Mexican singer Belinda tops People en Español’s list of the 50 most beautiful

Preciosa Jimenez
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Miami.- Mexican singer Belinda leads the ’50 Most Beautiful’ list of 2026 by People en Español magazine, which also placed Colombian Karol G, Dominican actress Zoe Saldaña, Puerto Rican model Dayanara Torres, and Mexican basketball player Karim López in prominent positions.

The publication, which described the Spanish-born Mexican artist as “unstoppable” and having a “good sense of humor,” highlighted her projects this year, such as her starring role in ‘Carlota,’ the upcoming HBO historical series about the empress of Mexico of the same name, and her song ‘Por ella’ for the World Cup.

“Thoughts, energy, values, education, for me all of that is beauty and I pay more and more attention to those details and those details make a person beautiful inside and out,” commented the 36-year-old actress to the magazine regarding her appointment.

In its music section, People en Español chose Colombian Karol G as the most outstanding, followed by Mexican Danna Paola, Puerto Rican Luis Fonsi, Colombian Feid, and Cuban Cimafunk.

The most beautiful actors

In the acting category, the Dominican Zoe Saldaña leads the list, ahead of the Mexican Sofía Castro, daughter of the actress and former first lady Angélica Rivera, as well as the Brazilian Marcus Ornellas, Jennifer López, and the Colombian Danna García.

While in the television or podcast host ranking, Dayanara Torres, Miss Universe in 1993, appears in first place, above the Venezuelan host Rodner García, the Colombian Carmen Villalobos, the Puerto Rican Karla Monroig, and the Cuban William Valdés.

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And in the sports category, People highlighted Karim López, the first Mexican chosen in the first round of the NBA draft, as well as Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro, Cuban-American Fernando Mendoza, Mexican soccer referee Katia Itzel García, and Spanish soccer player Lamine Yamal.

“The protagonists of this list are just a sample that sport increasingly has a Latino face and a Spanish accent,” the publication noted.

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