Miss Universe 1986

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Miss Universe 1986 was held at ATLAPA Convention Center, Panama City, Panama on July 21, 1986. Bárbara Palacios Teyde of Venezuela crowned as Miss Universe 1986. Seventy-seven contestants competed in the 1986 Miss Universe Pageant.

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Special awards 2 Contestants 2.1 Trivia 3 External links

[edit] Results

• Miss Universe 1986: Bárbara Palacios Teyde (Venezuela).
• The runners-up were:
  • 1st runner-up: Christiane Crane Fichtner (USA)
  • 2nd runner-up: María Mónica Urbina Pugliese (Colombia)
  • 3rd runner-up: Brygida Bziukiewicz (Poland)
  • 4th runner-up: Tuula Polvi (Finland)
• The delegates who made in the top ten are: Deise Nunes de Souza (Brazil), Mariana Villasante (Chile), Elizabeth Robinson Latalladi (Puerto Rico), Eveline Nicole Glanzmann (Switzerland) and Aimee Likobe Dobala (Zaire).

[edit] Special awards

• Congeniality: Dina Reyes Salas (Guam)
• Photogenic: Susanna Huckstep (Italy)
• National Costume: Gilda Garcia Lopez (Panama)

[edit] Contestants

Argentina - Maria de los Angeles Fernandez  Aruba - Mildred Jacqueline Semeleer  Australia - Lucinda Bucat  Austria Manuela Redtenbacher  Bahamas Marie Bethel Souder  Barbados - Roslyn Irene Williams  Belgium - Goedele Maria Liekens  Belize - Romy Ellen Taegar  Bolivia Elizabeth O'Connor Brazil - Deise Nunes de Souza  British Virgin Islands - Shereen Desmona Flax Canada - Renee Newhouse  Chile Mariana Villasante Colombia - Ma. Monica Urbina  Cook Islands - Lorna Sawtell  Costa Rica - Aurora Velasquez  Côte d'Ivoire - Marie Francoise Kouame  Curaçao - Christine Sibilo  Cyprus - Christina Vassaliadou  Denmark - Helena Christensen Dominican Republic - Lissette Chamorro  Ecuador - Veronica Sevilla  El Salvador - Vicky Elizabeth Cañas Alvarez  England - Joanne Ruth Sedgley  Finland - Tuula Polvi France - Catherine Carew  Gambia - Rose Marie Eunson Germany - Birgit Jahn  Gibraltar - Gail Anne Francis  Greece - Celia Demetrios Mandaki  Guam - Dina Reyes Salas  Guatemala - Christa Kalula Wellman Girón  Holland - Caroline Veldkamp  Honduras - Sandra Navarrete Villanueva  Hong Kong - Robin Lee  Iceland - Thora Thrastardottir  India - Mehr Jessia  Ireland - Karen Ann Shevlin  Israel - Nili Druker

Italy - Susanna Huckstep  Jamaica - Liliana Cisneros  Japan - Hiroko Esaki  Korea - Young-Ran Bae  Lebanon - Reine Philip Barakat  Luxembourg - Martine Christine Georgette Pilot Malaysia - Betty Chee Nyuk Pit  Malta - Antoinette Zerafa  Mexico - Connie Carranza New Zealand - Christine Atkins  Northern Mariana Islands - Christine Guerrero  Norway - Tone Henriksen  Panama - Gilda Garcia Lopez  Papua New Guinea - Anna Wild  Paraguay - Johanna Kelmer  Peru - Karin Lindemann  Philippines - Violeta Asela Nalus  Poland - Brygida Bziukiewicz  Portugal - Mariana Carrico Puerto Rico - Elizabeth Robinson Lattaladi  Réunion - Genevieve Le Bon  Scotland - Natalie M. Devlin  Singapore - Farah Lange Spain - Concepción Isabel Tur Espinosa  Sri Lanka - Indra Kumari Sweden - Anne Lena Rahmberg  Switzerland - Eveline Yvonne Glanzmann Thailand - Thaveeporn Klungpoy  Trinidad and Tobago - Candace Jennings  Turkey - Demet Basdemir  Turks and Caicos Islands - Barbara Bulah Mae Capron  Uruguay - Silvana Garcia USA - Christy Fichtner  United States Virgin Islands - Jasmine Turner Venezuela - Barbara Palacios Teyde  Wales - Tracey Rowlands  Western Samoa - Tui Kaye Hunt  Zaire - Likobe Aimee Dobala

[edit] Trivia

• During the Parade of Nations, the candidate from the Philippines, Violeta Asela Nalus, gave a reference to People Power Revolution, which happened 5 months before the pageant. Coincidentally, Nalus was wearing yellow (specifically Gold) which was the symbolic color of the revolution.

[edit] External links

• Miss Universe official website

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