Miss World Ecuador 2016 was the fourth Miss World Ecuador pageant, held at the Calle 7 Set in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on October 15, 2016.
Camila Marañón of Manabí crowned Mirka Paola Cabrera Mazzini of El Oro as her successor at the end of the event.
Results
Placements Placement Contestant Miss World Ecuador 2016 – Mirka Cabrera 1st Runner-Up – Andrea Villacrés 2nd Runner-Up – Sharon Maldonado Top 5 – Lissette Sánchez – Andrea Pendolema
Special awards Award Contestant Miss Congeniality – Lissette Sánchez Miss Talent – Teresa Espinoza Beauty With A Purpose – Andrea Villacrés Best in Dances of the World – Andrea Pendolema
Contestants Eleven contestants competed for the title. Province Contestant Age Height (cm) Height (ft) Hometown Azuay María Teresa Espinoza Verdesoto 20 170 5'7" Cuenca Bolívar Lissette Alejandra Sánchez Matamoros 21 168 5'7" Guaranda Carchi Katherine Lucía Arce Vila 22 173 5'8" Tulcán El Oro Mirka Paola Cabrera Mazzini 22 178 5'10" Machala Esmeraldas Diana Johanna Carlosama Nazareno 24 170 5'7" Esmeraldas Galápagos Sharon Maldonado Rodríguez 23 165 5'6" Puerto Villamil Guayas Andrea Cecilia Villacrés Maldonado 25 175 5'9" Guayaquil Los Ríos Andrea Paulina Pendolema Orozco 19 170 5'7" Babahoyo Manabí Lisbeth Yamileth Peñafiel Castro 18 170 5'8" Manta Pichincha Francesca Valentina Miranda Morrone 21 184 6'0" Quito Santa Elena Ámbar Samira Núñez de la Cruz 23 174 5'8" Salinas
Notes
Debuts
Carchi Galápagos
Returns
Last compete in:
2013 Bolívar El Oro 2014 Pichincha
Withdrawals
Cotopaxi Loja Morona Santiago Santo Domingo Tungurahua
Did not compete
Imbabura - María José Villacís Avendaño
Crossovers Mirka Cabrera was Reina de Machala 2014. She competed at Reina Mundial del Banano Ecuador 2014 where she was 1st Runner-up; and she competed at Miss Ecuador 2015 where she was unplaced. Diana Carlosama was 3rd Runner-up at Reina de Esmeraldas 2013. Andrea Villacrés competed at Reina de Guayaquil 2014 where she was 2nd Runner-up, and she was 1st Runner-up at Reina de Guayas 2015. María José Villacís competed at Reina de Ibarra 2015 where she was 2nd Runner-up. Andrea Pendolema was Reina de Babahoyo 2014.
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