Venezuela's Miss Venezuela pageant was held on October 5, 2016 in Caracas, Venezuela. The main inhabitants of Venezuela are Indo-European mestizos, whites, blacks, Indians, of which the largest number of Indo-European mestizos, accounting for 60% of the total population, whites 27%, blacks 12%, Indians only less than 2%.
Due to its good natural background, and Venezuela is a popular American country, Venezuela has become the country that has won the most misses international, miss world and miss universe. As of 2019, Venezuela has won a total of 6 Miss World titles, 7 Miss International titles and 7 Miss Universe titles, the total number of world firsts. Venezuela is a mixed race and Caucasian, and the yellow race has the advantage; Therefore, it is one of the countries and regions that are rich in beautiful women.
After years of campaigning, venezuelan beauty pageants have won more than 60 international pageant awards, including 5 Miss World, 5 Miss International and 6 Miss Universe. A small South American country of only 26 million people can win so many international beauty pageant awards, they are the result of devil training, foreign blood, artificial plastic surgery and beauty pageant culture
Devil Training, a pink building in the north of the Venezuelan capital Caracas, is known as the Miss Venezuela School and is also a training base for beautiful women. Every spring, many young Venezuelan beauties follow. However, a strict primary election will disappoint the vast majority of beautiful women. And those who stayed behind were ready to be trained by the devil.
Osmar Sousa produced several Miss World and Miss Universe, and in Venezuela and even the world, she is known as the "Queen of Beauty." She said the last few dozen people who remained needed to undergo high-intensity training, such as makeup, bikini model performances, walking in 10-centimeter heels, and strict dietary rules. Some of the girls who participated in the beauty pageant joked that in addition to wearing high heels, it was like a special training session for the Olympics.
By foreign blood, Sousa said, the secret to Venezuelan beauty is a mixture of races. Venezuelans boast of Mediterranean, Nordic, African and indigenous ancestry. Although many of the supermodels are native Venezuelans, their ancestors came from all over the world.
Plastic surgery, Sousa often said: "God created beauty, but He also created plastic surgeons". He was not disgusted with women who participated in beauty pageants for plastic surgery. There are as many cosmetic surgeons as dentists in Venezuela, and there are even cosmetic surgeons dedicated to beauty contests. "We always work together to discuss where beautiful women need to change," he said. For example, fat in the nose, chest, and different parts of the body. But we don't completely reinvent the beauty, just do a small amount of work to remove the flaws on the beauty. These girls are inherently beautiful, and our job is to make their strengths stand out."
Beauty pageant culture, in Venezuela, beauty pageant has become a national movement, has become a popular culture. José Raphael Blesno, media and speech coach at the Venezuelan beauty pageant, said: "Among Venezuelan women, there is a saying that it is better to die than to be ugly. This shows that Venezuelans yearn for beauty. Sousa also said that Venezuelan girls have grown up in the dream of "becoming Miss Venezuela", while in other countries there is no such enthusiasm.
Venezuela has countless beauty contests, and there are many carnival beauty pageants and local beauty pageants. The streets are always full of beauty fans waving signs and shouting slogans. The annual beauty pageant becomes one of the biggest celebrations in Venezuela, with half of the country's population watching the game on television.
Miss Venezuela's beauty pageant was held on October 5, 2016 in Caracas, Venezuela. After years of campaigning, the Venezuelan beauty pageant has won more than 60 international pageants, including 5 Miss World, 5 Miss International and 6 Miss Universe. A small South American country of only 26 million people can win so many international beauty pageant awards, they are the result of devil training, foreign blood, artificial plastic surgery and beauty pageant culture
Beauty pageant culture, in Venezuela, beauty pageant has become a national movement, has become a popular culture. José Raphael Blesno, media and speech coach at the Venezuelan beauty pageant, said: "Among Venezuelan women, there is a saying that it is better to die than to be ugly. This shows that Venezuelans yearn for beauty. Sousa also said that Venezuelan girls have grown up in the dream of "becoming Miss Venezuela", while in other countries there is no such enthusiasm.
The winner of the 58th Miss International pageant was decided, and Miss Venezuela won the crown.
Miss Venezuela 2019 Pageant