Miss Grande Curitiba 2021 is Letícia Cocito


Letícia Cocito, 18, has been named Miss Grande Curitiba 2021 for Miss Brasil Mundo (Miss Brazil World) 2021 competition.

The first-year biomedical student will join the rest of the contestants from across the country in the national final at Brasilia Palace Hotel this August 19.

Forty-eight beauties will compete during the 61st edition of Miss Brasil Mundo. The winner will represent Brazil at the Miss World 2021 pageant in San Juan, Puerto Rico, later this year.

Photo: Letícia Cocito / Instagram

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