Alejandra Conde

Conde was born in Cagua, Aragua and since she was one year old she has lived in Villa de Cura. She is the daughter of Mayra Licón, born in Caracas; and Héctor Conde, a native of Cagua, Aragua state. José Contreras, his foster father, is from Villa de Cura. She has five siblings. At the age of 18, she moved to Maracay.[1]

Before competing in the Miss Sambil Model 2017 and Miss Venezuela 2020, she had participated in different social activities aimed at children and the elderly in the community of Villa de Cura. She has also volunteered meals, dynamic activities for children in low-income schools or activities on the street such as gift-giving, and visits to the elderly.[2][3][4][5]

As of 2020, she was studying medicine at the Central University of Venezuela.[6]

The Venezuelan chain of shopping centers Centro Sambil annually organizes an event where the best young promises of national modeling are selected. In 2017, Conde was one of the 12 girls selected in the national casting to participate that year in the contest. On Thursday, November 30, 2017, the Sambil Model Fashion Show 2017 was held, with Conde winning the title.[7]

At the end of Miss Venezuela 2020 held on September 24, 2020, Conde was crowned Miss Venezuela World 2020.[8]

During his reign, she created a social project, called Río Blanco: Hope, Solidarity and Resilience, in which he seeks to make improvements in the infrastructure and operation of a community space from which more than 100 Venezuelan children and more than 50 adults from the Community Río Blanco, Aragua state, have received this aid. This population was affected by heavy rains in September 2020.[9]

Alejandra has also supported different social organizations, such as the Feminine Leadership Program, Feed Solidarity, a training model that has allowed many women to identify their own voices, strengthen their autonomy and promote their participation as agents of change in their communities .[10]

On July 18, 2021, the date that Children's Day was celebrated in Venezuela, she, together with Caritas Venezuela, distributed gifts to the infants of the Río Blanco community.[11]

At the end of July, thanks to the support of non-profit organizations, Alimentando la Solidaridad and Caritas Venezuela, she held her first medical day for the children of the Río Blanco community, where they evaluated their height and weight to measure their nutritional levels. They also donated the treatment of a full month of vitamins to strengthen their nutrition and growth thanks to the contribution of Unicef through Caritas Aragua.[12]

In early August 2021, she joined as a guest host for Venevisión's morning magazine Portada's as part of her preparation for the Miss World 2021 pageant.[13]

[14] On September 5, 2021, she began a new season as host of the Venevisión Plus program, Más allá de la belleza (Beyond Beauty), along with Mariángel Villasmil (Miss Venezuela Universe 2020), Luiseth Materán (Miss Universe Venezuela 2021) and Isbel Parra (Miss International Venezuela 2020); sharing all the news and preparations for their international contests, as well as the details of the preparations for Miss Venezuela 2021.[15]

Conde represented Venezuela at the Miss World 2021 pageant.[16][17]