Fátima Bosch will hand over the crown and national sash to her successor, who will bear the responsibility of representing the country in the upcoming international competition.
The most anticipated night for beauty pageant enthusiasts across the country has finally arrived. This Wednesday, May 27, 2026, the Mexican Republic will discover its new beauty ambassador at the Miss Universe Mexico 2026 Coronation Gala. During this grand ceremony, the outgoing queen, Fátima Bosch, will pass the crown and national sash to her successor, who will be entrusted with the responsibility of representing the nation in the upcoming international competition.
The event will take place at Mexico City’s iconic Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros—a venue that seamlessly blends muralist art with high-profile live performances. The red carpet is scheduled to begin at 6:00 PM, setting the stage for an evening filled with elegance and spirited competition.
A total of 32 state representatives—hailing from every corner of the country, from Aguascalientes to Zacatecas—will face off on the main stage in rounds testing their eloquence, poise, and social presence. The winner crowned on this May 27th will immediately assume the duties and commitments associated with the national title, commencing her preparations for the global Miss Universe pageant.
What time does it start, and on which digital platforms can you watch it live?
For those wishing to follow the candidates’ progress minute by minute, the good news is that the entire gala will be available to watch live and completely free of charge. The official broadcast is set to begin promptly at 6:30 PM (Mexico Central Time).
The primary online stream will be available via the “EN VIVO” YouTube channel—an accessible option compatible with mobile phones, tablets, computers, and smart TVs. Additionally, the network will provide special coverage on its official digital portal, offering real-time updates on the competition’s highlights as the evening unfolds. SCHEDULE BY CITY:
Aguascalientes: 6:30 PM
Baja California: 4:30 PM (2 hours earlier)
Baja California Sur: 5:30 PM (1 hour earlier)
Campeche: 6:30 PM
Chiapas: 6:30 PM
Chihuahua: 6:30 PM
Coahuila: 6:30 PM
Colima: 6:30 PM
Durango: 6:30 PM
State of Mexico: 6:30 PM
Guanajuato: 6:30 PM
Guerrero: 6:30 PM
Hidalgo: 6:30 PM
Jalisco: 6:30 PM
Michoacán: 6:30 PM
Morelos: 6:30 PM
Nayarit: 5:30 PM (1 hour earlier) | Except for the municipality of Bahía de Banderas, where it is 6:30 PM
Nuevo León: 6:30 PM
Oaxaca: 6:30 PM
Puebla: 6:30 PM
Querétaro: 6:30 PM
Quintana Roo: 7:30 PM (1 hour later)
San Luis Potosí: 6:30 PM
Sinaloa: 5:30 PM (1 hour earlier)
Sonora: 5:30 PM (1 hour earlier)
Tabasco: 6:30 PM
Tamaulipas: 6:30 PM
Tlaxcala: 6:30 PM
Veracruz: 6:30 PM
Yucatán: 6:30 PM
Zacatecas: 6:30 PM
For those unable to follow the video broadcast continuously, the Miss Universe Mexico organization will also provide interactive updates on its official Instagram and Facebook accounts. Through these platforms, they will share everything from real-time video clips and photographs to the judges’ selections.
Source: heraldodemexico
