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Posted By: Alejandro... Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1335	Amazonas y Falcon las mejores Aamzonas se la comio.....Falcon muy segura...Dependencias no sabe hablar al igual que Costa Oriental.... El mejor cuerpo de este año es Costa Oriental.. La Mejor estampa Amazonas y Bolivar La mas preparada y palanqueada Miranda y Trujillo La tranformista Tachira y Merida La mas caida de la mata Dep Federales La mas pedante Dtto Capital... Relleno seguro Merida, Yaracuy, Delta Amacuro, Guarico, Pensla Araya, Zulia que tiene una bocamas grande....Sucre que es la mas fea de todas...pero tiene labia...ojo con ella y con la de Falcon...se pueden meter facil...
Posted By: Carlos Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1331	AMAZONAS....LA MEJOR DEL 2 GRUPO AMAZONAS OJALA LEAS ESTO ERES LA MEJOR.....TIENES UNOS OJAZOS.....Y ERES UNA TIPOLOGIA PROPIA DE LA MUJER DE VENEZUELA.....OJALA GANES Y QUE NO HAGAN TRAMPA---OTRAS QUE DESTACAN SON: Lara Miranda Monagas Bolivar Depcias Federales(aunque la puso el sabado es brutasa) Anzoategui Aragua Portuguesa Trujillo y puede ser Costa Oriental, Nueva Esparta, Carabobo.... Por supuesto AMAZONAS......LA MEJOR.....
Posted By: Guillermo Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1324	NO me cuadra MERIDA Merida obviamente es un relleno.....por eso quedo al igual que Canaima.....Merida tiene cara de transfor...deberian darle mas frescura en su cara......me dio mucha lastima con Apure y con Goajira...Julymar se merecia quear asi sea de relleno por que ella se la ha visto bien duras.....suerte a MIRANDA Y LARA de ese grupo....Bye desde Miami..
Posted By: LA CHISMOSA Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1326	LAS 4 CLASIFICADAS GRUPO 1 ESTAN BIEN LAS 4 CHICAS CLASIFICADAS,PEGUE TRES, PERO NO ME GUSTO QUE DEJARAN A APURE POR FUERA, REALMENTE TIENE UNA BUENA ESTAMPA Y PORTE, PERO LAMANTABLEMENTE ASI ES EL JUEGO. SUERTE CLASIFICADAS
Posted By: un pana Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1334	paola Mira paola no vi el programa de este sabado, pero segun estoy leyendo me entere q tuvistes un pequeño problema, a mi parecer, no tienes nada de que preocuparte, eres una de las mejores en todo ese grupo y me refiero al grupo completo, todo esto es segun mi perspectiva, asi que no te sientas mal, eso q te paso es algo totalmente comprensible asi q para alante y no le pares.
Posted By: ALFREDO Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1395	BATACAZOS Amigos venezolanos soy uno mas de ustedes pero fuera del pais, desde que me conozco he seguido el Miss Venezuela,estoy de acuerdo con muchos con que el certamen de este año no se debio haber hecho de esta manera, anyway ;no se si estare equivocado pero para mi un batacazo lo da aquella chica que ha sido menos nombrada en el certamen y aquella quien la gente menos piense que pueda ganar.Que creen ustedes? He visto todas las candidatas por este site y ami manera de de ver la chica con mas opcion( es decir, mas bonita) es MIss Peninsula de Paraguana.Un saludo a toda mi gente del Tachira y por supuesto toda la suerte del mundo para Victoria Troconis, la cual considero es quien podria ser un BATACAZO... Bye un abrazo desde Miami.
Posted By: CHEPITA Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1394	EL VERDADERO EMPATE ES..... EL VERDADERO EMPATE DEL AÑO, ES DE MISTER MIRANDA Y MISS PORTUGUESA, ESTOS DOS FUERON VISTOS "ACARAMELADITOS" TOMANDOSE UN CAFé AGARRADOS DE MANOS EN UN CENTRO COMERCIAL DE CARACAS... por cierto que hacian una pareja bellisima, el mister etiqueta, quien ahora esta haciendo comerciales(gracias a la ayuda a la que le brindo SOLO MODEL,luego de innumerables suplicas de parte de Irwing Rios para pertenecer a esta agencia, pues en donde se encontraba MODELS GROUP de Daniel Zapata no le conseguian naiboa de trabajo) esta que se " babea" por los increibles ojazos azules de la miss Portuguesa 2003, quien anda que se lo cuenta a todo el mundo.... la información que pusieron aqui de que era la Miss Anzoátegui es errada es la bella Portuguesa Valentina González!
