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Miss España
Formation1929; 96 years ago (1929)
PurposeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersLos Realejos,Tenerife, Canary Islands
Location
  • Spain
Official language
Spanish
National Directors
Cres del Olmo & Daniel Montesdeoca
Affiliations
Website

TheMiss Spain (Spanish: Miss España) is a national beauty pageant in Spain that selects Spanish representatives to compete in three of thebig four major international beauty pageants: theMiss Universe,Miss World, andMiss International competitions.

History

Number of Wins under Miss España Organization
(Miss Universe Spain & Miss World Spain)
Current franchises
PageantTitleWinning year(s)
Miss Universe11974
Miss World12015
Miss International31977, 1990, 2008
Miss Europe81935, 1936, 1962, 1967, 1970, 1974, 1985, 2019

Miss Spain: 1929–2011

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The origins of Miss Spain date back to 1929, when early contests took place until the advent of civil war in 1936, followed by the dictatorship ofFrancisco Franco, which did not permit beauty pageants until 1961.

The winner of Miss Spain is sent to represent her country in Miss Universe. However, if Miss Spain is underage, a runner-up is sent to Miss Universe. Overall in these international pageants, Spain's success has been moderate with one Miss Universe title in1974 and three Miss International titles in1977,1990 and2008.

Miss Universe Spain and Miss World Spain: 2013–present

After the inactivity of Miss Spain contest, the company Be Beautiful Spain, S.L. was created by Guillermo Escobar García, former worker of Miss Spain and who founded the contests Miss Spain Universe and Miss Spain World. In 2013, the pageant is separated into several pageants - like Miss World Spain and Miss Universe Spain. In the year 2018, after seven years of inactivity, the contestMiss Spain returns with Pedro Quesada as president and withJuncal Rivero as general director. The national director for Spain at Miss Universe, in 2019, is Jorge Diez Vanila. The national directors for Spain at both Miss World and Miss International are Cres del Olmo and Daniel Montesdeoca.

In 2020, the Be Miss Org. dissociated itself from the Miss Universe Organization. Later on, Cres del Olmo and Daniel Montesdeoca from the Nuestra Belleza España Organization franchise the Miss Universe license, in addition to the licenses for both Miss World and Miss International.[1][2]

