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The Binibining Pilipinas 2024 pageant showcased the top 15 candidates as they shared their thoughts on various topics during the Q&A segment of the coronation night on Sunday, July 7, at the Araneta Coliseum in Cubao, Quezon City.
The candidates were given 30 seconds each to respond to questions from different judges, providing insight into their personalities and aspirations. Here are some highlights of their responses:
Samantha Acosta from Bulacan emphasized the importance of being a woman of significance, authenticity, and meaning, sharing her vision of promoting sustainable development, dignity, and social justice for the marginalized sector of society.
Roella Solis from Calumpit, Bulacan, spoke about presenting the best version of herself despite personal losses, highlighting her beauty as a physical asset along with her mission, vision, and unique life experiences.
Monica Acuno from Kalayaan, Laguna, drew inspiration from past Binibini queen Venus Raj, emphasizing the importance of pushing forward and achieving dreams, especially for those from humble beginnings.
Phoebe Godinez from Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, expressed hope and trust in political leaders to pursue dialogue over division, particularly in addressing the challenges faced by fishermen in the West Philippine Sea.
Carmella Cuaresma from Aurora shared her unique story of transitioning from a remote area to the city, highlighting her commitment to humanitarian action and service as a Binibining Pilipinas candidate.
Jasmin Bungay from Pampanga expressed her support for the passing of the SOGIE Equality Bill, emphasizing the importance of treating everyone equally regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Kim De Luna from Caloocan expressed admiration for past Binibining Pilipinas winner Samantha Bernardo, highlighting her mission to uplift and inspire the younger generation with her own capabilities and talents.
Kara Villarosa from Negros Occidental reflected on her childhood experiences at home, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself and Filipino values as a Binibini, embodying qualities of purpose, grit, and legacy.
Christal Dela Cruz from Zambales highlighted the importance of empathy in an ever-changing world, emphasizing the need for kindness and understanding to overcome adversities.
Vienne Feucht from Calamba, Laguna, expressed a wish for influential historical figure Simone de Beauvoir to judge at the pageant, citing her advocacy against violence towards women and children and her belief in the power of women to lead.
Overall, the top 15 candidates of Binibining Pilipinas 2024 showcased a diverse range of perspectives and aspirations, highlighting their commitment to making a difference and leaving a lasting legacy as Binibining Pilipinas queens. In the world of beauty pageants, the Philippines has been known for producing strong and empowered women who have made their mark in society. Recently, in a virtual Q&A session, several Binibining Pilipinas candidates were asked thought-provoking questions that shed light on the role of women in today’s society and the impact of beauty pageants in the age of social media.
Myrna Esguerra from Abra was asked what message she would tell Filipino women from 60 years ago about the women of 2024. She expressed her gratitude to the women who paved the way for empowerment, highlighting her own journey of financing her studies at a young age. She emphasized the importance of believing in oneself and the ability to achieve one’s dreams, no matter the obstacles.
Tracy Sunio from Bacolod City discussed the significance of pageantry in the era of social media. She acknowledged that beauty pageants serve as a platform to celebrate beauty and diverse cultures, allowing contestants to share their advocacies and factual information with a wide audience. She stressed the importance of collaboration and unity in using this platform for positive change.
Trisha Martinez from Pila, Laguna shared her experience balancing her responsibilities as a dentist, business owner, and Binibini contestant. She credited her time management skills to her passion for contributing to the legacy of Binibining Pilipinas. She expressed her readiness to embody the values of a Binibini with heart and dignity for the community.
Shannen Manzano from General Santos reflected on what makes her choose the Philippines, citing the Filipina as a precious gem symbolizing resilience, power, and authenticity. She emphasized the role of Binibinis as the voice and soul of the voiceless youth, highlighting their importance in representing the country’s strength and spirit.
Marikit Manaois from Baguio shared her lighthearted side by discussing what makes her laugh. She described herself as a bubbly and grateful person who finds joy in simple jokes, reflecting her positive and appreciative outlook on life. She emphasized the transformative power of gratitude in changing perspectives and fostering a more positive mindset.
Overall, these Binibining Pilipinas candidates showcased their intelligence, grace, and resilience in answering thought-provoking questions that shed light on the evolving role of women in society and the impact of beauty pageants in the digital age. Their responses highlighted the importance of empowerment, unity, and positivity in shaping a brighter future for women in the Philippines and beyond.
/Digital Sauce
– Top 15 candidates of Binibining Pilipinas 2024 shared their thoughts during Q&A segment
– Samantha Acosta talked about her advocacy and vision
– Roella Solis mentioned her grandmother’s recent passing and her own mission and vision
– Monica Acuno was inspired by Venus Raj and wants to inspire others
– Phoebe Godinez talked about trusting political leaders regarding West Philippine Sea issue
– Carmella Cuaresma shared her unique story transitioning from province to city life
– Jasmin Bungay would talk about passing the SOGIE SC bill if given 30 minutes
– Kim De Luna would like to have a conversation with Samantha Bernardo
– Kara Villarosa talked about staying true to herself and Filipino values
– Christal Dela Cruz wishes for empathy to stay the same in an ever-changing world
– Vienne Feucht wishes Simone de Beauvoir could judge the pageant for her advocacy of anti-violence against women and children – Myrna Esguerra wants to showcase strong women in the current generation
– Tracy Sunio discusses the role of beauty pageants in the era of social media
– Trisha Martinez talks about managing time as a dentist, business owner, and Binibini contestant
– Shannen Manzano highlights the resilience and power of Filipina Binibinis
– Marikit Manaois shares how she finds joy in simple jokes and laughter
