RTL dance show
“Let’s Dance” – these are the tasks the finalists have to deal with
Gabriel Kelly is considered to have a good chance of winning “Let’s Dance”. But the race will probably be close.
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Grand finale of “Let’s Dance”: In the dance show on Friday evening, three celebrities and their professional dancers will fight for the title. Only those who are in top shape will survive the program.
These are the dances of the “Let’s Dance” finalists
Each of the three final couples has prepared three individual dances. Sports journalist Wosnitza will dance a rumba to “Eres Todo En Mí” by Ana Gabriel in the jury dance, her favorite dance will be a quickstep to “I Want You To Want Me” by Letters To Cleo and her final freestyle will be to songs by Beyoncé. Viewers can look forward to the hits “Run The World”, “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)”, “Crazy In Love” and “Halo”.
Soost and his professional dancer have come up with the following: a slow waltz to “What A Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong as the jury dance, a samba to “Tum Takketà” by Luca D, Alessandro Olivato as the favorite dance and a final freestyle on the theme of “Men in Black”. The soundtrack consists of the songs “Men in Black”, “Who Let The Dogs Out”, “Back In Time” and “I Will Survive”.
Singer Gabriel Kelly will probably not be asked twice to perform his final dances on Friday. He will dance a samba with Malika Dzumaev to “Mas Que Nada” by Sergio Mendes feat. Black Eyed Peas as the jury dance, a tango to “Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica as his favorite dance and the final freestyle to the theme “Romeo and Juliet”. The medley will consist of the songs “Dance Of The Knights”, “Lovefool”, “I’m Kissing You” and “Herrscher der Welt”.
The celebrities and professional dancers in the final of “Let’s Dance” (from left): Gabriel Kelly, Malika Dzumaev, Ekaterina Leonova, Detlef D! Soost, Jana Wosnitza and Vadim Garbuzov.
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As usual, Victoria Swarovski (30) and Daniel Hartwich (45) will lead the evening, while Joachim Llambi (59), Motsi Mabuse (43) and Jorge González (56) will sit on the jury and the last three Evaluate celebrities with their points. The finalists can earn up to 90 points in total.
Reunion with all “Let’s Dance” couples
Aside from the competition for the winner’s trophy, the final show will also feature a reunion with all of this year’s “Let’s Dance” couples. They will give it their all on the dance floor together with their dance partners.
Maria Clara Groppler (25) dances a cha-cha-cha with Mikael Tatarkin (27) to “How Will I Know” by Whitney Houston, Eva Padberg (44) and Paul Lorenz (37) a quickstep to “The Singer” by Liza Minnelli. Lina Larissa Strahl (26) and Zsolt Sándor Cseke (36) can be seen with a quickstep to “I’m Just A Girl” by No Doubt. Stefano Zarrella (33) and Mariia Maksina (27) dance a Charleston to “Via Con Me” by Paolo Conte and Sophia Thiel (29) and Alexandru Ionel (29) perform a contemporary to “Torna a Casa” by Maneskin.
Biyon Kattilathu (40) and Marta Arndt (34) also return with a tango to “Rockin’ Robin” by Bobby Day, Tony Bauer (28) and Anastasia Stan (26) with a quick step to “I’m Walking” by Fats Domino. Lulu (31) and Massimo Sinató (43) perform a tango to “Bust Your Windows” by Jazin Sullivan in the finale of the RTL show, while Ann-Kathrin Bendixen (24) and Valentin Lusin (37) perform a contemporary to “Am I Enough” by Loi.
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