Titleholders

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The winner of Miss España represents her country atMiss Universe. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. Sometimes, the winner can also compete atMiss World andMiss Europe if the winner will be available to compete by the Miss España Organization. However, Miss España Organization was claimed to bankrupt in 2012, and separated into several independent contests choosing the representatives in the International beauty pageants like Miss World Spain (Miss España Mundo) and Miss Universe Spain (Miss España Universo).
YearMiss España / Miss SpainAutonomous CommunityNotes
1929Pepita Samper †Valencia
1930Elena Pla †Valencia
1931Ermelina Carreño †Ciudad Real
1932Teresita DanielBarcelona
1933Emilia DocetPontevedra
1934María Eugenia Henríquez GirónMadrid
1935Alicia Navarro[3]TenerifeMiss Europe 1935
1959Salud Rubio Perez-GruesoToledo
1960Teresa Del RioMálaga
1961Carmen Cervera[4]Barcelona
1962Maruja García NicolauIslas BalearesMiss Europe 1962
1963María Rosa PérezTenerife
1964María José UllaMadrid
1965Alicia BorrásBarcelona
1966Paquita Torres PérezMálagaMiss Europe 1967
1967Paquita Delgado SánchezCórdoba
1968Amparo RodrigoValencia
1969Noelia AfonsoTenerifeMiss Europe 1970
1970Josefina RománCádiz
1971Maria del Carmen MuñozMadrid
1972Rocío Martín MadrigalSevilla
1973Amparo MuñozMálagaMiss Universe 1974
1974Nelly RodriguezTenerife
1975Olga Fernández PérezPontevedra
1976Luz María Polegre HernándezTenerife
1977Guillermina Ruiz DoménechIslas Baleares
1978Gloria María ValencianoLas Palmas
1979María Dolores Forner ToroMadrid
1980Francisca OndivielaLas Palmas
1981Cristina Pérez CottrellMálaga
1982Ana Isabel Herrero GarcíaTeruel
1983Garbiñe Abasolo GarcíaVizcaya
1984Juncal Rivero Fadrique CastillaValladolidMiss Europe 1985
1985Amparo Martínez CerdánValencia
1986Remedios Cervantes MontoyaMálaga
1987Sonsoles Artigas MederosLas Palmas
1988Eva María Pedraza LópezCórdoba
1989Raquel Revuelta ArmengouSevilla
1990Esther Arroyo BermúdezCádiz
1991Sofía Mazagatos GómezMadrid
1992Eugenia Santana AlbaLas Palmas
1993Raquel Rodríguez HidalgoCórdoba
1995María Reyes VázquezSoria
1996María José Suárez BenítezSevilla
1997Inés Sáinz EstebanVizcaya
1998María José Besora VillanuevaMurcia
1999Lorena Bernal PascualGuipúzcoa
2000Helen LindesLas Palmas
2001Lorena Van Heerde Ayala[A]Alicante
2002Vania Millán MirasAlmería
2003Eva María González FernándezSevilla
2004María Jesús Ruiz Garzón[5][6]Jaén
2005Verónica HidalgoGerona
2006Elisabeth Reyes VillegasMálaga
2007Natalia Zabala ArroyoGuipúzcoa
2008Patricia Yurena Rodríguez[7]Tenerife
2009Estíbaliz Pereira RábadeA Coruña
2010Paula Guilló Sempere[8]Teruel
2011Andrea HuisgenBarcelonaLast edition of Miss España
YearMiss Universo EspañaAutonomous CommunityNotes
2013Patricia Yurena Rodríguez AlonsoTenerifeBe Miss Organization — Guillermo Escobar García Directorship · (Ex) Miss España 2008 — New format to other contestants who never competed at Miss Universe allows to register Miss Universo España competition
2014Desirée Cordero FerrerSeville
2015Carla García BarberLas Palmas
2016Noelia Freire BenitoCiudad Real
2017Sofía del Prado PrietoAlbacete
2018Ángela Ponce CamachoSevilleFirst transgender woman to win the Miss Universo España
2019Natalie Ortega TafjordBarcelonaBe Miss Organization — Jorge Diez Vanila directorship · The 1st Miss Universo España who is of Spanish and Norwegian descents
2020Andrea Martínez FernandezLeónNuestra Belleza España Organization — Cres del Olmo and Daniel Montesdeoca directorship
2021Sarah Loinaz MarjaníGuipúzcoa
2022Alicia Lisette Faubel de CorreaValencia
2023Athenea Paulinha Pérez Nsué[9]Murcia
2024Michelle JiménezIslas Baleares

AResigned
BTook over title
CPatricia Yurena Rodríguez originally won Miss Spain 2008 but due to age requirements was unable to compete at Miss Universe and was subsequently replaced by Claudia Moro. Rodríguez instead represented Spain at Miss World. Rodríguez later won Miss Universe Spain 2013 represented Spain at Miss Universe 2013.

