Mexicana Universal 2018

Mexicana Universal 2018 is the 1st edition of the Mexicana Universal beauty pageant, formerly called Nuestra Belleza Mexico until 2017. This edition will feature several changes. Thirty-two participants, one per state, compete for the Title. The competition is scheduled for June 10, 2018. Denisse Franco, Nuestra Belleza México 2017, crown her successor at the end of the event. The winner will represent Mexico at Miss Universe 2018.

Mexicana Universal 2018
Date	June 3, 2018
Presenters	Brandon Peniche Kristal Silva
Venue	Foro de TV Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico
Broadcaster	TV Azteca
Entrants	32
Placements	16
Returns	Campeche Guerrero Quintana Roo Zacatecas
Winner	Andrea Toscano  Colima
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Results

Placements

Color keys

•   The contestant won in an International pageant.
•   The contestant was a Finalist/Runner-up in an International pageant.
•   The contestant was a Semi-Finalist in an International pageant.
•   The contestant did not place.

Placement	Contestant	International Placement
Mexicana Universal 2018	Colima – Andrea Toscano	Unplaced – Miss Universe 2018
1st Runner-Up	Tabasco – Aranza Molina	1st Runner-up – Reina Hispanoamericana 2018
2nd Runner-Up	Sinaloa – Mariely Leal
3rd Runner-Up	Guerrero – Guadalupe Valero	2nd Runner-up – Nuestra Belleza Latina 2021
4th Runner-Up	Jalisco – Nebai Torres	Top 15 – Miss International 2018
5th Runner-Up	Zacatecas – Karely Sandoval
Top 10	Michoacán - Leslie González[1][2]  Puebla – Montserrat Curis  Veracruz – Martha María Briano  Yucatán – AnaPaola de Anda
Top 16	Baja California Sur – Juliana Marinez  Coahuila – Priscilla Leal  Nuevo León – Andrea Merodio  Oaxaca – Yarith Cerón  Querétaro – Maria José Hernández  San Luis Potosí – Geraldine Machado

Contestants

32 contestants has been confirmed:

State	Contestant	Age	Height	Hometown
Aguascalientes	María Sareth Carranza Martin	19	1.80	Aguascalientes
Baja California	Belem Acevedo	25	1.69	Baja California
Baja California Sur	Juliana Martínez Camacho	18	1.77	Ciudad Constitución
Campeche	María de Jesús Rodríguez Toledo	21	1.70	Escárcega
Chiapas	Deborah Ozuna Rivera	23	1.73	Tuxtla Gutiérrez
Chihuahua	Janneth Marleny Vargas Díaz	20	1.74	Chihuahua
Mexico City	Daniela Larraguivel Ortíz	23	1.68	Morelia
Coahuila	Priscila Leal[citation needed]	22	1.76	Ciudad Frontera
Colima	Andrea Toscano Ramírez[citation needed]	19	1.75	Manzanillo
Durango	Idaly Ayala Anaya	18	1.75	Guanacevi
State of Mexico	Martha Isabel Chávez López	23	1.70	Atizapán de Zaragoza
Guanajuato	Karla Marcela Marcochio Hernández	24	1.71	Irapuato
Guerrero	María Guadalupe "Lupita" Valero Catalán	22	1.68	Iguala
Jalisco	Nebai Torres Camarena[citation needed]	24	1.78	Guadalajara
Michoacán	Leslie González Villagomez	21	1.72	Apatzingán
Morelos	Valeria Gabriela Vélez Gutiérrez	24	1.71	Cuernavaca
Nayarit	Viridiana Zamora Mejía	22	1.80	Tuxpan
Nuevo León	Andrea Merodio Reyes	22	1.72	General Escobedo
Oaxaca	Sayra Yarith Cerón Enriquez	24	1.76	Oaxaca
Puebla	Montserrat Curis López	22	1.71	Puebla
Querétaro	María José "Majo" Hernández Ledesma	25	1.75	Cadereyta de Montes
Quintana Roo	Eyra Daniela Leines Velasco	25	1.74	Cancún
San Luis Potosí	Geraldine Machado Argüelles	22	1.76	Ciudad Valles
Sinaloa	Maryely Leal Cervantes	21	1.78	Los Mochis
Sonora	Brenda Janeth Vargas Romero	24	1.76	Hermosillo
Tabasco	Aranza Molina Rueda	21	1.77	Macuspana
Tamaulipas	Rita Zulema Rodríguez Flores	20	1.75	Tampico
Tlaxcala	Jessica Juárez Márquez	22	1.72	Tlaxco
Veracruz	Martha Leticia Suárez Briano	25	1.74	Boca del Río
Yucatán	Anapaola De Anda Aviña	22	1.70	Tekax
Zacatecas	Karely Sandoval Aranda	19	1.81	Río Grande

References

1. Gonzalez Villagomez, Leslie (March 1, 2018). "Leslie Gonzalez Villagomez crowned Mexicana Universal Michoacán 2018". Facebook.
2. "Gobierno de Apatzingán on Facebook". Facebook. Archived from the original on 2022-04-30.^{[user-generated source]}

External links

• Official website
• El Universal Mexicana Universal website