Reinado Internacional de la Ganadería

Reinado de la Ganadería
Formation2008 (2008)
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersMontería
Location
Official language
WebsiteFería de la Ganadería

Reinado Internacional de la Ganadería (in english: International Livestock Queen) is a women's beauty pageant held annually since 2008, as part of the Livestock Fair of Córdoba — one of the largest in Latin America. [1] Contestants face practical tests such as bovine insemination and cow milking, in addition to parading in traditional and evening attire. Beauty accounts for 30% of the final score, while agricultural knowledge also represents 30%, followed by general culture (20%), charisma (10%), and commitment (10%). In Montería, the contest finale is marked by parades and festivities that draw large crowds, along with live television coverage. Brazil leads in titles, having won five times. The current winner, a 24-year-old Brazilian agronomy student named Thaís Vitória Zanatta, holds the crown. [2]

Titleholders

The list includes also the virreinas:

Year Ed Winner Country Age 1st runner-up Country Venue Num. Ref.
2008 1st Blanca Cristina Aljibes Gallardo Venezuela 20 Sislaine "Cissa" Stolariki Brasil Montería, Córdoba,
Republic of Colombia 		06 [3]
2009 2nd Joanna de los Ángeles Parra Córdova USA 22 Diana Margarita Silva Londoño Colombia 08 [4]
2010 3rd María Astrid de la Espriella Simanca Colombia 23 Katerine Ramírez Rosarío Dominican Republic 10 [5]
2011 4th Mariana Isabel Loranca Moya Costa Rica 20 Catherine Cybulkiewick Pugliese Venezuela 11 [6]
2012 5th Mónica Gabriela Armas Morán Ecuador 22 Maria José Brito Marcano Venezuela 11 [7]
2013 6th Gabrielle Vilela de Souza Brazil 21 Karina Ramos Leitón Costa Rica 11 [8]
2014 7th Taynara Santana Gargantini Brazil 24 Kelin Poldy Rivera Kroll Peru 10 [9]
2015 8th Janis Alicia Baluarte Roncelas Peru 20 Mónica Zamora Chavarría Costa Rica 11 [10]
2016 9th Kelly Ávila Mora Costa Rica 18 Ana Isabel Cochez Díaz Panama 11 [11]
2017 10th Genésis Andréa Quintero Colombia 25 Gioconda Florián Mory Peru 12 [12]
2018 11th Sandra Lucía Bohórquez Ruiz Colombia 24 Amanda Brenner Rodrigues Brazil 12 [13]
2019 12th Joanna Albernaz de Camargo Brazil 22 María Paula Fernández Cedeño Ecuador 10 [14]
2023 13th Adriana Paola Müller González Dominican Republic 26 Isnaida Compère Haiti 14 [15]
2024 14th Jamille Victoria Beretta Santos Brazil 26 Melissa Altagracia González Durán Dominican Republic 09 [16]
2025 15th Thaís Vitória Zanatta Brazil 24 Liz Dayana Núñez de la Rosa Colombia 10 [17]

By Country

Titles Country Winning years
5 Brazil 2013, 2014, 2019, 2024, 2025
3 Colombia 2010, 2017, 2018
2 Costa Rica 2011, 2016
1 Dominican Republic 2023
1 Peru 2015
1 Ecuador 2012
1 USA 2009
1 Venezuela 2008

By Continent

Titles Continent Last Country
11 South America Brazil (2025)
3 Central America Dominican Republic (2023)
1 North America USA (2009)

Ranking

Position Country FL Total
1st Brazil 5 2 1 8
2nd Colombia 3 2 1 2 8
3rd Costa Rica 2 2 1 1 6
4th Dominican Republic 1 2 2 5
5th Peru 1 2 1 4
Venezuela 1 2 1 4
6th Ecuador 1 1 2
7th USA 1 1
8th Panama 1 1 2
9th Haiti 1 1
10th Mexico 1 1
11th Argentina 2 2
12th Bolivia 1 1
13th Spain
Guatemala
Puerto Rico
Uruguay

Other informations

  • The youngest winner so far is Kelly Ávila Mora, from Costa Rica in 2016 with 18 years old. [19]
    • The oldest ones are: Adriana Müller González (2023) [20] and Jamille Beretta (24) with 26 years old each. [21]
  • The contest reached the highest number of candidates competing for the title in 2023, with 14. [22]
    • The first edition had the smallest participation of countries, with only 6. [23]
  • Due to the pandemic, the 2019 winner from Brazil, Joanna Camargo, held the crown for the longest time: 3 years, 11 months and 24 days.
    • Before her, those elected in 2012 and 2017, Mónica Armas and Génesis Quintero held the longest time, with 1 year and 6 days.
  • Spain was the only country - outside America continent - to participate in the competition, in 2025. [24]
    • Curiously, the contestant Karine Stella Silva Cardoso was born in Brazil.
  • Only Colombia has participated in all editions of the contest, since its debut in 2008.
    • Behind Colombia are Brazil and the Dominican Republic, with only 1 absence each: the first in 2016 and the second in 2013.
  • Blanca Aljibes Gallardo (2008) was the 2nd runner-up at Miss Venezuela 2011. She represented her country at Miss International 2012 and was Top15. [25]
  • Gabrielle Vilela (2013) represented her country at Miss World 2017 and placed as one of the Top40. [26]
  • Taynara Gargantini (2014) placed as 3rd runner-up at Miss United Continents 2016 representing Brazil. [29]
    • She also represented her country the year before at Miss Panamerican International 2015 in USA.
  • Kelly Ávila Mora (2016) represented Costa Rica at the online competition of Miss Earth 2020, placing on Top20.
  • Genésis Quintero (2017) was one of the Top20 at Miss Grand International 2019. [30]
  • The 1st runner-up at the 2014 edition, Kelin Rivera Kroll won World Miss University in 2016. [31]
  • Isnaida Compère, 1st runner-up at the 14th edition, represented Haiti at Miss Grand International 2023. [33]

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