Lucila Vit
Model and presenter (born 1985)
María Lucila Vit Lepíscopo (born 28 February 1985) is an Argentine-born Chilean model and presenter.
She is best known for appearing on Yingo and other Chilean television programs.
Early life and modeling career
Lucila Vit was born on 28 February 1985 in Rosario, Santa Fe. She studied at an Italian school, where she participated in various sports, including field hockey and swimming. Through her family, she has been a lifelong supporter of the football club Rosario Central. While still at school, she was approached by an Italian photographer from a sportswear brand, who invited her to a model casting. Vit was accompanied by her father and was selected.
In 2004, Vit won first place in the colitas contest in Argentina, and she was photographed for Gente magazine.
Later, she traveled to Chile for two months, after which she returned to Buenos Aires, but as she was frequently called to appear in events in Chile, she finally settled in that country. In 2005, Vit took second place in the Miss Reef Chile contest on the beaches of Maitencillo.
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