MISS PERÚ NO SE CALLA Y DICE LAS COSAS CLARA EN TV MEXICANA

MISS PERU DOESN'T HOLD BACK AND SPEAKS OUT ON MEXICAN TV More news at: https://www.thenoticias.net/ CONTACT► [email protected] Just weeks before the highly anticipated Miss Universe 2025 pageant, to be held this year in Bangkok, Thailand, Peruvian representative Carla Bacigalupo, the current Miss Universe Peru 2025, stunned Mexican viewers by speaking candidly about her preparation, her social commitment, and the responsibility of representing Peru in a complex political context. The 33-year-old model from Lima was interviewed on Telemundo Mexico, where she displayed both her charisma and maturity on camera. "I'm more than ready, eager to get to Thailand. There are only two weeks left, and I want to pack my bags and live this wonderful experience," she declared with a smile. But the most noteworthy moment came when she spoke about her role as an ambassador for her country: “The crown represents a great responsibility, not only to Miss Universe, but also to my country. Peru is going through a time of social and political uncertainty, and I feel a duty to represent it respectfully, to inform, and to foster unity. My mission is to make my participation as complete as possible.” With these words, Carla Bacigalupo made it clear that her focus goes beyond glamour and the runway: her participation will also be a way to give a voice to her country and show the world the resilience of Peruvians. Miss Universe 2025: The pageant's return to Thailand The 74th edition of Miss Universe will be held on November 21, 2025, at the impressive Impact Challenger Hall in Nonthaburi province, part of the Bangkok metropolitan area. This will be the sixth time Thailand has hosted the pageant, reaffirming its position as one of the countries most passionate about beauty, culture, and international tourism. The event promises to be an immersive experience with more than 80 participants from around the world, an agenda that includes: Parades of locally inspired traditional costumes, Visits to tourist destinations such as Phuket and Chiang Mai, Cultural and charity activities, And the grand finale televised globally. According to the organizers, this edition seeks to highlight female leadership, social impact, and cultural authenticity—factors that could work very much in favor of the Peruvian representative, known for her empathetic discourse and social work. Karla Bacigalupo: Between Beauty, Education, and Social Commitment Born in Lima on December 26, 1991, Karla Bacigalupo holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Lima and is an actress trained in Los Angeles (USA). She was crowned Miss Peru 2025 last June, succeeding Tatiana Calmell, and since then has stood out for her comprehensive preparation and her connection with the public. She has actively worked with the NGO "One Hundred Children of Jesus," which provides psychological and educational support to children in vulnerable situations. In the interview, she spoke of this commitment with pride: "I've been doing social work for years. Now we focus a lot on education and emotional health. If I can use my platform to give them a voice, that will be my greatest achievement." She also mentioned that she recently traveled to the Peruvian Amazon to participate in forums promoting women's economic empowerment, demonstrating that her social project has a real purpose and is not just for media attention. Cultural Pride and Peruvian Roots Karla also spoke of her love for Peru and her desire to bring its traditions to the Thai stage: "I represent a culture with one of the best cuisines in the world. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't make ceviche or invite my friends to try our food." Although she avoided revealing details of her traditional costume, she promised it will be a "magnificent surprise," designed to reflect the diversity and richness of Peru. According to sources close to the Miss Peru organization, the design is inspired by the Andean worldview and the Amazon, two powerful symbols of national identity. The Peruvian woman, according to Carla Bacigalupo In one of the most emotional moments of the interview, the host asked her to describe the Peruvian woman in three words. Her response was immediate and powerful: “The Peruvian woman is resilient, hardworking, and has a sense of humor.” A definition that summarizes not only her personal vision but also the spirit of the nation she will carry on her chest when she steps onto the Miss Universe stage. Peru on the road to Miss Universe 2025: expectations and challenges Peru arrives at the competition with high expectations. The Miss Peru organization, directed by Jessica Newton, has invested in comprehensive preparation that includes: Physical and runway training, Public speaking and leadership coaching, Psychological and cultural preparation. Analysts of international pageants consider Bacigalupo one of the most well-rounded Latin American candidates, along with the repre...