Posted By: EL CIGARRON Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1454	QUE FEO ESTE MISS VENEZUELA HOLA AMIGOS! DEFINITIVAMENTE FUE MUY DEPRIMENTE COMNO SE REALIZÒ LA ELIMINACION DE LAS MISES ESTE SABADO PIENSO QUE ESTE SISTEMA ES "INFAME" Y "MORBOSO", NO ENTIENDO COMO PUEDEN EXPONER A ESTAS NIÑAS A TAL ELIMINACION ES ANTI ESTETICO, EL SOLO HECHO DE NO PODER MOSTRAR LAS VERDADERAS EMACIONES EN CAMARAS ME PARECES TERRIBLE, YA QUE NINGUNA SUPO REALMENTE SI LLORAR, REIR Y SACARLES LA MADRE A OSMEL Y SU EQUIPÒ, ME PARECE QUE VENEVISION O "JOAQUIN RIVIERA" DEBERIA DE BUSCAR OTRA MANERA DE REALIZAR ESTO ENTIENTO QUE POR EL RANTING ESTO SE PRESTE PERO SE PUEDE REALIZAR CON MAS CLASE POR EJEMPLO COMO TENER UNA CAMARA ADENTRO DONDE ESTAN LAS OCHO E IR LLAMANDO A LAS CLASIFICADAS NADA MAS DE IGUAL FORMA SE VERA LA CARA DE TRISTEZA DE LAS QUE NO QUEDAN PERO NO LAS EXPONEN AL PÙBLICO Y AL PAIS SE VE DEPRIMENTE NI MAITE SABIA QUE DECIR, NO FUNCIONA ESTO SE VE MAL Y CREO QUE LAS MISES NO VAN AGUANTAR ESTO, DE PASO LOS GRUPOS ESTAN SUPER MAL ESTRUCTURADOS VAN A QUEDAR NIÑAS BELLAS FUERAS YA QUE METIERON MUCHAS CANDIDATSAS FUERTES EN LOS GRUSPOS 3 Y 4 Y LOS 1 Y 2 ESTAN VACIOS, REALMENTE ESTE MISS VENEZUELA PUDO HABER SIDO UNA GRAN IDEA SI LO SUPIERAN LLEVAR PERO DEFINITIVAMENTE YA NI PIENSAN NO SE SI POR MEDIOCRES O POR ANCIANAS Y ESTO YA SABEN A QUIENES VAN, ESPERO QUE AL FINAL POR LO MENOS SEPAN ESCOGER LAS MEJORES NIÑAS PARA QUE REPRESENTEN AL PAIS Y QUE EL JURADO HAGA UNA BUENA LABOR, AUNQUE SE DICE POR AHI QUE LAS CORONA ESTA COMPRADA ESPERO QUE OSMEL NO SE ENSUCIE LAS MANOS DE ESTA FORMA CREO QUE NO LE HACE FALTA, PORQUE BASTANTE DINERO TIENE GANADO DE BUENA Y DE MALA FORMA Y YA DEBERIA DE SER MAS HONESTO CON EL Y CON EL PAIS . DE LAS MISES LES CONMENTO EN OTRO OPORTUNIDAD REALMENTE SIGO PENSANDO QUE LA COMPETENCIA ESTA CLARISIMA Y LA GANADORA ESTA ENTRE PENISULA DE PARAGUANA Y DEP. FEDERALES PARA MISS UNIVERSO Y PARA MISS MUNDO, CUALQUIERA AUNQUE LAS MENOS NOMBRADAS SON LAS MEJORES CANDIDATAS PARA ESTE TITULO COMO: COJEDES Y BOLIVAR
Posted By: YO Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1525	QUE ENVIDIAAA LE TIENE A ANZOATEGUI!!! JAJAJAJA QUE ENVIDIA LE TIENEN A MAFE TONDOLO, OSEA, PRIMERO Q TODO , ELLA NO NECESITA COMPRAR NINGUNA CORONA PORQ SENCILLAMENTE ELLA SE LA GANARA POR LO QUE ES! LO QUE PASA ES QUE LA GENTE ES TAAAAAAAAAAANNNN ENVIDIOSA... LO QUE PASA ES Q COMO ES LA UNIK Q NO ES PLASTICA EN EL MISS VENEZUELA, ENTONCES CREEN Q ASI LA PUEDEN HUNDIR.. JAJAJAJAJA Q RISA ME DAN, O MEJOR DICHO, LASTIMA, QUE TENGAN Q REBAJAR A OTRAS PARA USTEDES SER MAS... AHH.. CUANDO VAYAN A HECHAR UN CHISME, DIGANLO, PERO CUANDO SEA VERDAD OK?!?!?!?!?!?! CHAITOO
Posted By: Jeff Lee Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1517	Comments on Miss Venezuela Normally, I do this pretty early each year, but since I had the loading problems everyone else had with this board, I had to wait about a week and a half until I could reach the message box. I actually wrote this review quite a while ago but have updated parts of it to reflect the surprises of tonight (Group I). Here's part one of two: This has been a difficult year for Miss Venezuela. Although it is not taken for granted that that pageant is being held against enormous odds, the advent of popular voting-in Miss World, NB Mexico, etc.-as a means to cut contestants has its downsides. There is definitely room for discontent with the policy for several reasons: the first being that even though the individual groups of 8 are chosen randomly, it is always possible for girls to make it who shouldn't have (and vice-versa) due to luck; less of an issue this year with such a well-balanced group but still a big downside. Secondly, state sashes actually begin to matter. Although this is the most representative class in the history of Miss Venezuela, with 80% of candidates coming from outside of the capital, popular voting renders those girls with sashes like Distrito Capital all the more powerful. It is hard to imagine, on the other hand, people rallying to vote for regions like Roraima and Dependencias Federales, which are sparsely populated as is. Granted, Miss Canaima just made it through in the first round, but it's still an issue. The third is