Winners' gallery

Representatives under Miss España

Miss Universo España

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  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
From 1960-2012, thewinner of Miss Spain represents her country at theMiss Universe. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. In 2013, the BE MISS ORG. took over the franchise of Miss Universe and the winner of Be Miss Universo España participates at Miss Universe competition. Since 2020, the Nuestra Belleza España Organization handles the Miss Universe license.
YearAutonomous CommunityMiss Universo EspañaPlacement at Miss UniverseSpecial Awards
2024Islas BalearesMichelle Jiménez[10]Unplaced
2023MurciaAthenea Paulinha Pérez NsuéTop 10
  • Miss Congeniality
2022ValenciaAlicia Lisette Faubel de CorreaTop 16
2021GuipúzcoaSarah Loinaz MarjaníUnplaced
2020LeónAndrea Martínez FernandezUnplaced
Be Miss Universo España / Be Miss Universe Spain
2019BarcelonaNatalie Ortega TafjordUnplaced
2018SevilleÁngela Ponce CamachoUnplaced
2017AlbaceteSofía del Prado PrietoTop 10
2016Ciudad RealNoelia Freire BenitoUnplaced
2015Las PalmasCarla García BarberUnplaced
2014SevilleDesirée Cordero FerrerTop 10
2013TenerifePatricia Yurena Rodríguez Alonso1st Runner-up
Miss España / Miss Spain
2012BarcelonaAndrea Huisgen SerranoUnplaced
2011TeruelPaula Guilló SempereUnplaced
Miss Universe España — Casting by Miss España, after the Miss España 2010 postponed
2010TenerifeAdriana Reverón MorenoUnplaced
Spanish Representatives from Miss España/Miss Spain
2009A CoruñaEstíbaliz Pereira RábadeUnplaced
2008MadridClaudia Moro FernándezTop 10
2007GuipúzcoaNatalia Zabala ArroyoUnplaced
2006MálagaElisabeth Reyes VillegasUnplaced
2005GeronaVerónica HidalgoUnplaced
2004JaénMaría Jesús Ruiz GarzónUnplaced
2003SevilleEva María González FernándezUnplaced
2002AlmeríaVania Millán MirasUnplaced
2001LleidaEva Sisó Casals[B]Top 10
2000Las PalmasHelen Lindes Griffiths2nd Runner-up
  • Miss Photogenic
1999PontevedraDiana Nogueira González2nd Runner-up
1998MurciaMaría José Besora VillanuevaUnplaced
1997VizcayaInés Sáinz EstebanUnplaced
1996SevilleMaría José Suárez BenítezUnplaced
1995SoriaMaría Reyes VázquezUnplaced
1994CórdobaRaquel Rodríguez HidalgoUnplaced
1993Las PalmasEugenia Santana AlbaTop 10
  • Miss Photogenic
1992ValladolidVirginia García AlvarezUnplaced
1991CádizEsther Arroyo BermúdezUnplaced
1990SevilleRaquel Revuelta ArmengouUnplaced
1989CórdobaEva María Pedraza LópezUnplaced
1988Las PalmasSonsoles Artigas MederosUnplaced
1987MálagaRemedios Cervantes MontoyaUnplaced
1986MálagaIsabel Tur EspinosaUnplaced
1985SevilleMaria Teresa Sánchez López1st Runner-up
1984VizcayaGarbiñe Abasolo GarcíaUnplaced
  • Miss Photogenic
1983TeruelAna Isabel Herrero GarcíaTop 12
1982MálagaCristina Pérez CottrellUnplaced
1981Las PalmasFrancisca OndivielaUnplaced
1980AsturiasYolanda María Hoyos VegaUnplaced
1979Las PalmasGloria María ValencianoUnplaced
1978Islas BalearesGuillermina Ruiz Doménech2nd Runner-up
1977TenerifeLuz María Polegre HernándezTop 12
1976PontevedraOlga Fernández PérezUnplaced
1975TenerifeConsuelo Martín LópezUnplaced
1974MálagaAmparo Muñoz QuesadaMiss Universe 1974
1973SevilleRocío Martín Madrigal3rd Runner-up
  • Best National Costume
1972MadridMaria del Carmen MuñozUnplaced
1971CádizJosefina Román GutiérrezTop 12
1970TenerifeNoelia Afonso CabreraUnplaced
1969ValenciaMaría Amparo Rodrigo LorenzoUnplaced
1968País VascoYolanda Legarreta UrquijoUnplaced
1967CórdobaPaquita Delgado SánchezTop 15
1966MálagaPaquita Torres PérezTop 15
  • Miss Congeniality
1965BarcelonaAlicia BorrásUnplaced
1964MadridMaría José Ulla MadroneroUnplaced
1963TenerifeMaría Rosa Pérez GómezUnplaced
1962BarcelonaConchita Roig UrpiUnplaced
1961MadridPilar Gil RamosUnplaced
1960MálagaMaría Teresa del Río4th Runner-up
Did not compete from 1952-1959.

