Miss Grand Spain 2024

Miss Grand Spain 2024 (Spanish: Miss Grand España 2024) was the eighth edition of the Miss Grand Spain pageant, held on 11 May 2024, at the Teatro Municipal Horacio Noguera, Isla Cristina, Huelva.^[1][2] Thirty-five candidates, who qualified for the national pageant through the provincial contests,^[3][4] competed for the title.^[1][2] Of whom, a 25-year-old programmer and Harvard University's labour law student representing the province of Las Palmas, Susana Medina, was elected the winner.^[5][6] Susana will represent the country at the international parent stage, Miss Grand International 2024.^[7][8]

Miss Grand Spain 2024
Susana Medina, the winner of the contest
Date	11 May 2024
Presenters	Pepe Del Real
Venue	Teatro Municipal Horacio Noguera, Isla Cristina, Huelva
Broadcaster	YouTube
Entrants	35
Placements	15
Debuts	Albacete
Withdrawals	Almería Islas Afortunadas Navarre
Returns	Costa de la Luz Mediterranean
Winner	Susana Medina (Las Palmas)
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External videos
Miss Grand Spain 2024 Grand Final Competition, on 11 May 2024, YouTube video

Background

Date and venue

The Miss Grand Spain 2024 schedule was revealed in the press conference held on 4 March 2024, in Isla Cristina, Huelva, which was selected as the pageant's host city. The pageant was scheduled for 5–12 May 2024, with the preliminary and grand final rounds on 10 and 11 May, respectively, at the Teatro Municipal Horacio Noguera.^[1][2]

Selection of participants

The national finalists for Miss Grand Spain 2024 were determined by provincial licensees through their regional pageants,^[3][8] where in some cases the qualifiers for the national stage are more than one person per event.^[9] In the event of a lack of provincial licensees, the runner-up of another provincial contest was appointed as the representative.

The first runner-up of the Miss Grand Euskadi 2022 pageant was appointed as Asturias representative for this year's competition, while the representative of Extremadura was determined through an audition, no actual pageant held as previously done in 2023.^[10]

The following is a list of the provinces that held the preliminary contests for Miss Grand Spain 2024.

Pontevedra • Cantabria • • Álava La Rioja • • Zaragoza • Barcelona • Valencia • Castellón • Alicante • Balearic Islands • Murcia • Granada • Málaga Cádiz • Huelva • • Seville Córdoba • • Jaén • Madrid • Las Palmas Tenerife • Color keys for the number of title qualified to the national pageant   1 pageant with 1 provincial title   1 pageant with 2 provincial titles   No pageant held in the province   1 pageant with 3 provincial titles   1 pageant with 4 provincial titles

Number of		Host province	Title(s)	Total titles
Pageant	Title(s)
1	4	Barcelona	Barcelona Girona Lleida Tarragona	4
1	3	Madrid	Madrid Madrid City[a] Toledo[7][9]	3
1	2	Cádiz	Cádiz Andalucía[b][8][11]	18
		Pontevedra	Galicia Costa Gallega[12][13]
		Huelva	Huelva Costa de la Luz[b][14]
		Balearic Islands	Balearic Islands Mediterranean[b][15]
		Seville	Seville Atlantico[b]
		Málaga	Málaga Costa del Sol[16]
		Las Palmas	Las Palmas Costa Canaria[b][17][18]
		Alicante	Alicante Albacete[19]
		Córdoba	Córdoba Ciudad Real[20]
1	1	Álava	Euskadi[21]	10
		Cantabria[22][23] Granada[24] Jaén La Rioja Santa Cruz de Tenerife[25][26] Valencia Zaragoza[27] Murcia[28] Castellón[29]
Casting/Audition			Extremadura	1
Appointed			Asturias[a][c]	1
Total titles				37

Notes

1. Withdrew from the national competition
2. Appointed after being runner-up in the 2024 regional pageant
3. Appointed after being runner-up in the 2023 regional pageant

