Daniela Eugenia Redin Galván, 24, is officially a Miss Supranational 2026 candidate. She is representing Bolivia, which is home to Miss International 2024 first runner-up Camila Roca.
Including Bolivia, a total of 68 countries and territories are represented at Miss Supranational 2026. It is the 17th edition of the international beauty pageant based in Warsaw, Poland.
On June 27, 2025, Vanessa Hayes represented Bolivia at Miss Supranational 2025 and competed against 65 other candidates at the Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Nowy Sacz, Malopolska, Poland. She finished in the Top 12.
Eduarda Braum of Brazil won the title. The respective first, second, third and fourth runners-up were Anna Lakrini of Germany, Quishantely Leito of Curacao, Tarah Valencia of the Philippines and Valerie Klepadlo of Puerto Rico.
Miss Supranational 2026
Including Redin, 68 women are competing for the Miss Supranational 2026 crown. Here are her fellow candidates from the Americas:
- Eugenia Redin, 24, Bolivia
- Lara Marina, 19, Brazil
- Arshdeep Thind, 24, Canada
- Fiorella Araya, 23, Costa Rica
- Kika Marques, 29, Ecuador
- Argelia Rodríguez, 27, El Salvador
- Elizabeth Blanco, 29, Guatemala
- Sofía Zamora, 28, Mexico
- Cecilia Romero, 22, Paraguay
- María Paula Fierro, 25, Peru
- Marley Stokes, 29, United States
- Silvia Mestre, 27, Venezuela
On July 14, 2026, Redin and her fellow candidates were officially sashed at Hotel Swing in Krakow, Poland. On July 31, 2026, the winner will be crowned at the Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Nowy Sacz.
From Santa Cruz to Krakow
Redin is a kindergarten teacher from Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, which is also known as Santa Cruz. She won Miss Santa Cruz 2025 while pursuing a bachelor’s degree in integrated design.
Santa Cruz and Krakow offer vastly different experiences, shaped by their distinct histories, climates, and cultural landscapes. Founded in 1561, Santa Cruz is a rapidly modernizing tropical hub. Historically a remote colonial outpost, it remained relatively small for centuries before exploding in growth following mid-20th-century reforms. Its climate is defined by tropical heat and high humidity, far removed from the temperate rhythms of Europe. As Bolivia’s economic center, it offers a vibrant, fast-paced atmosphere, characterized by a cost of living significantly lower than that of major European cities.
In contrast, Krakow is a historic European treasure and Poland’s cultural heart. Its identity is deeply rooted in centuries of preserved architecture, art, and intellectual tradition, exemplified by the Jagiellonian University and sites like the Wawel Castle. While Santa Cruz thrives on modern expansion, Krakow offers a more contemplative, heritage-focused environment with a distinct four-season climate.
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