Miss Mundo España

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Before 2012 either the winner or the First Runner-up of Miss Spain represented her country at theMiss World. Due to economic problems in Spain in 2011, the Miss España went bankrupt. From 2013-2016, the official candidate was selected by "Miss World Spain / Miss Mundo España" pageant, by the BE MISS ORG. Since 2017, the Nuestra Belleza España Organization handles the Miss World license.
YearAutonomous CommunityMiss Mundo EspañaPlacement at Miss WorldSpecial Awards
2025TenerifeCorina Mrazek González[11]TBA
2024No competition held
2023CastellónPaula Pérez[12]Top 12
2022Miss World 2021 was rescheduled to 16 March 2022 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic outbreak in Puerto Rico, no edition started in 2022
2021AlmeríaAna GarcíaUnplaced
2020Due to the impact ofCOVID-19 pandemic, no competition held
2019CórdobaMaría Del Mar AguileraTop 40
2018NavarreAmaia IzarUnplaced
2017Balearic IslandsElisa TulianUnplaced
Be Miss Mundo España / Be Miss World Spain
2016ZaragozaRaquel TejedorUnplaced
2015BarcelonaMireia LalagunaMiss World 2015
2014Castilla-La ManchaLourdes FernándezUnplaced
2013BasqueElena Ibarbia JiménezTop 6
Spanish Representatives from Miss España/Miss Spain
2012Las PalmasAránzazu Estévez GodoyTop 15
2011Las PalmasCarla García BarberTop 15
2010SevilleFátima JiménezUnplaced
2009GranadaCarmen Laura GarcíaUnplaced
2008TenerifePatricia Yurena RodríguezTop 15
2007País VascoNatalia Zabala ArroyoUnplaced
2006AlicanteInmaculada Torres Del ReyUnplaced
2005CataloniaMireia Verdú TremosaTop 15
2004CataloniaMaite Medina CerratoUnplaced
2003MálagaMaria Teresa MartínUnplaced
2002SevilleLola AlcocerUnplaced
2001SevilleMacarena García NaranjoTop 10
2000CataloniaVerónica García BenitoUnplaced
1999País VascoLorena Bernal PascualTop 10
1998CádizRocío Jiménez FernándezUnplaced
1997Balearic IslandsNuria Avellaneda GallegoUnplaced
1996CantabriaPatricia Ruiz FernándezUnplaced
1995TenerifeCandelaria RodríguezUnplaced
1994CataloniaVirginia Pareja GarófanoUnplaced
1993MadridAraceli García EugenioUnplaced
1992Balearic IslandsSamantha TorresUnplaced
1991TenerifeMaria Candelaria MorenoUnplaced
1990MálagaMaria del Carmen CarrascoUnplaced
1989CórdobaEva Maria PedrazaUnplaced
1988CataloniaSusana de la Llave VarónTop 5
1987Las PalmasSonsoles Artigas MederoUnplaced
1986MálagaRemedios CervantesUnplaced
1985ValenciaMaria Amparo MartínezUnplaced
1984Castilla-LeónJuncal Rivero FadriqueUnplaced
1983Las PalmasMilagros Pérez CastroUnplaced
1982ZaragozaAna Isabel Herrero GarcíaUnplaced
1981MálagaCristina Pérez CottrellUnplaced
1980Las PalmasFrancisca OteroUnplaced
1979MadridMaria DoloresLola Forner ToroTop 15
1978Las PalmasGloria María ValencianoTop 7
1977Balearic IslandsGuillermina Ruiz DoménechTop 15
1976TenerifeLuz Maria Polegre HernándezTop 15
1975PontevedraOlga Fernández PérezWithdrew from Miss World on the date of the finals after the annoucement of the death ofFrancisco Franco which resulted in Pérez being too distressed to compete in the finals.
1974TenerifeNatividad RodríguezTop 15
1973CataloniaMariona RosellUnplaced
1972MadridMaria del Carmen MuñozUnplaced
1971MadridMaría Margarita GarcíaTop 15
1970CádizJosefina Román GutiérrezUnplaced
Did not compete between 1965—1969
1964MadridMaria José Ulla MadroneroTop 16
1963MálagaEncarnación ZalabardoUnplaced
1962CataloniaConchita Roig UrpiUnplaced
1961CataluñaMaria del Carmen Fernández2nd Runner-up
1960BarcelonaConcepción Molinera PalaciosUnplaced
Did not compete from 1951-1959.

