Formation | 1926 |
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Type | Beauty pageant |
Headquarters | Lisbon |
Location | |
Membership | |
Official language | Portuguese |
President | Ricardo Monteverde |
Website | msportugal.org |
The Miss Portugal is the oldest national pageant in Portugal since 1926. The main winner will represent the country at Miss Universe pageant.
The Miss Portugal started in 1926 with Margarida Bastos Ferreira. [1] Began 1960 the organization took a part at Miss Universe, the runners-up went to Miss World and Miss International and occasionally a candidate sent to Miss Europe beauty pageant. RTP - Rádio e Televisão de Portugal made the organization run for Portuguese Beauty pageant in Portugal for long time and from RTP, a second runner-up of Miss Portugal 1996 Fernanda Alves earned Portugal's first Miss International crown. In 2002, the pageant ended the production and no more Portuguese at Miss Universe pageant.
In 2011 the new pageant held as Miss Universo Portugal contest and it continued in 2014 as a beginning from Miss República Portuguesa by Isidiro de Brito Directorship. In 2014 the Portuguese representative at Miss Universe will be crowned at Miss Universo Portugal competition (separate contest but still in under Isidiro de Brito directorship). Between 2018 and 2021 the Miss Universo Portugal title crowned in Miss República Portuguesa pageant.
Began 2022 CNB Portugal - Concurso Nacional de Beleza took over the brand of Miss Portugal and remarked the Miss Portugal back in Portugal. The main winner will have opportunity to represent Portugal at Miss Universe.
Meanwhile, CNB Portugal is the main organization of Miss Portugal since 2022 and in that organization there are some local pageants under that organization such as Miss Queen Portugal, Miss Teen Portugal, Mrs Portugal and Top Model Portugal.
Year | A Organização Miss Portugal | District | Notes |
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1926 | Margarida Bastos Ferreira | Lisbon | Portuguese at Miss Universe 1926 |
1930 | Fernanda Gonçalves | Lisbon | |
1931 | Senhorina Maldonado | Lisbon | |
1959 | María Teresa Motoa Cardoso | Lisbon | RTP - Rádio e Televisão de Portugal directorship |
1960 | Maria Josabete Silva Santos | Lisbon | |
1961 | Maria Santos Trindade | Lisbon | |
1965 | Maria do Carmo Sancho | Lisbon | |
1970 | Ana Maria Diozo Lucas | Lisbon | |
1971 | Maria Celmira Pereira | Angola | |
1972 | Iris Maria dos Santos | Mozambique | |
1973 | Carla de Barros | Lisbon | |
1974 | Ana Paula da Silva Freitas | Lisbon | |
1979 | Marta Mendonça Gouvêia | Lisbon | |
1980 | Paula Machado de Moura | Lisbon | |
1981 | Ana Maria Valdiz Wilson | Lisbon | |
1982 | Anabela Elisa Vissenjou | Lisbon | |
1983 | Maria Fátima Rodrigues | Lisbon | |
1984 | Alexandra Paula Gomes | Lisbon | |
1985 | Mariana Dias Carriço | Lisbon | |
1986 | Noélia Cristina Chaves | Lisbon | |
1987 | Isabel Rodrigues Martins | Lisbon | |
1988 | Ana Francisca Gonçalves | Lisbon | |
1989 | Maria Angélica Rosado | Setúbal | |
1990 | Carla Caldeira [5] | Setúbal | |
1991 | Maria Fernanda Silva | Lisbon | |
1992 | Carla Marisa da Cruz | Angola | |
1993 | Mónica Sofia Borges | Lisbon | |
1994 | Adrianna Iria | Faro | |
1995 | Rita Carvalho | Bragança | |
1996 | Lara Antunes | Lisbon | |
1997 | Icília Berenguel | Porto | The Miss Portugal 1997 presenter called wrong to Icília as the 2nd Runner-up but after some minutes, Icília called as the winner [6] |
1998 | Marisa Ferreira | Santarém | |
1999 | Licinia Macedo | Madeira | |
2000 | Thelma Santos | Lisbon | |
2001 | Iva Lamarão | Ovar |
Year | District | Miss Portugal | Placement at Miss Universe | Special Awards | Notes |
