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Le Cocó is a Spanish drag performer and one of the contestants on the fourth season of Drag Race España. She would later be crowned España's Next Drag Superstar at the finale.

About[]

28 años. Madrid. Le Cocó se define como el labio de la noche madrileña y “la cabrona de la temporada”. Es de la capital y viene del podium, del streptease integral y “de la calle”, porque para ella “Madrid es calle y Le Cocó es muy Madrid’. Sus referentes son las top models de los 90, Madonna y el cine de Almodóvar. Le hace mucha gracia lo que siempre le dice su abuela: “Deja de hacer la guarra en los escenarios y tira para Pasapalabra”. No puede ir a ningún lado sin un buen pelucón porque sus pelucas la definen totalmente. Viene a Drag Race España para llevarse la corona porque ya es el momento de que gane “una de Madrid y, además, pelirroja”.[2]

Drag Name Origin[]

TBA

Track Records[]

Seasons Competed: España Season 4
Ranking: 1st Place
(Winner)
Maxi Challenges Won: 2 (Eps. 7, 8)
Mini Challenges Won: 1 (Ep. 5)
Times as Team Captain: 0
Times in Bottom Two: 1 (Ep. 9)
Episode Eliminated: N/A

Memorable Quotes[]

Drag Race España Season 4[]

  • "Un momento, ¿pensábais que Le Cocó iba a perderse el evento?" (entrance quote)

Trivia[]

  • Part of episode 7, in which she won her first Maxi Challenge, took place on her birthday.[citation needed]
  • Prior to the cast announcement of Season 4, Le Cocó spread a rumor that she was the second eliminated from the season when people would tell her they knew she was on.[3]
  • Le Cocó is the 70th winner in the Drag Race franchise.
  • Le Cocó holds the exact same track record as Drag Race España Season 2 runner-up, Venedita Von Däsh, with two wins, three high placements, three safe placements and one bottom two placement each.

Gallery[]

Drag Race España Season 4[]

Drag Race España Season 4 Looks[]

Filmography[]

TV[]

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2024 Drag Race España (Season 4) Self Contestant (Placed 1st)

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