The 73rd Miss Universe competition will take place on Saturday, November 16, in Mexico City, promising to be a spectacular event. Here are the key details about this highly anticipated contest, which will crown the successor to the reigning titleholder, Sheynnis Palacios of Nicaragua.
Before the semifinalists take the stage at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico, a series of preliminary events will allow the jury and voters to select their favorites. These events will determine the 30 women who will compete in the final on November 16.
This year’s pageant will feature 130 participants from across the globe, all aiming to succeed Sheynnis Palacios as Miss Universe 2024.
The organization will host several preliminary events before the grand finale. These include the national costume parade and the preliminary competition, both scheduled for Thursday, November 14, at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT.
Before the final group of 30 contestants takes the stage at Arena CDMX, all 130 participants will compete in the preliminaries. This event includes a swimwear parade and presentations of traditional costumes representing their nations.
Unlike previous editions, there will be no gala runway show during the preliminary phase. This change aims to highlight the contestants' national costume and swimwear presentations.
During the preliminaries, the selection committee will evaluate the participants and choose 25 of the 30 finalists. Additionally, four finalists will be selected regionally, representing Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, and Asia and Oceania.
The final spot in the group of 30 finalists will be decided through a public vote.
The 130 Miss Universe participants are starting their journey in Mexico City today, with the competition culminating on the evening of November 16. By the end of the event, one contestant will earn the crown and the title of Miss Universe 2024, becoming an ambassador of beauty and goodwill for the year 2025.
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