Marina Mora, second runner-up in Miss World 2002, d The daughter of Barbara Cayois one of the 85 candidates who dreams of becoming the winner of the beauty pageant.
The truth is that there are moments of considerable pressure and it depends on whether it is self-pressure or external pressure. I think that at this moment it is important that Alessia be calm and do your best for the next stage, which is to stay at the top or win.
I think he has everything to move to the top 16. We have seen his evolution, he has prepared himself, I hope he gets the results he expects and we all hope as Peruvians.
(Laughs) Well, I have participated in several contests and not all of them sleep, in some cases yes, in others not because there is a lot of adrenaline apart from the pressure, but it is advisable that you sleep so that you are fresh.
In the first pass, he looked very good with the swimsuit, but in the typical suit, his nerves did show, but we hope that it has not affected him because we want him to win so we are going to hope that he is within the semifinalists and once there, play your best role and show everything you have learned in this time.
Yeah, he’s definitely over it, these are things that happen. So a lot of good vibes for Alessia and ¡Arriba Péru! And to all of you who want to represent us in beauty pageants, my advice is to start early and prepare a lot, and whenever you want, I’ll be happy to wait for you at my school.
The last three Miss Universe winners; that is, the South African Zozibini Tunzi (2019), the Mexican Andrea Meza (2020) and the Hindu Harnaaz Sandhu (2021), each one was awarded an amount of 250 thousand dollars. Under this premise, it is expected that the winner of this edition will obtain the same amount. The amount is at the rate of one annual salary that the organization grants for obligations and responsibility acquired by winning the contest.