sentimental: the principle of "En una noche tan linda como esta..." is taken very seriously in Venezuela. Many people, including myself, would like to say that every state and every girl has a right to be able to live that final night. The title of Miss Venezuela is conferred by a jury, whose decisions are not subject to popular appraisal. Somehow, that magic and that mystery is tarnished a notch by having the cut be decided by the public. I do have to agree with the people who say that these girls train for up to two or three years to get their sash, and there is something unfair about being sent home before the pageant. Every year, there are at least a handful of girls whom everyone knows will not win; that's how it works in every pageant in the world. But they can at least go home having memories of an incredible night before their entire country (and some three dozen others!). Having it end knowing that you are at the bottom of the public's vote is harsher than simply standing with 15 other girls after the jury's decision is read out. On the plus side, the public is engaged for a month leading up to the contest, and it's one more step to "modernizing" the pageant for better or for worse. It is worthy, however, to remember that the hard work the candidates put themselves through is not truly represented by this new system, and hopefully when the pageant is back on its feet the popular vote will go or at least be minimized (a good way would be, as one designer suggested, cutting down to the final 26 through vote, or simply guaranteeing the most popular girl one spot in the finals). It must be said that this year's group of girls all look spectacular in their official photographs. Many of them, who did not shine in their "candid" pictures, made vast improvements under Daniel Alonso's lens, which has really captured the best angles of most of the candidates. Despite the hasty preparation for this year's candidates-due to the cut down budget, the last minute alterations to the list and the postponement of the pageant-this is the best year to showcase the touch of the Miss Venezuela Organization. Every girl has improved vastly since her preliminary selection. Interestingly, TWO of them are completely intact, with no cosmetic alteration, and others-some of whom have been hailed for their "natural" appearance-have had quite a few operations. Igor Molina, head of the OMV press office, has repeatedly said that this year's batch of girls was spectacular and he is well justified in that claim. For their part, Osmel Sousa, Giselle Reyes and Maria Callay, the three big supervisors of the pageant, are apparently pleased with the quality of the class but see more work to be done on many of them. There were so many stunning candidates cut in the early rounds (Marianne Puglia, Stellamaris Conde, Tatiana Guerra, Pilar Moraga, the entire class of Miss Zulia 2003) that the "mystery" arrivals had to be good, and they are! Overall, the candidates have extremely good figures; although there was some talk that "all the girls are attractive, but few make an impact," the competition this year is very even. Every girl has something unique she brings to the table, which is more of a tragedy because we will only see half of the 32 girls actually compete. Even though every year the line is repeated that "any of the girls can win," this class is a real example of the concept. Of course, there are some big front runners, but it seems that everyone is at least a dark-horse with a shot at pulling off a victory as surprising as Mariangel's. Due to that fact and also the introduction of public voting, very few commentators have been willing to guess the exact final results. Osmel himself has five favorites but won't divulge their names. Speculation has ARAGUA and TACHIRA in that group. This year's pageant will likely have the most international titleholders of any contest in world history: one out of every three girls has won some kind of pageant from Miss Caribbean International to Miss Italy in the World and Miss Globe. Height-wise, this is probably the best year since 1999 with half a dozen girls meeting or beating the 1.80 mark. Although there are no "recycled" misses, several have tried before and been eliminated-Ivana Lo Monaco (CANAIMA), Pamela Djalil (SUCRE), Francys Barraza (TRUJILLO), Julimar Queipo (PSLA. GOAJIRA), Karla De Abreu (CARABOBO). Because the quality is so even, probability dictates that even a surprise winner in this year will be worthy of international competition. It is not impossible to envision a Miss Universe, a Miss World, and a Miss International coming out of this class. Although any call at this point is extremely premature, at this moment the leaders look like ARAGUA, LARA, MONAGAS, MIRANDA and NUEVA ESPARTA. DEPENDENCIAS FEDERALES has taken a big crash tonight but can still recover. ***** -- The front runners. **** -- Will fight for the crown, as GB terms it! *** -- Dark horse. *-** -- Longer shot. AMAZONAS: Rossy Rincón Rodriguez *** Without even placing into the semifinals of Miss Costa Oriental, Rossy made it all the way to the title of Miss Amazonas, and is now a sudden favorite for the title. The reason: her stunning eyes and their contrast with her perfect complexion. Although she photographs on extremes (good and bad), Rossy was a big press attraction at her first official appearance, and it was clear that her runway skills were what earned her Osmel's eye. A very exotic beauty by GB standards but can launch a surprise. ANZOATEGUI: Maria Fernanda Tondolo Paz *** The fifth Miss Anzoategui in the last two years. Maria Fernanda is the tallest girl in the competition along with Marinely Rivas, but has been taking a bit of the brunt from Carla Batista's many supporters. She is very much playing up the "young" look but there is room to mature between now and the end. She represents Jacqueline Aguilera's institute in this contest and thus carries with her a good advantage. ARAGUA: Aura Avila Serrano ***** Technically, there has only been one back-to-back win in the history of Miss Venezuela (not counting two Zulians winning Miss Mundo Venezuela in 2000 and 2001), but Aura Avila has all it takes to break that record. She was stunning at Miss Aragua and the prep work she has received in Caracas has transformed her into Miss Universe material. A front runner for most of the build-up to this week, she needs only work on being a little more "natural" and the rest is clear sailing. No one can watch the competition without keeping one eye on her: she may be the one Mariangel Ruiz crowns a second time. BOLIVAR: Ana Sanchez Baez **** As in 2000, Bolivar presents the sole black candidate. Ana, who also has some Indian blood in her, has made a tremendous transformation-from the graceful, "good" girl to the assertive, "sexy" version. Has the striking, unusual beauty that is now being prized on the world stage but not the height. Reminds some of Norkys Batista. CANAIMA: Ivana Lo Monaco D'Anna *** Ivana has tried before for the crown but this is her best finish ever. Canaima's first representative since 1992, she has a huge drawback in her bleached hair, which pundits now immediately associate with outdatedness and instant loss on the world stage. Nevertheless, she has rallied strongly in her first round and was the surprise of Group I. Will need to change the hair if she advances but there is potential for a surprise here into the top 10. CARABOBO: Karla De Abreu De Abreu ** After trying unsuccessfully in 2000 for her state's title, Karla De Abreu finally won it this year. Reactions have been mixed but there is no denying she possesses enough potential to possibly "crash" into the top 10. She can be a dead ringer for Vanessa Carreira, and both women are of Portuguese descent. Carabobo currently holds both the Mr. Venezuela and Miss Mundo Venezuela crowns but it hasn't focused any more attention on Karla. COJEDES: Alba Arias Acevedo *** One reporter summed it up perfectly: she has the face of a telenovela actress. Alba Arias also has a perhaps over-built figure working against her, but while she does not seem to be the full package for international competition, she will certainly be popular with the public, who may very well vote her into the semifinals. COSTA ORIENTAL: Eleidy Aparicio Serrano ** Very bold features and very energetic. Although Eleidy was the first delegate to be chosen for Miss Venezuela and a great personality, it looks hard for her to pass further on the road. DELTA AMACURO: Eglee Cañizalez *** The last-minute replacement for Andreina Angeli, Eglee has enough potential to make things interesting in Group IV. She has very defined features which would be at home in NB Mexico. Striking eyes and her last minute "preparation" was well-executed. Could go either way. DEPENDENCIAS FEDERALES: Paola Cipriani Huszczo *** With her combined Italian and Polish ancestry, Paola Cipriani has been compared to a bevy of former misses. She is undeniably sexy and striking. Before entering Group II she would have been a shoo-in for the top 5 but had a terrible fall. It's now up to the public to decide; she clearly has international potential but on her performance alone she could be cut entirely from the end. If she can get a "free ride" from the public and look as good in person as she does in her photographs, Venezuela will have its first real "model" type representative. DISTRITO CAPITAL: Mercedes Pulido Silva **** Her eyebrows are what draws everyone's attention, but they are either part of the good or the bad depending on who you ask. Mercedes Pulido looks fair game to make it into the semifinals but running further will remain in question for her. She is a very complete package but the competition is so stiff this year. Nevertheless, she is a very striking and unique candidate for Venezuela. FALCON: Leonella Bracho Coll *** People don't seem to know what to make of Miss Falcon this year. A tall young lady whose beauty seems to be pretty divisive, Leonella nevertheless has a very good chance of going into the final 16. Her features are completely unique in the history of the pageant: a small, delicate face; large, flat lips; piles of black hair and an unusual wide jaw structure which make her stand out for better or for worse. There are comments that she seems "overdone" and "old-school" but she does bring in a dramatically new face to the pageant. Did very well in Group II and on the basis of question-answers, should make it. LARA: Ana Karina Anez Delgado ***** At Miss Centroccidental, Ana Karina came out of nowhere and became the most imposing representative of Lara state since Soraya Villareal in 1995. The first of the two Ana Karinas, Miss Lara could very well be the "dark horse" that comes off with the crown. She has amazing features and like so many others this year, nears 6". The only thing she needs is time. Ana Karina gained a lot of steam after the press presentation and if it continues, she will have a full-on insurgency. Now that she has made it into the final 16, she could storm the competition. More and more members of the media in particular seem to be noticing her in the corners of their eyes. MERIDA: Ana Karina Ramirez Vallenilla ** For a long time, Ana Karina was the tallest girl heading into the competition and thought to be potentially devastating come finals night. She reminds many of Martina Thorogood but there is just something missing. It was actually a huge surprise that Ana Karina pulled far ahead of Marinely Rivas and made it into the 16. There does seem room for her to pull a surprise again but her potential is currently unrealized. MIRANDA: Valentina Patruno Macero **** Valentina is yet another to compete in both Miss Italy in the World and Miss Venezuela. The highest-profile candidate this year, Valentina will try to avoid memories of Barbara Clara, another Miss I.n.M. who failed to make the cut. On her new "home turf," Valentina possesses the prestige of her title, her striking dark features, a legion of fans, and like Melissa Wolf before her, her perfect English (though her Italian is more questionable!). The public loves her so much that she was the undeniable leader for Group I but come finals night it's a new playing field. As has been noted everywhere, Valentina's biggest drawback is height. She is the shortest girl in the competition and although another Antonella Baricelli broke that pattern in 1999, it remains to be seen whether Valentina can go all the way to be the next Miss Venezuela; she is certain to make the final 10. There is every reason, however, to believe that Valentina may blow the competition out of the water if she pulls out as much of the stage presence and magnetism she's used before. At the very least, a big contender for the Miss Photogenic award!
