Nuestra Belleza México 1995
Date	October 22, 1995
Presenters	Raúl Velasco
Entertainment	Thalía
Venue	Teatro Morelos, Toluca, Estado de México, Mexico
Broadcaster	Televisa
Entrants	32
Placements	16
Winner	Vanessa Guzmán[1]  Chihuahua

The 2nd Nuestra Belleza México pageant, was held at the Teatro Morelos of Toluca, Estado de México, Mexico on October 22, 1995. Thirty-two contestants of the Mexican Republic competed for the national title, which was won by Vanessa Guzmán from Chihuahua, who later competed at Miss Universe 1996 in US where she was finalist in the Top 6. Guzmán was crowned by outgoing Nuestra Belleza México titleholder Luz María Zetina. She is the first blonde and only Chihuahuense to win this title.

The Nuestra Belleza Mundo México title was won by Alejandra Quintero from Nuevo León, who later competed at Miss World 1995 in South Africa where she was a semi-finalist in the Top 10. Quintero was crowned by outgoing Nuestra Belleza México titleholder Luz María Zetina. She was the first Neoleonesa to win this title.

This year the Nuestra Belleza México Organization negotiated the license of international Miss World contest. The contest Nuestra Belleza México is strengthened by offering their candidates two options for participating in the events of greater global significance: Miss Universe and Miss World. This year, Lupita Jones won the Miss World franchise and the right to send representatives to this event.

Results

Contestants

State	Contestant	Age
Aguascalientes	Leticia Soria Mereles	19
Baja California	Alma Alicia Ballesteros Robles	18
Baja California Sur	Clementina Ceceña Mascareño	20
Campeche	Eddy Esther Magaña Domínguez	20
Coahuila	Vanessa Guerrero Martínez	19
Colima	Martha Peréz Rodríguez	18
Chiapas	Laura Rita Espinoza Moreno	18
Chihuahua	Vanessa Guzmán Niebla	19
Distrito Federal	Adriana Fregoso Martínez	20
Durango	Esther Ileana Arreola López	21
Estado de México	María Guadalupe Flores	20
Guanajuato	María Eva Curiel Padilla	20
Guerrero	Karla Patricia González López	18
Hidalgo	Lizbeth Ileana Hernández Orta	19
Jalisco	Tania Prado Laursen	18
Michoacán	Erika Martínez Cárdenas	21
Morelos	Ruth Sarquit Valenzuela	20
Nayarit	María Consuelo Rodríguez Tarabay	24
Nuevo León	Alejandra Aidee Quintero Velasco	19
Oaxaca	Valeria Victorino Mungaray	20
Puebla	Emireth López Pulido	18
Querétaro	Cytlalhi Galindo Goméz	22
Quintana Roo	Natalia Genoveva Sánchez	18
San Luis Potosí	Katya Michel De la Torre	19
' Sinaloa	Dalina De la Peña Montoya	18
Sonora	Lourdes Guadalupe Portela Peñuñuri	22
Tabasco	Martha Alejandra Bolio Tirso	20
Tamaulipas	Nelly Yo-lan Chao Quiñones	21
Tlaxcala	María de Lourdes Sánchez Bretón	18
Veracruz	María del Socorro Retolaza Ulloa	19
Yucatán	Mary Tony Gasque López	19
Zacatecas	Yanira Adriana Reveles Peréz	21

Judges

They were the same Judges at the Preliminary and Final Competition.

• Federico Pizarro – Bullfighter
• Beatriz Calles – Events Organiser
• Luis José Santander – Actor
• Martha Cristiana Merino – Miss Mexico International 1986, Model & Actress
• Carlos Marcovich – Filmmaker
• Irán Eory – Actress
• Juan José Guerra – Politician
• Raquel Goujón – Beauty Consultant
• Saul Lisazo – Actor

Miss Dorian Grey competition

This was an internal competition, as part of the Steps to Fame award in Nuestra Belleza México. The title was won by Katya Michel from San Luis Potosí and was crowned by the outgoing Miss Dorian Grey titleholder Elizabeth Carvajal.

The musical part was enlivened by the group Garibaldi.

References

External links

• Official Website