss Universe 2020 national titleholders | |
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