Modeling Career, Radio and Other Appearances
A long her TV Career she has made a lot of commercials like; Ecko with Evangelina Elizondo and Elektra.
She have modeled for "Modeli", a Shoe Campaign with Alan Tacher.
She was introduced by "Quién" Magazine, as one of the prettiest girl of Mexico, next to Yadhira from Nicky Klan and Belinda.
She have done some modeling as a Quinciañera and in the online magazine of Ventaneando with Paty Chapoy, where she appeared months later on the cover, introducing her as the new hostess of Los 25+.
María Inés has made several appearances in different magazines, like 2010 Elle Magazine(latinamerica edition).
She has a 12 spread editorial photoshoot in the October '09 issue of Glow Magazine.
She has a photo spread in the December '09 issue of InStyle Magazine (latinamerica edition).
Ana Silvia Garza, mother of Mariana Garza, revealed a book called "Pro age/Dove" in which 53 different personalities dedicate a thought to each one of their mothers. This book is a special edition made by the world wide brand "Dove", which is not going to be on sale but they are going to be 253 copies among the famous women who made a contribution to the book. Where Ma.Ines participated with some of other thoughtfull women like Paola Rojas, Fernanda Familiar, Ana María Alvarado, Dominika Paleta and Liz Gallardo, among others.
She was on the radio broadcast on EXA FM every Sunday, bringing a summary of every concert of La Academia's 2009 New Generation.
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