Miss Internacional España

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Before 2012 the Second Runner-up of Miss Spain represented her country at theMiss International. Since 2013 the official Miss Internacional España set the independent pageant to crown new winner to Miss International after the organization of Miss España bankruptcy.
YearAutonomous CommunityMiss Internacional EspañaPlacement at Miss InternationalSpecial Awards
2024CádizAlba Perez2nd Runner-up
2023Las PalmasClaudia González[13]Unplaced
2022SevilleJulianna RoTop 8
  • Miss Visit Japan Tourism
Due to the impact ofCOVID-19 pandemic, no competition held between 2020―2021
2019Balearic IslandsClaudia Cruz[14]Unplaced
2018HuelvaSusana SanchezTop 8
2017TenerifeElizabeth Victoria LakerUnplaced
2016MadridAnabel Delgado TorresUnplaced
2015SevilleCristina Silva CanoUnplaced
2014BarcelonaRocío TormoUnplaced
2013AlbaceteAraceli Carrilero MartínezTop 15
Spanish Representatives from Miss España/Miss Spain
2012ValenciaAna Amparo MartínezUnplaced
2011A CoruñaSarah LopezUnplaced
2010CádizDesirée Panal MuñozTop 15
2009MálagaMelania SantiagoTop 15
2008ZaragozaAlejandra AndreuMiss International 2008
  • Miss Photogenic
2007VizcayaNerea Arce AleaTop 15
2006SoriaSara Sánchez TorresTop 12
2005SevilleMaria del Pilar DomínquezUnplaced
2004SevilleCristina Gómez DomínguezTop 15
2003CordobaMaria Carrillo ReyesUnplaced
2002CordobaLaura Espinosa HuertasTop 15
2001CastellónAyola Molina CarrascoTop 15
2000BarcelonaRaquel Gonzales RoviraUnplaced
1999SevilleCarmen Fernández Ruiz1st Runner-up
1998AlicanteVanessa Romero TorresTop 10
1997MurciaIsabel Gil GambínTop 10
1996GeronaRosa Maria Casado TeixidorTop 10
1995MadridJimena GarayTop 10
1994—Carmen Maria Vicente Abellan2nd Runner-up
1993BadajozAna Piedad GalvánUnplaced
1992Balearic IslandsSamantha Torres WaldrónTop 10
1991CataluñaElodie Chantal Jordá de QuayTop 10
1990TenerifeSilvia de EstebanMiss International 1990
1989VizcayaMercedes Martín MierTop 10
1988—Maria Carmen Aragall CasadelláTop 10
1987VizcayaAna García BonillaTop 10
1986BarcelonaIrán Pont GilTop 10
1985AragónBeatriz Molero BeltránTop 10
1984SevilleSoledad Marisol Pila BalanzaTop 10
1983Las PalmasMilagros Pérez CastroTop 10
1982AlicanteMaría del Carmen Arqués1st Runner-up
1981Las PalmasFrancisca OndivielaUnplaced
1980BarcelonaMaría Agustina García2nd Runner-up
1979AsturiasYolanda Maria HoyosUnplaced
1978AndalusiaMaria Inmaculada ArencibiaUnplaced
1977MadridPilar MedinaMiss International 1977
  • Best National Costume
1976TenerifeVictoria Martín GonzálezUnplaced
1975CataluñaMaria Teresa MaldonadoUnplaced
1974Balearic IslandsConsuelo Martín LópezTop 15
1973Las PalmasMaria Isabel Lorenzo2nd Runner-up
  • Miss Photogenic
1972MálagaGloria Puyol ToledoUnplaced
1971—Consuelo Varela CostalesUnplaced
1970MadridMaría Margarita GarcíaUnplaced
1969Las PalmasMery de Lara CaballeroTop 15
1968Pais VascoYolanda Legarreta UrquijoUnplaced
1967ValenciaAmparo RuizUnplaced
1966No contest
1965Las PalmasRafaela Roque SánchezTop 15
1964TenerifeLucia Pilar HerreraUnplaced
1963AndalusiaEncarnación ZalabardoUnplaced
1961CataluñaMaria Del Carmen Fernández2nd Runner-up
1960Pais VascoElena Herrera Dávila-NúñezUnplaced

