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La Más Draga season 6

sixth season of 'La Más Draga'

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Source revisionJul 10, 2026
Entity authorityQ122639448 ↗
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The sixth season of La Más Draga aired on 12 September 2023, is available through YouTube, and is produced by La Gran Diabla Producciones. The series features fourteen contestants from all over Mexico competing for the title of La Más Draga of Mexico and Latin America and a cash prize of $600,000 MXN Pesos. The winner of the sixth season of La Más Draga was Cattriona, with Aries, Electra Walpurgis and Juana Guadalupe as runners-up.

The judges panel of this season include Mexican TV personality and beauty pageant titleholder Marisol González, who is also the main host, hair and makeup artist Yari Mejía, drag performer Bernardo "Letal" Vázquez, and Spanish actress and dancer Raquel Martínez.

Similarly to the fourth and fifth season, thirty-four drag performers from the audition tapes were selected and asked to perform in a Live Audition held in Mexico City. However, one contestant (Aries) was singled out and confirmed to be cast even before the live auditions. The live auditions was broadcast on 14 March 2023, with three contestants confirmed to be cast by the judges and public vote (Ank Cosart, Cattriona, and Juana Guadalupe). The final contestants were announced on 30 August 2023.

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Yari Mejía, designer, stylist, singer and model

Bernardo "Letal" Vázquez, drag queen and professional makeup artist

Raquel Martínez, actress and dancer

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