Reinado Internacional del Café 2020 held its grand coronation night just a few hours ago in Manizales, Colombia where stunning beauties from all over the world competed for the coffee crown and at the end of the event finale, Iris Yazminhe Guerra of El Salvador was crowned the new queen. She succeeds and was crowned by Reinado Internacional del Café 2019 Scarlett Sánchez Pinedo of Colombia.
Iris gave an absolute stunning performance at the international contest showing she was the obvious winner for the crown. She performed well in every section mesmerising the audience and the judges with her beauty, grace and intelligence. Iris is also not new to the pageant world as she holds the title of Miss Santa Ana 2019 and also Miss International El Salvador 2020.
Laura Mojica of Mexico stood in the Top 2 as she became the Virreina of Reinado Internacional del Café 2020. In any case that Iris is unable to fulfil her duties as the new queen, Laura will take over the crown and the responsibilities of the title. Laura holds a license in Administration and is also a professional makeup artist. She had the incredible support of the audience throughout the competition who cheered for her win.
The newly crowned Reinado Internacional del Café 2020 Iris Guerra’s court included -
First Runner-Up - Natalia Pigula of Poland
Second Runner-Up - Alessandra Sánchez Cardola of Venezuela
Third Runner-Up - Grisell Romero of Honduras
The competition was a celebration of the 64th Manizales fair as it celebrates the coffee regions all around the world. A number of special awards were also presented during the competition which included ‘Reina de la Policía’ which when to Panama’s Britani Osbourne while Colombia’s Valentina Duarte was elected ‘Virreina de la Policía’. Venezuela’s Alessandra Sánchez won the ‘Best Smile’ while Colombia’s Valentina Amor Galvis won the ‘Best Hair’ and Bolivia’s Valentina Pérez Medina won the ‘Best Legs’ award.
The contestants who competed for the international crown were Valentina Pérez Medina representing Bolivia, Bianca Giacomine Loyolla representing Brazil, Alysha Melinda Ortiz representing Canada, Valentina Duarte Galvis representing Colombia, Valeria Michelle Sáenz representing Costa Rica, Laura Rodríguez García representing Cuba, Allison Matamoros Yépez representing Ecuador, Irís Yazmine Guerra representing El Salvador, Beatríz Ribes Moreno representing Spain, Edytha Alexandra Alfaro representing Guatemala, Grisell Romero representing Honduras, Yuka Araki representing Japan, Laura Mojica Romero representing Mexico, Geyssell García Navarrete representing Nicaragua, Britani Osbourne representing Panama, Cynthia Florenciani Aguero representing Paraguay, Flavia Núñez Borrero representing Peru, Natalia Pigula representing Poland, Daniela Sofia Real Clara representing Portugal, Andrea Gavric representing Serbia, Yanina Lucas representing Uruguay, Alessandra Sánchez Cardola representing Venezuela
Congratulations to the newly crowned queen.