Miss Perú 1994
The Miss Perú 1994 pageant was held on April 10, 1994. That year, 24 candidates were competing for the national crown. The chosen winner represented Peru at the Miss Universe 1994.[1] The rest of the finalists would enter in different pageants.[2]
Placements
Final Results | Contestant |
Miss Peru Universe 1994 |
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Miss Peru Asia-Pacific 1994 |
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Miss International Peru 1994 |
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1st Runner-Up |
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2nd Runner-Up |
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Top 10 |
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Special Awards
- Best Regional Costume - Lambayeque - Claudia Muñiz
- Miss Photogenic - Amazonas - Lidia Ferrari
- Miss Congeniality - Callao - Karina Calmet
- Miss Elegance - Loreto - Patricia Cabanillas
- Miss Body - Ica - Sandra Delgado
- Most Beautiful Face - Amazonas - Lidia Ferrari
Delegates
Trivia
- Cecilia Brozovich celebrated her 18th birthday during the Miss Peru 1994 finals.
- Jessica Tapia became the first Latin American woman to win the Miss Asia-Pacific title.
- Lidia Ferrari was not being able to travel to participate in the Miss International pageant for undisclosed reasons.
- Viviana Cisneros was replaced by Karina Calmet, for Miss Hispanidad pageant because she had to withdraw due to a leg injury. Karina Won the pageant that year.
- The outgoing titleholder Deborah D'Souza Peixoto sported the same Evening Gown (when she crowned her successor) that Miss Amazonas 1989, Ana Rosa Vick, wore during Miss Peru 1989.
Judges
- Madeline Hartog-Bel - Miss World 1967
- Juan Giha - Peruvian shooter & Olympic medalist
- Javier Blanco - Regional Manager of San Antonio (Mineral water)
- Norka Peralta - Peruvian Designer
- Renata Reiche Neuman - President of the foundation to preserve the Nazca Lines
- Francesca Zaza - Miss Peru 1982
- Guillermo Arguedas - General Manager of Mossone Hotel
- Dr. Max Álvarez - Plastic Surgeon
- Nelly Silva - Peruvian Painter
- Jean Paul Strauss - Peruvian Singer
Background Music
- Opening Show – Miss Peru Anthem (composed by Coco Tafur)
- Swimsuit Competition – Samir Giha - "25 Boleros Medley"
- Evening Gown Competition – Raul Di Blasio - "Amarraditos" & "La Flor De La Canela"
- Special Guests Singers
- Elsa Maria Elejalde - "El dia que te vuelva a Besar" & "Europa"
- Guillermo Dávila - "Barco a la Deriva" & "Cuando se Acaba el Amor"
References