Teresa Santos, 23, of Ceará, was named the new Miss Brazil on Wednesday (10) and announced the organization of the event.
Thus, the Brazilian actress will be in the Miss Universe contest, an international beauty contest that will be held in Israel next month.
Teresa Santos was born in Fortaleza, and raised in the municipality of Maranguabi (CE). She is a psychology student and also works as a model.
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Teresa Santos, Miss Brazil 2021
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The moment Teresa Santos discovers that she is the new Miss Brazil
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On social media, the model and psychology student celebrated her victory
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Cearente will represent the country at the Miss Universe contest, which takes place in Israel, in December
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Teresa Santos at rehearsal for Miss Brazil
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Teresa Santos with Miss Ciara sash at the final part of Miss Brazil
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This was the second time Teresa Santos competed in the competition
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It was the second time Santos competed, and in the final stage, he battled for the crown with Miss Piaui, Maria Gabriela Lacerda, and with Miss Sergipe, Carol Valenza – who were second and third, respectively.
On the network, Santos celebrated his victory: “Israel, here I am!” books.
This was the 67th edition of the Brazilian competition, which began in 1954. The first was held in the historic Quitandinha Hotel, in Petrópolis (RJ), and was won by Martha Rocha of Bahia.
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