Andrea Meza from Mexico has been delegated Miss Universe 2020. Miss Brazil, Julia Gama, was the sprinter up while Miss Peru, Janick Maceta Del Castillo, got the third position, among 73 different ladies addressing various nations.
Meza, a programmer, secured the title at the show that was held following a hole of a year due to Coronavirus. She was introduced the crown by her predecessor Miss Universe 2019 Zozibini Tunzi at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida, United States.
India was addressed by Adline Castelino, a model and excellence event champion, and came fourth. She was delegated as Miss Diva Universe 2020.
In the final round, 26-year-old Meza was asked to speak on the changing beauty standards. Responding, she said: “We live in a society that more and more is more than advanced, and as we advance as a society, we’ve also advanced with stereotypes.” “Nowadays beauty isn’t only the way we look. For me, beauty radiates not only in our spirit, but in our hearts and the way that we conduct ourselves. Never license somebody to let you know that you’re not kidding,” she added.
The show started with a bathing suit section, which was trailed by an evening outfit round and talk with. Puerto Rican vocalist Luis Fonsi likewise graced the stage for an exhibition close by the Top 5 challengers, detailed People’s Magazine.
Meza was likewise asked the way that she would have taken care of the COVID pandemic assuming she was the head of her nation, and said she would have begun a lockdown before.
The show started with a bathing suit fragment, which was trailed by an evening outfit round and meet with. Puerto Rican artist Luis Fonsi additionally graced the stage for a presentation close by the Top 5 candidates, revealed People’s Magazine.
Meza was likewise asked the way that she would have dealt with the COVID pandemic assuming she was the head of her nation, and said she would have begun a lockdown before.
According to her contestant biography, the Miss Universe 2020 is also an activist focused on women’s rights and works closely with the Municipal Institute for Women.
In March 2021, it was declared that the opposition would be getting back with a live transmission after various wellbeing safeguards were set up.
“We have gone through months arranging and planning wellbeing safeguards to foster this release of Miss Universe – one that will be vital, unique and absolutely creative,” the association’s leader, Paula M. Shugart, said at that point, announced People.com.
