The first months of 2024 will mean: new programs coming telecinco. ‘Aside from the continuation of Big Brother with a new variant, the Mediaset network is currently working on a new version of the format’Dancing with the stars‘ It was exclusively announced by YOTELE, the television portal of El Periódico de Catalunya from the Prensa Ibérica group.
Thus, a new group of celebrities will try to learn different dance styles under the guidance of expert instructors and, with the help of a professional dancer, will compete with each other to win the financial prize given at each gala and awarded with a grand prize. NGO.
‘Dancing with the Stars’ Spanish version of the British contest ‘Definitely Come DanceIts last edition was broadcast on La 1 de TVE in May 2018, hosted by Roberto Leal and Rocío Muñoz and produced by Gestmusic.
According to the information of this portal, which belongs only to YOTELE, it will now be Bulldog TV, which is owned by Mediaset, the production company responsible for the dance talents. In this way, compensation is made for the production of ‘Survivors’ being taken over by Cuarzo.
The idea of holding a competition with celebrities who learned to dance was brought to Spain in 2005!Look who’s dancing!’ From Gestmusic, which offers some differences compared to the original on which ‘Dancing with the Stars’ is based.
Anne Igartiburu was prominent as a presenter in her early years with great audience success. So much so that the public broadcaster gave him almost no rest between one edition and the next, and eventually burned him out.
In 2010, Telecinco took over the rights and appointed Pilar Rubio as host. Belen EstebanA man with no artistic talent became a winner with the support of the public. Edurne, the great favorite of the edition who worked wonders on stage, won the victory of the jury members.
Years later, in 2014, TVE saved it again with a more modest edition in terms of budget presented by Jaime Cantizano, until, in the heat of the success of ‘Operación Triumph 2017’, they decided to take on the British format.