María Celeste Arrarás Photo by: JC Olivera/Telemundo/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)
His seniority in the media, particularly television, makes it stand out Maria Celeste Arraras speak consciously. In this case off miss universe themewhich he addressed again after going through the program El gordo y la flaca.
His statement in networks ensures that this year’s election it was terrible”was both applauded and questioned, so the renowned journalist had no problem stepping forward and clearing things up in front of the public.
In this frank conversation with his companions Lily Estefan Y Raul de Molina, Arrarás shared information unknown to many about what happens behind the scenes of the famous beauty pageant. A very significant fact that changes things.
What the Puerto Rican told audiences on the Univision show she experienced first-hand on her two appearances as a judge for the event in 2003, when she won Amelia Wegaand 2006, with zuleyka rivera as winner.
(Photo by Patrick McMullan/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images) María Celeste with Zuleyka Rivera at Miss Universe 2006
A revealing fact that, not being known, has led to ambiguous conclusions about some results. “The last question, gentlemen, does not count … In any competition … it is such that there is no time. They come in, give their last catwalk, and at that moment the judges are instructed to vote, because if not , we don’t have time to present the results… They parade, we vote, and while they’re answering the last question, they take the judges’ results, which are now electronic, and they’re published by the independent company , which hires, tabulates and reviews the competition each year’, projection. “You can talk nonsense and win.”
María Celeste is convinced that the result is closely linked to the jury. “It had to do with the makeup of the jury, if you want to know what the election is going to look like, look at the jury, the vast majority, I think it was 6 Americans… If they vote aggressively, neither of these two big Latinas would win,” he added.
The journalist is aware that the Latino candidates were “much better prepared and much prettier, the whole world knows that,” she said proudly.
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Likewise, María Celeste made a suggestion to avoid controversy at future Miss Universe meetings. “I want all the women to remove the ribbon of the country so people vote for the beauty and in the end you put on the crown, the ribbon and a big surprise. This isn’t about where she’s from, it’s about who. ” is the one with the highest qualification, and when you walk into a room, all eyes turn and say, ‘Wow, that’s Miss Universe,'” she concluded.
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