Miss Grand Nicaragua 2024, Isabella Salgado, is among the eight candidates with the most popularity votes, which could give her a place in the top 20 within the Miss Grand International, one of the most important grand slam pageants in the world.
Salgado obtained one percent along with other strong candidates in the race such as Myamar (which obtained the highest score 30 percent), Mexico, France and Germany also obtained one percent. The small group of the more than 60 candidates in which Nicaragua is included was selected through popular vote on the contest’s website.
Salgado, is of Chinandegan origin, is 27 years old and loves numbers, works as a Financial Actuary and in his free time dedicates himself to sports and daily exercise routines. The Nicaraguan beauty has participated in Miss Nicaragua three times, obtaining the title of second runner-up in her last participation.
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Queen Slam was designated as the bearer of the golden crown of Nicaragua “title for the MGN” by the owner of the Nicaraguan franchise, lion designer Saúl Benitez, and traveled to Cambodia (a country that shares its headquarters with Thailand) at the beginning of October. The Chinandegana has more than 32 thousand followers on Instagram.
My thanks to the Nicaraguans who have supported me by wearing the MGN crown, I am very prepared for the gala night, I have trained a lot in my oratory, my English and my catwalk to give my all in this contest because it is the one with which I close my cycle of participation in beauty pageants, said Salgado.
Isabella was selected among the top 20 of some international missiologists, after her participation last Tuesday in the event’s preliminary, where she wore a gold swimsuit and an elegant black dress on the night catwalk, obtaining good comments among the followers of the event. .
Miss Grand International 2024 will hold the twelfth edition of the pageant on Friday, October 25 at the MGI Hall in Bangkok, Thailand, where 69 candidates will seek to win the crown currently worn by the Peruvian Luciana Fuster.
