Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2004

Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2004
Date	October 19, 2003
Presenters	Mara Croatto, Manolo Cardona
Broadcaster	Wapa-TV
Winner	Alba Giselle Reyes Santos Cidra

The 49th annual Miss Puerto Rico Universe competition was held in the fall of 2003 in Puerto Rico. Alba Reyes won the pageant^[1] and represented Puerto Rico at Miss Universe 2004 in Quito, Ecuador.^[2]

Results

Final results	Contestant
Miss Universe Puerto Rico 2004	Cidra - Alba Giselle Reyes Santos
1st runner-up	Villalba - Paulette Arias
2nd runner-up	Carolina - Shanira Blanco Colón
3rd runner-up	Fajardo - Cassandra Castro Holland
4th runner-up	San Juan - Antoinette Castrillo
5th runner-up	Toa Baja - Norelis Ortiz
Top 12	Barceloneta - Leslie Vidal Bayamón - Amarilis Rivera Juncos - Tayrí Meléndez Lares - Jackeline Adames Naguabo - Marianely Agosto Trujillo Alto - Annais Otero

Miss Cidra, Alba Reyes, represented Puerto Rico at Miss Universe 2004 in Quito, Ecuador where she finished as 2nd runner-up and also won Miss Photogenic. This was Puerto Rico's 4th consecutive Miss Photogenic win.
Miss Carolina, Shanira Blanco, is now a well-respected and successful TV show host in the island. She is currently hosting the TV Show Flashazo VIP through the Univision Puerto Rico Network. She also represented Puerto Rico at Miss Earth 2004 in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines and is the current national director for Miss Mundo de Puerto Rico.
Miss Fajardo, Cassandra Castro, later became Miss World Puerto Rico 2004, Cassandra placed as one of the Top 10 finalists in the Top Model fast-track competition at Miss World 2004, but failed to place as a finalist during the final night.^[3] Cassandra represented Puerto Rico at Miss Tourism Queen International 2008 where she placed as a finalist and finished in 6th place overall and obtained the title of Continental Queen of Americas.^[4]
Miss Villalba, Paulette Arias, is a well known model in the island where she won the prestigious "La Cara de Imagen L'Oreal".

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