About Maria Edilia
Maria Edilia was a Venezuelan drag queen.
María Edilia is the stage name of Edixon Felipe Calanche Varela, a Venezuelan drag queen known for competing on the third season of Drag Race España.
Career María Edilia's first exposure to drag culture was when she started attending drag shows. Also, at a young age, she met a former Eurovision winner, Dana International, who she greatly admired.
In 2017, María Edilia immigrated, moving to Madrid, Spain, where she struck up a friendship with the drag artist La Plexy and began to perform at the nightclub Black & White. In 2022, she starred in the production Qué! infierno de cabaret, directed by Rubén Calvente, with Lady Savannah and Manu Barea.
In 2023, María Edilia joined the third season of the reality television competition Drag Race España, which premiered on April 16, 2023. In the first episode, after receiving negative critiques from the judges, especially regarding her performance in the maxi-challenge, María Edilia was up for elimination along with Drag Chuchi. They faced off in a lip sync battle to the song "Despechá" by Rosalía in which Drag Chuchi emerged victorious, making María Edilia the first contestant to be eliminated from the season. She was later awarded the title of Miss Congeniality during the reunion episode at the end of the season.
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Who was Maria Edilia?
Venezuelan drag queen
When was Maria Edilia born?
Maria Edilia was born in Maracay.
What was Maria Edilia's occupation?
Maria Edilia was a drag queen.
What nationality was Maria Edilia?
Maria Edilia was Venezuelan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Maria Edilia. https://biography.guide/maria-edilia/
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