Formation | 2001 |
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Type | Beauty pageant |
Headquarters | São Paulo |
Location | |
Membership | Miss Earth |
Official language | Portuguese |
National Director | José Alonso Dias |
Website | Official website |
Miss Terra Brasil (in native language, or Miss Earth Brazil) is an annual national beauty pageant realized in Brazil to select its entrant in the Miss Earth pageant.
Miss Terra Brasil is the official preliminary of the international Miss Earth beauty pageant in Brazil. It was founded in 2001 and was originally called Beleza Brasil organized by Beauty Productions Brazil Ltda. from 2001 to 2007.
The first titleholder of the pageant was Simone Régis, who was crowned Beleza Brasil 2001. She went to represent Brazil in the first edition of Miss Earth beauty pageant in the Philippines and she won the Miss Air crown (first runner up) on 28 October 2001. [1] [2] [3]
In 2003, Priscila Poleselo Zandoná from the state of Paraná duplicated the feat of Régis when she won the Miss Air crown in the Miss Earth 2003. [4] [5] [6]
The pageant changed its name in 2008 to Miss Terra Brasil organized by Look Top Beauty Productions. The organization is led by the current national director José Alonso Dias from Minas Gerais. [7] [8]
The Miss Terra Brasil is part of a major campaign which values the ecological advocacy of each region of the country. The pageant contributes to the promotion of environmental preservation, ecological diversity, and ecotourism in Brazil. [9]
Every year, each state holds a preliminary competition to choose their delegate for the national competition, Miss Terra Brasil pageant. The winners have the task of representing their state with beauty and elegance and defend the ecological cause of the country, as the slogan of the competition. Although the highest scoring candidate will receive the title of Miss Terra Brasil and will compete on behalf of the country in the Miss Earth international competition, the pageant also chooses three other winners: Miss Fire, Miss Water, and Miss Air and will represent Brazil in other international competitions. [10] [11]
In 2010, the pageant further intensified its ecological preservation campaign, and so each candidate represents an ecological niche or a tourist spot in her state which can have up to three to four representatives each state. [10]
Starting 2011, the winner of Miss Terra Brasil 2012 and its three elemental court will receive brand new cars as prizes and all expenses paid for their stay at the Divinópolis City and will remain there throughout the period before the international contest in which they will participate, where all the preparations will be held, including beauty treatments, psychological training, postural training, English language and speech enhancement, physical fitness, runway skills, environmental education, and dietary guidelines among others. The candidates who will compete for the title of Miss Terra Brasil 2012 will represent cities or tourist spots of ecological tourism in Brazil. Each regional coordinator will be entitled to submit up to four representatives to the competition, representing cities and tourist points of ecological tourism of their respective states. [11]
Year | Miss Earth Brazil | Represented | Placement | Special awards |
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2001 | Simone Régis | Santa Catarina | Miss Wind (1st Runner-Up) | |
2002 | Adriana Reis | Minas Gerais | Did not compete | |
2003 | Priscila Zandoná | Paraná | Miss Air (1st Runner-Up) | Best in Long Gown |
2004 | Priscilla Meirelles | Amazonas | Miss Earth 2004 | Miss Photogenic Miss Avon Miss Close-up Smile |
2005 | Isabella Chaves | Minas Gerais | Unplaced | |
2006 | Ana Paula Quinot | Rio Grande do Sul | Unplaced | Top 5 Best in Swimsuit (Batangas group) |
2007 | Patrícia Andrade | Minas Gerais | Unplaced | Best in Áo dài |
2008 | Tatiane Alves | Minas Gerais | Miss Fire (3rd Runner-Up) | Miss Golden Sunset Best Smile |
2009 | Larissa Ramos | Amazonas | Miss Earth 2009 | Top 05 Best in Evening Gown (Group 3) Top 05 Best in Swimsuit (Group 3) |
2010 | Luísa Lopes | Pernambuco | Unplaced | Top 18 Miss Talent Top 5 Best in National Costume Top 5 Best in Evening Gown Top 5 Best in Swimsuit |
2011 | Driely Bennettone | São Paulo | Miss Air (1st Runner-Up) | |
2012 | Camila Brant | Minas Gerais | Miss Fire (3rd Runner-Up) | |
2013 | Priscilla Martins | Minas Gerais | Unplaced | Miss Ever Bilena ![]() ![]() |
2014 | Letícia Silva | Paraná | Top 8 | Miss Gandang Rick Reyes ![]() ![]() |
2015 | Thiessa Sickert | Minas Gerais | Miss Fire (3rd Runner-Up) | ![]() |
2016 | Bruna Zanardo | São Paulo | Miss Fire (3rd Runner-Up) (Resigned) | ![]() |
2017 | Yasmin Engelke | Pará | Unplaced | Top 16 Figure and Form |
2018 | Sayonara Veras | Pernambuco | Top 18 | Miss Psalmstre New Placenta Miss Pontefino Estates Top 10 Intelligence Preliminary Round |
2019 | Maria Gabriela Batistela | São Paulo | Unplaced | San Vicente's Choice Award RUJ Beauty Care & Spa Choice Award Wolffis Land Development Corp Choice Award PR Company Choice Award |
2020 | Thaís Cristina Bergamini | Amazonas | Unplaced | ![]() |
2021 | Cássia Adriane Araújo | Pará | Unplaced | |
2022 | Jéssica Scandiuzzi Pedroso | São Paulo | Top 12 | Miss Brookes' Point ![]() |
2023 | Morgana Carlos [12] | Ceará | Top 8 (Runner-Up) | |
2024 | TBA | TBA | TBA | |
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