1. Results
    Placements   Semifinalists' scores   Special Awards 

2. Contestants

3. Notes
    Debuts  Returns  Withdrawals  Did not compete 

4. General references

5. References

6. External links

Miss Universe 1993, the 42nd Miss Universe pageant, was held on 21 May 1993 at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico. At the event's conclusion, Dayanara Torres of Puerto Rico was crowned Miss Universe by outgoing titleholder Michelle McLean of Namibia.^[1] Seventy-nine contestants competed in the pageant.

The pageant was hosted by Dick Clark for the fourth and final time, with colour commentary from former Miss Universe titleholders Cecilia Bolocco (1987) and Angela Visser (1989).^[2]

This was the third time the pageant was held in Mexico, two years after Lupita Jones won Mexico's first Miss Universe title in 1991. In the weeks prior to the final telecast, the contestants visited Campeche, Oaxaca, Zacatecas, Querétaro and the Mexican borough of Xochimilco for official events and sight seeing.^[3]

The pageant was marred by booing from the crowd following the failure of the Mexican delegate, Angelina González, to advance to the top 10 of the national costume competition or the finals as one of the top 10 semifinalists.^[4] This was particularly directed towards Kenya Moore of the USA, the country that owns the Miss Universe Organization.^[1] During the judges' introduction, booing increased especially after Mexican judges Jose Luis Cuevas and Miss Universe 1991 Lupita Jones were introduced to the audience who held them responsible for Miss Mexico's non-placement.

This continued throughout the first two events of the night: the swimsuit and interview competition. The audience at National Auditorium only calmed down after the musical number with Michelle McLean and the delegates sang and danced to "Get On Your Feet" .^[4] Generalized booing stopped and the competition continued with the evening gown event, the judges' questions, the final question and the crowning, without major incident.^[4]

Results

Placements

Semifinalists' scores

{{colorbox|skyblue|border=darkgray}} The contestant succeeded to the Top 6

{{colorbox|pink|border=darkgray}} Top 3 highest scores on the said competition

Special Awards

Contestants

• {{ARG}} - Alicia Andrea Ramón
• {{ABW}} - Dyane Escalona
• {{AUS}} - Voni Delfos
• {{AUT}} - Rosemary Bruckner
• {{BHS}} - Marietta Ricina Sands
• {{BEL}} - Sandra Joine
• {{BLZ}} - Melanie Smith
• {{BOL}} - Roxana Arias Becerra
• {{BRA}} - Leila Cristine Schuster
• {{VGB}} - Rhonda Hodge
• {{BUL}} - Lilia Koeva
• {{CAN}} - Nancy Ann Elder
• {{flag|Cayman Islands|old}} - Pamela Ebanks
• {{CHL}} - Savka Pollak
• {{COL}} - Paula Andrea Betancur Arroyave
• {{CRI}} - Catalina Rodriguez
• {{CUW}} - Elsa Roozendal
• {{CYP}} - Photini Spyridonos
• {{CZE}} - Pavlina Baburkova
• {{DNK}} - Maria Hirse
• {{DOM}} - Odalisse Rodriguez
• {{ECU}} - Arianna Mandini Klein
• {{SLV}} - Katherine Mendez
• {{EST}} - Kersti Tänavsuu
• {{FIN}} - Tarja Smura
• {{FRA}} - Veronique de la Cruz
• {{GER}} - Verona Feldbusch
• {{GHA}} - Jamila Haruna Danzuru
• {{flag|Great Britain}} - Kathryn Middleton
• {{GRC}} - Kristina Manoussi
• {{GUM}} - Charlene Gumataotao
• {{GTM}} - Diana Galván
• {{HND}} - Denia Marlen Reyes
• {{flag|British Hong Kong|name=Hong Kong}} - Emily Lo
• {{HUN}} - Zsanna Pardy
• {{ISL}} - Maria Run Haflidadóttir
• {{IND}} - Namrata Shirodkar
• {{IRL}} - Sharon Ellis
• {{ISR}} - Yana Khodyrker
• {{ITA}} - Elisa Jacassi
• {{JAM}} - Rachel Stuart
• {{flag|Japan|1870}} - Yukiko Shiki
• {{flag|KOR|name=Korea}} - Yoo Ha-young
• {{LBN}} - Samaya Chadrawi
• {{LUX}} - Nathalie dos Santos
• {{MYS}} - Lucy Narayanasamy
• {{MUS}} - Danielle Pascal
• {{MEX}} - Angelina González
• {{NAM}} - Anja Schroder
• {{NLD}} - Angelique van Zalen
• {{NZL}} - Karly Dawn Kinnaird
• {{NIC}} - Luisa Amalia Urcuyo
• {{NGA}} - Rhihole Gbinigie
• {{MNP}} - Victoria Taisakan Todela
• {{NOR}} - Ine Beate Strand
• {{PAN}} - Giselle Amelia Gonzales
• {{flag|Paraguay|1990}} - Carolina Barrios
• {{PER}} - Déborah de Souza-Peixoto
• {{flag|Philippines|1986}} - Melinda Joanna "Dindi" Tanseco Gallardo
• {{POL}} - Marzena Wolska
• {{POR}} - Carla Marisa da Cruz
• {{flag|Puerto Rico|1952}} - Dayanara Torres
• {{MLT}} - Roberta Borg
• {{ROM}} - Angelica Nicoara
• {{SIN}} - Renagah Devi
• {{ESP}} - Eugenia Santana
• {{LKA}} - Chamila Wickramesinghe
• {{SUR}} - Jean Zhang
• {{SWZ}} - Danila Faias
• {{SWE}} - Johanna Lind
• {{CHE}} - Valérie Bovard
• {{THA}} - Chattharika Ubolsiri
• {{TTO}} - Rachel Charles
• {{TUR}} - Ipek Gumusoglu
• {{TCA}} - Michelle Mills
• {{URY}} - María Fernanda Navarro
• {{USA}} - Kenya Moore
• {{VIR}} - Cheryl Simpson
• {{flag|Venezuela|1954}} - Milka Yelisava Chulina Urbanich

Notes

Debuts

• {{CZE}} - Though Czechoslovakia was split, Pavlina Baburcova was actually the winner of Miss Czechoslovakia in 1992.
• {{EST}}
• {{SWZ}}

Returns

• Last competed in 1991:
  • {{BLZ}}
  • {{GHA}}
  • {{flag|Hong Kong|colonial}}
  • {{ITA}}
  • {{TTO}}

Withdrawals

• {{BMU}}
• {{flag|CIS|1992}}
• {{COK}}
• {{TCH}} - Split into Czech Republic and Slovak Republic on January 1, 1993.
• {{EGY}}
• {{KEN}}
• {{ROC}}

Did not compete

• {{flag|Zambia|1964}} - Elizabeth Mwanza

General references

• {{cite web|title=Miss Universe 1993 |url=http://www.pageantopolis.com/international/Universe_1993.htm |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120207055111/http://www.pageantopolis.com/international/Universe_1993.htm |website=pageantopolis.com |archive-date=February 7, 2012 |deadurl=yes |df= }}

References

External links

• Miss Universe official website

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