Júlia Guerra, aged 35, showcased her talent and pride as Miss Rio Grande do Sul during the International Rodeo of Soledade, where she rode on horseback and captivated the audience. The event occurred on Sunday, and the rodeo announcer, Éder Azeredo, highlighted her ambition to represent her state in the Miss Universe Brasil pageant set for April and May. Guerra's participation not only entertained but also served as a platform to promote her home state.

In her journey, Guerra visited Soledade, the city of her birth, where she engaged with local traditions and cultural organizations, such as the Vaqueanos da Cultura's Native Arts Group. As part of her preparation for the upcoming pageant, she has been utilizing her social media presence to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Rio Grande do Sul, emphasizing aspects such as its traditions, tourism, and cuisine. Through her posts, she shares her experiences of riding horses dressed in traditional attire and participating in events that echo the spirit of her state.

Guerra’s efforts to promote Rio Grande do Sul reflect a broader intention to instill regional pride and share the state's unique characteristics with a national audience. By displaying its cultural richness and traditions, she aims to attract interest and encourage tourism, thereby contributing to the local community while pursuing her dreams on a national stage.