The coronation night of the predominantly Latin competition “Reina Hispanoamericana 2026” was held in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, on Februảy 21, 2026 (Februảy 22 in Vietnam).
Kimberly de Boer of Curacao bested 27 other aspirants to win the title of Reina Hispanoamericana 2026, who will carry the international pageant’s mission of promoting Hispanic culture around the world. She succeeds and wasc crowned by Dia Mate of the Philippines – Reina Hispanoamericana 2025.
She also got to wear the new crown unveiled earlier, a rhodium-plated piece set with finely-faceted precious crystals from Venezuelan designer and goldsmith Alejandro Arraiz.
It has a more modern aesthetic but has retained the cross patterns in red crystals that has made the previous crown iconic, and whose design is “more feminine, stronger and more powerful”
Settling for the “Virreina” (Vice-Queen) title in the competition was Marta Isabel Otero Blanco of Colombia, earning the position that is unique to the 36-year-old international pageant that was previously known as “Reina Sudamerica” (South American Queen).
Criselys Garcia of Dominican Republic was Primera Finalista (first runner-up), while Melissa Payro of Mexico was Segunda Finalista (second runner-up). Tiffany Gonzalez of Puerto Rico was Tercera Finalista.
Completing the winners’ circle were Cuarta Finalista (fourth runner-up) Camila Beatriz Chacon Galvez of Peru, Quinta Finalista (fifth runner-up) Emely Francesca Barile of Venezuela, and Sexta Finalista (sixth runner-up) Luz Gonzalez or Nicaragua.
The Philippines’ Beatriz Mclelland bowed out of the pageant after failing to advance to the Top 8. She finished her Reina Hispanoamericana journey as one of the Top 13.
Filipino queen Jasmine Omay, 2025 Universal Woman Philippines and Mate’s batch mate in the 2024 Miss World Philippines pageant, was a guest presenter at the 2026 Reina Hispanoamericana Grand Final.
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