Reina Hispanoamericana 2026 was the 34th Reina Hispanoamericana pageant, held at the Salón Sirionó, Fexpocruz in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, on February 21, 2026. The competition featured twenty-eight contestants from three different continents — the Americas, Europe and Asia — and was broadcast by Red Uno of Bolivia, with promotion by Gloria de Limpias under the trademark Promociones Gloria.
Dia Maté of the Philippines crowned Kimberly de Boer of Curaçao as her successor at the end of the event. This was Curaçao's second-overall victory in 15 years.
Results Placements Position Contestant Reina Hispanoamericana 2026 – Kimberly de Boer Virreina Hispanoamericana 2026 – Marta Isabel Otero 1st Runner-Up – Criselys García 2nd Runner-Up – Melissa Payró 3rd Runner-Up – Tiffany González 4th Runner-Up – Camila Chacón 5th Runner-Up – Emely Barile 6th Runner-Up – Luz González Top 13 – Eugenia Redin – Malayika Kwizera – Ami Ocampo – Anayansi de Gracía – Beatriz Mclelland
Automatic classification The winner with most online votes classified at Top 13:
Award Contestant Miss Popular Vote – Anayansi de Gracía
Special awards Most of the awards below were presented by sponsors:
Award Contestant Miss Ecojet – Emely Barile Miss Congeniality – Ariday Villar Miss Tourism International – Kimberly de Boer Miss Radiant Skin by Solaris – Malayika Kwizera Best Silhouette by Medical Center – Tiffany González Nueva Santa Cruz Ambassador – Camila Chacón Best National Costume – Ami Ocampo Best Smile by Orest – Eugenia Redin Miss Cataleya – Emely Barile
Announcements
Top 13
Top 8
Judges Preliminary Close door interview: Ivana Carolina Irizarry — Universal Woman 2025 from Puerto Rico Andrea Aguilar — Miss World El Salvador 2023 Vanessa Hayes — Miss Supranational Bolivia 2025 and the 4th runner-up, Miss International 2023 Faddya Halabi — Venezuelan model and businesswoman Prince Julio César — Venezuelan designer and lawyer
Contestants 28 Contestants competed for the title; Country/Territory Contestant Age Hometown Ref. Guadalupe Rocío González 22 La Rioja Daniela Eugenia Redin 24 Santa Cruz Cássia Adriane Bezerra 25 Belém Malayika Amy Kwizera 24 Ottawa Cristina Avilés Moroso 24 Puente Alto Marta Isabel Otero Blanco 25 Montería Camila Mena Murillo 20 Pérez Zeledón Ariday Villar 31 Ciego de Ávila Kimberly de Boer 21 Willemstad Criselys García 25 Baní Ami Ocampo Salgado 21 Manta María José "Majo" Cruz 20 San Salvador Ludmilla Miallet 23 Vertou Ana Lucía Guerra 23 Santa Rosa Ivanna Ivanoff Arrieta 19 Maracaibo Tanya Naidu 22 Bengaluru Melissa Payró 28 Merida Luz Solage González Flores 27 Boaco Anayansi Cristel de Gracía 26 Dolega Andrea Jimena Sosa 25 Hohenau Camila Beatriz Chacón Gálvez 21 Lima Beatriz Abalajon Mclelland 21 Aklan Oliwia Cieślik 20 Bycina Tiffany González 24 Dorado Maira Díaz Borredá 24 Ontinyent Lucianny Hernández Brito 23 San Francisco de Macorís Ana Claudia González 23 Las Piedras Emely Francesca Barile 23 Valencia
Trivia Malayika Amy Kwizera (Canada) was born in the United States. She is the daughter of retired Burundian middle distance runner Dieudonné Kwizera. Ivanna Arrieta (Guyana) was born in Maracaibo, Venezuela and move with her family to Chile at the age of 7. Lucianny Hernández (United States) is Dominican descent from San Francisco de Macorís.
Replacements - Camila Mertens ➡️ Eugenia Redín - Rocio Cortesi ➡️ Jimena Sosa
Debuts
Returns
Withdrawal
References
External links Promociones Gloria Official Website Reina Hispanoamericana Official Instagram Account