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2024 | TBA | ||||
2023 | Setúbal | Marina Machete | Top 20 | ||
2022 | Porto | Telma Madeira | Top 16 | Ricardo Montevero directorship. | |
2021 | Lisbon | Oricia Domínguez | Unplaced | Oricia was 2nd Runner-up at Miss Venezuela 2018, representing Táchira. | |
2020 | Porto | Cristiana Silva | Unplaced | Appointed — Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no national pageant in 2020. | |
2019 | Braga | Sylvie Silva | Top 20 | ||
2018 | Setúbal | Filipa Barroso | Unplaced | ||
2017 | Setúbal | Matilde Ramos Lima | Unplaced | ||
2016 | Madeira | Flávia Joana Gouveia Brito | Unplaced | Edward Wilson Directorship — Flavia Brito was Continental Queen of Europe at Miss Tourism World 2013. | |
2015 | Azores | Maria Emilia Rosa Rodrigues Araújo | Unplaced | ||
2014 | Aveiro | Patrícia Carvalho Da Silva | Unplaced | Miss Universo Portugal — Isidro de Brito Directorship . | |
Did not compete between 2012—2013 | |||||
2011 | Lisbon | Laura Gonçalves [7] | Top 10 |
| Miss Universo Portugal — GAETA, Promoções e Eventos, Lda. and NIU Directorship. |
Did not compete between 2003—2010 | |||||
2002 | Ovar | Iva Lamarão | Unplaced | ||
2001 | Setúbal | Claúdia Jesus Lopez Borges | Unplaced | Miss Portugal 2000 1st Runner-up; due to personal reasons, Thelma Santos was the Miss Portugal 2000 who withdrew at the Miss Universe 2001; Claudia Borges (a runner-up) replaced her position, Claudia competed at Miss World 2001. [8] | |
Lisbon | Thelma Santos | Did not compete | |||
2000 | Madeira | Licinia Macedo | Unplaced | ||
1999 | Santarém | Marisa Ferreira | Unplaced |
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1998 | Porto | Icília Berenguel | Unplaced | The Miss Portugal 1997 presenter called wrong to Icília as the 2nd Runner-up but after some minutes, Icília called as the winner. [6] | |
1997 | Lisbon | Lara Antunes | Unplaced | ||
1996 | Bragança | Rita Carvalho | Unplaced | ||
1995 | Faro | Adrianna Iria | Unplaced | ||
1994 | Lisbon | Mónica Sofia Borges | Unplaced | ||
1993 | Angola | Carla Marisa da Cruz | Unplaced | ||
1992 | Lisbon | Maria Fernanda Silva | Unplaced | ||
1991 | Setúbal | Carla Caldeira [5] | Did not compete | ||
1990 | Setúbal | Maria Angélica Rosado | Unplaced | ||
1989 | Lisbon | Ana Francisca Gonçalves | Unplaced | ||
1988 | Lisbon | Isabel Rodrigues Martins | Unplaced | ||
1987 | Lisbon | Noélia Cristina Chaves | Unplaced | ||
1986 | Lisbon | Mariana Dias Carriço | Unplaced | ||
1985 | Lisbon | Alexandra Paula Gomes | Unplaced | ||
1984 | Lisbon | Maria Fátima Rodrigues | Unplaced | ||
1983 | Lisbon | Anabela Elisa Vissenjou | Unplaced | ||
1982 | Lisbon | Ana Maria Valdiz Wilson | Unplaced | ||
1981 | Lisbon | Paula Machado de Moura | Unplaced | ||
1980 | Did not compete | ||||
1979 | Lisbon | Marta Mendonça Gouvêia | Unplaced | ||
Did not compete between 1975—1978 | |||||
1974 | Lisbon | Ana Paula da Silva Freitas | Unplaced | ||
1973 | Lisbon | Carla de Barros | Unplaced | ||
1972 | Mozambique | Iris Maria dos Santos | Unplaced | ||
1971 | Angola | Maria Celmira Pereira | Unplaced | ||
1970 | Lisbon | Ana Maria Diozo Lucas | Unplaced | ||
Did not compete between 1966—1969 | |||||
1965 | Lisbon | Maria do Carmo Sancho [9] | Unplaced | ||
Did not compete between 1963—1964 | |||||
1962 | Lisbon | Maria Santos Trindade | Unplaced | ||
1961 | Lisbon | Maria Josabete Silva Santos | Did not compete | Allocated to Miss International 1960. | |
1960 | Lisbon | María Teresa Motoa Cardoso [10] | Unplaced | RTP - Rádio e Televisão de Portugal Directorship. | |
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