Daniela Roldán is a 20-year-old fashion design student with a deep passion for the arts. She expresses herself through poetry, music, drawing, and learning new languages. From a young age, she was recognized for her ability to connect with others, even being called the “peace mediator” at school. Years later, she earned a scholarship for being the top student in her class, which led her to pursue fashion design—a field that not only enhanced her creative skills but also opened doors to modeling and beauty pageants.

Daniela comes from a religious family, which has helped her develop strong values that guide every step she takes. Despite facing personal identity challenges and initially pursuing a career path without her parents’ support, she quickly gained recognition in the industry, earning the nickname “Queen of Hearts” for her genuine connection with people.

Her social work focuses on shaping young leaders by serving as an example of resilience and helping others find their voice. She works with various institutions, leading leadership workshops built around three key stages: introspective leadership, where youth explore their strengths and fears in a safe space; interpersonal leadership, where they learn to recognize and value the potential in others; and social leadership, where they unite their talents as a community to support a common cause.

As a queen, Daniela strives to be a bridge between fashion and social impact. Her goal is to use her platform to inspire people to get involved in meaningful causes that create positive change. For that reason, she is launching a new project in collaboration with the brand Arte y Puntadas, where she will serve as an ambassador for a campaign supporting women’s empowerment through the sale of t-shirts. The proceeds will go to a foundation that helps young girls.