Posted By: La chismosa Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1603	EL ROMANCE DEL AñO!!! ADIVINEN QUIENEES ESTAN EMPATADISIMOS?? Mis fuentes caraqueñas me han informado que han visto ACARAMELADISIMOS a Mister Miranda 2003, Irwin Rios, y a la MISS RICACHONA DEL 2003, osea a la Miss Anzoategui, Maria Fernanda Torombola...ay perdon, Tondolo. Al parecer la pareja esta ya en una especie de concubinato...aunque no se como hara la TONDOLO, ya que su corona de Miss World Venezuela ya fue comprada por la modica suma de 30 millones de Bolivares!!!!!
Posted By: CARLA Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1656	SUCRE LA MEJOR!!!!!!! HOLA!! AYER ESTUVE VIENDO EL MISS VENEZUELA, DESDE MIAMI Y TENGO QUE RECONOCER QUE MISS SUCRE FUE LA QUE MEJOR RESPONDIO, PAME TE FELICITO!!! VAS A LLEGAR DEMASIADO LEJOS, ADEMAS ESA ESPONTANEIDAD, SEGURIDAD Y CARISMA QUE TE CARACTERIZA LO TRANSMITISTES AYER, TU VENCISTES LOS NERVIOS Y NO DEJASTES QUE ELLOS TE VENCIERAN A TI. ADEMAS LO MAS IMPORTANTE ES QUE SIGAS SIENDO QUIEN ERES, UNA MUJER INTEGRA, CON EXCELENTES PRINCIPIOS,EDUCADA,FIEL,SINCERA, BELLA Y PICARA. TE DESEO LA MEJOR SUERTE DEL MUNDO Y TE VOY A APOYAR PORQUE ERES DIGNA DE REPRESENTARNOS NO SOLO COMO MISS VENEZUELA SINO COMO MISS UNIVERSO. TE LO MERECES!!!!. UN BESITO Y CUIDATE.
Posted By: MISS APURE Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1695	GRACIAS !! HOLA ! quiero enviarle un saludo a todas las muchachas y decirles que mucha suerte que luchen con mucha fuerza que yo se que hay que tener mucha para estar alli. Quiero decirle que aunque no me pude despedir, compartir con todas ustedes fue una gran experiencia en la que aprendi mucho de cada una, pase tanto malos como buenos momentos pero creo que el Miss Venezuela es una gran escuela que te enseña a ser fuerte y a crecer como personas de verdad y aunque me encariñe mucho mas con algunas que ustedes deben saber quienes son, las aprecio y admiro a todas.Rossy acuerdate de cantar de ves en cuando mi rap, ya saben apure, ure,ure,ure. Esta experiencia quedara como uno de los mejores recuerdo de mi vida porque aunque no llegue a tener la corona lo intente y luche por ella malo fuera que no lo hubiese intentado. Gracias desde lo más profundo de mi corazón a todos los que me apoyarón y confiarón en mi y aunque algunos no los conozca mil gracias por cada uno de sus votos y comentarios que aunque algunos de estos ultimos fueron negativos tambien me ayudaron a corregir porque de lo malo tambien se aprende. A ti conchi no creas que me iba a olvidar de ti gracias por todo tu apoyo, comprensión y paciencia de verdad eres la mejor. Bueno me despido de todos espero que esta palabras lleguen a los oidos de todas y todos y por favor la que lo lea hagaselo llegar a las demás. Ya saben pueden contar conmigo para lo que quieran y aqui esta mi correo marinelyrivas@microsoft.com CHAO. MISS APURE 2003 Marinely Rivas
Posted By: valentina gutierrez Posted On: Sep 14, 2003 Views: 1735	MIS ANZOATUEGUI DEMASIADO BELLA! Mafe eres demasiado bella, la mas alta y la q mas porte tiene de todas! No le pares a los comentarios de los envidiosos, tu sabes q tu eres bella y nadie tiene q decirte q es lo q eres o no! Aparte, tu no tubistes q entrar por casting al miss venezuela como muchas de esas que estan alli, a ti te vieron y te metieron de one amiga! TQM y por aqui todos te apoyamos!! bye bye!
Posted By: Gilbert Posted On: Sep 13, 2003 Views: 1920	Porque apure no entro? Que lastima Gracias anonimo por decirme las respuestas!Bueno estoy muy contento que Lara, Merida y Canaima se clasifico! Bueno debemos que esperar para las Miss de la proxima semana!

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