César Augusto Curti represented Brazil at Mister International 2011 and competed against 32 other candidates at the Patravadi Theatre in Bangkok, Thailand on December 17, 2011. He won the title. 

Runner-up to Curti was Martin Gardavský of the Czech Republic. The respective second, third and fourth runners-up were Steven Yoswara of Indonesia, Lê Khôi Nguyên of Vietnam and Marco Djelević Virriat of Sweden.

Mister International was founded by Alan Sim of Singapore. The title was won by Wissam Hanna of Lebanon in 2006, Alan Bianco Martini Malgioglio in 2007, Ngô Tiến Đoàn of Vietnam in 2008, Juan Bruno Kettels Torrico of Bolivia in 2009 and Ryan Terry of Great Britain in 2010.

Marco Djelević Virriat, Steven Yoswara, César Augusto Curti, Martin Gardavský, Lê Khôi Nguyên
Marco Djelević Virriat, Steven Yoswara, César Augusto Curti, Martin Gardavský, Lê Khôi Nguyên
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Mister International 2012 contestants

On November 24, 2012, Curti will crown his successor at the Esplanade Theater in Bangkok. It is the seventh edition of the international beauty pageant based in Singapore.

There are 38 men competing for the Mister International 2012 crown. Here are the candidates:

  1. James Mathieson (Australia)
  2. Pedro Mejias (Bahamas)
  3. Joshua Vanfraeyenhoven (Belgium)
  4. Denis Paolo Ruiz (Bolivia)
  5. Ricardo Magryino (Brazil)
  6. Jason Mesa (Canada)
  7. Gao Ximin (China)
  8. Reinel Rodriguez Vergara (Colombia)
  9. Jorge Suarez Gomez (Costa Rica)
  10. Robert Anderle (Czech Republic)
  11. Anthony Santana (Dominican Republic)
  12. Guillaume Reyne (France)
  13. Sukhraj Hayer (Great Britain)
  14. Yves Moise Conséant (Haiti)
  15. Opangtongdang Jamir (India)
  16. Rizal Alaydrus (Indonesia)
  17. James Murphy (Ireland)
  18. Francesco Basile (Italy)
  19. Ali Hammoud (Lebanon)
  20. Gjorgi Filipov (Macedonia)
  21. Evan Siau (Malaysia)
  22. Sai Constantine (New Zealand)
  23. Mark John D. Gutoman (Philippines)
  24. Bruno da Cunha (Portugal)
  25. Luka Raco (Serbia)
  26. Ron Teh (Singapore)
  27. Ján Haraslín (Slovakia)
  28. Marko Šobot (Slovenia)
  29. Kim Doyeop (South Korea)
  30. Miguel Arce (Spain)
  31. Dimitri Dolapihilla (Sri Lanka)
  32. Andreas Ahlberg (Sweden)
  33. Piyanat Sujari (Thailand)
  34. Mert Ciftci (Turkey)
  35. Alexander Sabadosh (Ukraine)
  36. Aaron Weine (United States)
  37. Gary Pinha (Venezuela)
  38. Đỗ Bá Đạt (Vietnam)

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