Miss Europa España

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
From the 1920s to the 2000s, Spain's representative toMiss Europe was determined mainly through the Miss España (Miss Spain) pageant. With the only exception being 1936-1938 and the 1950s, with those selection processes being largely unknown. Since the 2010s, Spain's representative has been determined through other means of selection.
YearAutonomous CommunityMiss Europa EspañaPlacement at Miss EuropeSpecial Awards
No contest since 2022
2021—Amanda Ford1st Runner-Up—
2020—Marine Ayala2nd Runner-Up
2019—Andrea de las HerasMiss Europe 2019
2018—Eugenia Gómez RoviraUnplaced
2017—Noelia Freire BenitoUnplaced
2016——Unplaced
No contest between 2007 & 2015
Representatives from Miss España/Miss Spain
2006—Laura Ojeda Ramirez2nd Runner-Up
2005—Farah Ahmed AliUnplaced
2004No contest in 2004
2003—Patricia Ledesma Nieto3rd Runner-Up
2002—Gemma Ruiz GarciaUnplaced
2001—Verónica Martín García4th Runner-Up
2000No contest in 2000
1999—Inmaculada Nadal GonzálezUnplaced
1998No contest in 1998
1997—Patricia Jañez Rodríguez2nd Runner-Up
1996—Aurelia Barrera Escalera4th Runner-Up
1995—Ana Martínez CondeUnplaced
1994—Laura Marina Vicente BarretoTop 12
1993—Ana Maria Pérez Ayllón3rd Runner-Up
1992—Sofia MazagatosUnplaced
1991—Silvia Maria Jato Núñez2nd Runner-Up
later (1st Runner-Up)
No contest in 1989 and 1990
1988—Ana Jesús Rebollos FernándezTop 13
No contest in 1986 & 1987
1985—Juncal Rivero Fadrique CastillaMiss Europe 1985
1984—Garbiñe Abásolo GarcíaUnplaced
  • Miss Photogenic
1983No contest in 1983
1982—Cristina Perez Cottrell2nd Runner-Up
1981—María Agustina García AlcaideTop 11
1980—María Dolores "Lola" Forner Toro2nd Runner-Up
1979No contest in 1979
1978—Guillermina Ruiz-DoménechUnplaced
1977No contest in 1977
1976—Olga Fernández PérezUnplaced
1975No contest in 1975
1974—Maria Isabel "Maribel" Lorenzo SaavedraMiss Europe 1974
  • Miss Friendship
1973—Amparo Muñoz Quesada1st Runner-Up
1972—Maria del Carmen Muñoz CastañónUnplaced
1971—Josefina "Fina" Román Gutierrez de ChiclanaUnplaced
  • Miss Amity
1970—Noelia Alfonso CabreraMiss Europe 1970
1969—María Amparo Rodrigo Lorenzo4th Runner-Up
1968—Francisca Delgado SánchezUnplaced
1967—Paquita Torres PérezMiss Europe 1967
1966—Rafaela Roque Sánchez2nd Runner-Up
1965—Alicia Borrás3rd Runner-Up
1964—Rosa María Ruiz4th Runner-Up
1963—María del Carmen Abreu MartínezUnplaced
1962—Maruja García NicoláuMiss Europe 1962
1961—Maria Del Carmen Cervera Fernández Núñez3rd Runner-Up
1960—Elena Herrera Dávila-NúñezUnplaced
1959Did not compete in 1959
Miss Europa España / Miss Europe Spain
1958—Adela BustilloUnplaced
1957—Viola López MartínezUnplaced
Did not compete between 1955 & 1956
1954—Juanita BillaDid not compete due to not meeting the qualifications to properly qualify for Miss Europe
Did not compete between 1948 & 1953. No contest in 1951. No contest between 1939 & 1947 due toWorld War II
Miss Europa España / Miss Europe Spain
1938—Isa ReyesUnplaced
1937—Ambarina De Los ReyesUnplaced
1936—Antonita ArquèsMiss Europe 1936
Miss España / Miss Spain
1935—Alicia Navarro CambroneroMiss Europe 1935
1934—María Eugenia Henríquez GirónUnplaced
1933—Emilia DocetUnplaced
1932—Teresita DanielUnplaced
1931—Ermelina Carreño RodríguezUnplaced
1930—Elena Plá MompóUnplaced
1929—Pepita Samper BonoUnplaced
Did not compete in 1927 and no contest in 1928


See also

References

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