Señorita México

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Señorita México is a national beauty pageant in Mexico, which from 1952 to 1993, was the official pageant responsible for sending the country's representatives to the Miss Universe and Miss World. Señorita México was replaced by Nuestra Belleza Mexico as the official beauty pageant of the country in 1994. Nuestra Belleza Mexico, which is directed by Lupita Jones, the country's first Miss Universe, also obtained the rights of sending Mexico's representatives to the pageants mentioned.

[edit] Winners

  • 1952: Olga Llorens Pérez-Castillo - Semi-finalist
  • 1953: Ana Bertha Lepe Jiménez - 3rd runner-up
  • 1954: Elvira Castillo Olvera
  • 1955: Yolanda Mayen
  • 1956: Erna Martha Baumann - Semi-finalist
  • 1957: Irna Arévalo
  • 1958: Elvira Leticia Risser Corredor
  • 1959: Mirna García Dávila
  • 1965: Jeanine Acosta Cohen
  • 1967: Valentina Valdés Duarte
  • 1968: Perla Olivia Aguirre Muñoz
  • 1969: Gloria Leticia Hernández Martín del Campo
  • 1970: Libia Zulema López Montemayor
  • 1971: Maria Luisa López Corzo
  • 1972: María del Carmen Orozco Quibrera
  • 1973: Rossana Villares Moreno
  • 1974: Guadalupe del Carmen Elorriaga Valdéz
  • 1975: Delia Servín Nieto
  • 1976: Carla Jean Evert Reguera
  • 1977: Felicia Mercado Aguado
  • 1978: Alba Margarita Cervera Lavat - Semi-finalist
  • 1979: Blanca María Luisa Díaz Tejeda
  • 1980: Ana Patricia Núñez Romero
  • 1981: Judith Grace González Hicks
  • 1982: María del Carmen López Flores
  • 1983: Mónica Maria Rosas Torres
  • 1984: Elizabeth Broden Ibáñez
  • 1985: Yolanda de la Cruz Cárdenas Avilés
  • 1986: Alejandrina "Connie" Carranza Ancheta
  • 1987: Cynthia Fallón García-Cepeda
  • 1988: Amanda Beatriz Olivares Phillips - 2nd runner-up
  • 1989: Adriana Abascal López-Cisneros - 4th runner-up
  • 1990: María de los Ángeles "Marilé" del Rosario Santiago - Finalist (Top 6)
  • 1991: María Guadalupe "Lupita" Jones Garay - Miss Universe
  • 1992: Mónica Zúñiga
  • 1993: Angelina del Carmen González Guerrero
  • 1994: Fabiola Pérez Rovirosa

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