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Also known as Pitita Queen

Pitita, sometimes referred to as Pitita Queen, is the stage name of Bernat Bordes Vendrell (born February 16, 1995), a Spanish drag performer from Barcelona, known for winning the third season of Drag Race España.

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Born
1856
Died
1888
Works
6

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  • Kehavata-mālā
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Listeners
243
Total plays
1,744

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Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Spain
Place of birth
Barcelona
Occupation
drag queen
Languages spoken
Catalan
Image
Pitita DRES.jpg
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pseudonym
Pitita
birth name
Bernat Bordes Vendrell
alternative name
Pitita Queen
Commons category
Pitita
sexual orientation
homosexuality

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Pitita, sometimes referred to as Pitita Queen, is the stage name of Bernat Bordes Vendrell (born February 16, 1995), a Spanish drag performer from Barcelona, known for winning the third season of Drag Race España.

== Career == In 2023, Pitita joined the third season of the reality television show Drag Race España, which premiered on April 16, 2023. Gay Times called her the season's "fashion queen". In the season's fifth episode, titled "Snatch Game," in which the main challenge consisted of celebrity impersonation, Pitita chose to play Sara Montiel, however this was not well received by the show's judges. In the seventh episode, Pitita was nominated, along with Pakita and Pink Chadora for a double elimination. The three queens competed in a lip sync battle to the song "No controles" by Olé Olé to stay on the show. Pitita was ultimately declared the winner with Pakita and Pink Chadora eliminated from the season. In the eighth episode, Pitita was declared the winner of the main challenge, "Un, dos, drag," ("One, two, drag," a reference to the long-running Spanish game show Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez) for her fourth win of the season. After the ninth episode, which saw the elimination of Clover Bish, Pitita became one of the season's four finalists.

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