Results

Miss Grand Spain 2024 competition result by province

AS CB RI Z GI B L  T AB V CS A IB MU GR MA CA H SE CO J TO CR M LP TF Autonomy representatives and others:  Andalucia  Atlántico  Costa Canaria  Costa del Sol  Costa de la Luz  Costa Gallega  Extremadura  Euskadi  Galicia  Madrid City  Mediterranean Color keys:  Winner  1st runner-up  2nd runner-up  3rd runner-up  4th runner-up   Top 10   Top 15   Unplaced   Withdrew   No representative

Miss Grand Spain 2024 competition result

Placement	Contestant[30]
Miss Grand Spain 2024	Las Palmas – Susana Medina
1st runner-up	Tenerife – Idayra Tena
2nd runner-up	Tarragona – Adriana Corpas
3rd runner-up	Albacete – Luana Gheban
4th runner-up	Euskadi – Esther Escudero
Top 10	Andalusia – María Llamas Córdoba – Rocio Mengual Mediterranean – Gema Adrover Seville – Mayka Rodríguez Toledo – Ainhoa Gallego
Top 15	Atlántico – Julia Guerrero Castellón – Alina Farcas Costa Canaria – Yaneisy Ceballos La Rioja – Valentina Pereira Murcia – Daniela Quintero
Special Awards
Miss Congeniality	Costa de la Luz – Noelia Rivero
Miss Popular Vote	Tarragona – Adriana Corpas
Miss Photogenic	Andalusia – María Llamas
Best Elegance	Murcia – Daniela Qiuntero
Best Dance	Tenerife – Idayra Tena
Best in Swimsuit	Tarragona – Adriana Corpas
Best Evening Gown	Seville – Mayka Rodríguez

Contestants

Thirty-five candidates competed for the title.^[5][31]

•  Albacete – Luana Gheban^[32]
•  Alicante – Claudia Napoletano^[19]
•  Andalucía – María Llamas^[33]
•  Asturias – Clara Ocaña^[10] (withdrew)
• Atlántico – Julia Guerrero
•  Barcelona – Susana Garcés^[34]
•  Cádiz – Milene Montilla^[35]
•  Cantabria – Zulema de la Paz^[36]
• Castellón – Alina Farcas
• Ciudad Real – Ana López
• Córdoba – Rocio Mengual^[20]
• Costa Canaria – Yaneisy Ceballos
• Costa de la Luz – Noelia Rivero^[37]
•  Costa del Sol – Nika Kuznetsova
•  Costa Gallega – Sheila Romay^[12]
• Euskadi – Esther Escudero^[21]
•  Extremadura – Isabel Álvarez^[38]
•  Galicia – Marcia Lukasievicz^[a][39]
•  Girona – Nayeli Ortega^[40]
•  Granada – Ángela Ortega
•  Huelva – Alejandra Domínguez^[14]
• Islas Baleares – Aura González^[41][b]
•  Jaén – Lucía Esteo^[42]
•  Las Palmas – Susana Medina^[17]
•  La Rioja – Valentina Pereira
•  Lleida – Carla Demenech^[43]
•  Madrid – Bianca Elena Ionescu^[9][c]
• Madrid City – Irene Aguilera^[9] (withdrew)
•  Málaga – Virginia Pelagia Nnang
• Mediterranean – Gema Adrover^[15]
•  Murcia – Daniela Quintero^[28]
•  Seville – Mayka Rodríguez
•  Tenerife – Idayra Tena^[44]
•  Tarragona – Adriana Corpas
•  Toledo – Ainhoa Gallego^[7]
•  Valencia – Itziar Martín
•  Zaragoza – Leyre Escobedo^[45]

Notes

1. Originally crowned the 1st runner-up,^[12] but later was promoted to the title after the original winner, Paula Currás, resigned.^[39]
2. Originally crowned the 1st runner-up but later was promoted to the title after the original winner, Ndeye Fatou, resigned.^[15]
3. As the replacement for the original winner, Alejandra Lafuente.