Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez Made History By Becoming The First 60-Year-Old To Win The Miss Universe Buenos Aires
She is also very focused and determined to represent Buenos Aires at the national selection for the upcoming Miss Universe Argentina that will be held in May 2024.
Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez has written her name into the history books. She won the prestigious title of Miss Universe Buenos Aires at the mind-blowing age of 60. This victory is so historic because she became the first woman to win this renowned competition at such an age. Along with being a very beautiful woman, Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez is also an accomplished lawyer and journalist. Her victory has completely shattered traditional norms and set a new definition of beauty.
Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez hails from La Plata, the capital of Buenos Aires Province. She is also very focused and determined to represent Buenos Aires at the national selection for the upcoming Miss Universe Argentina that will be held in May 2024. She has shared her journey before its completion by sharing some video clips on her social media handle. In case she manages to pull it off and emerge victorious, she has her sights set on representing the nation of Argentina on the global stage at the Miss Universe World contest, scheduled for September 28, 2024, in Mexico.
Talking to the media after her historic win, she stated, "I am thrilled to be representing this new paradigm in beauty pageants because we are inaugurating a new stage in which women are not only physical beauty but another set of values." Her victory is also a reflection of the recent decision by the Miss Universe organization. Last year, they announced that there would be no age limits for pageant contestants. Previously, only those women who resided in the age bracket of 18–28 were allowed to compete. From this year on, any woman over the age of 18 is allowed to compete in these competitions.
In a similar vein, another contestant making headlines is Haidy Cruz, a 47-year-old who will represent the Dominican Republic at Miss Universe 2024. Her participation, like Rodriguez's, challenges stereotypes and underscores the evolving landscape of beauty competitions.
