The fourth appointment of Dancing with the stars it started with it playoff Between Sonia Bruganelli paired with Carlo Aloiae Alan Friedman con Jade Lini. The winner was not decided by the jury but by the audience at home, who decided that Alan Friedman would go ahead with a percentage of 54%. Sonia Burganelli was eliminated by the public, but was revived thanks to the people’s tribunes.
The challenge between Sonia Burganelli and Alan Friedman
Sonia Burganelli performed a bachata with her dance partner Carlo Aloia. The jury in the studio is headed by Carolyn Smith who commented positively on the performance of both competitors: “I liked Sonia, she’s doing a good job with the games”, he commented to the applause of the audience.
After Milly announced the stop to voting, she started the contactor, which declared Alan Fridman as the winner. Sonia Bruganelli must therefore abandon the race.
But what changed the fortunes was Rossella Errawhich together with Simone Di Pasquale e Sara Di Vairarepresents the tribunes of the people within the program. To great surprise, Erra launched the Wild cardthat is, the wild card. There are two Wild cards that can be used during the edition of Dancing with the Stars to save competitors and bring them back to the competition.
Rossella Erra didn’t hesitate and wanted to save Paolo Bonolis’ ex-wife to take her to the final, including Sara Di Vaira. The only one against, Simone De Pasquale who said he wanted to preserve the card for another competitor, who in his opinion might need it more than Bruganelli. “I’m very happy, because this week I really did a lot of hard work and I’m happy it showed,” Burganelli commented happily.
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The fourth appointment of Dancing with the Stars kicked off an electrifying playoff between Sonia Bruganelli paired with Carlo Aloia and Alan Friedman with Jade Lini. And who decided the fate of these brave souls? Oh, just those cozy couch potatoes at home! The audience had the power to vote, and in a shocking twist (plot twist alert!), Alan Friedman made it through with a whopping 54% of the votes. Sonia, bless her, was eliminated faster than you can say “samba,” but don’t worry, folks! She got a second chance thanks to the people’s tribunes. Yes, in reality TV, it seems you can be resurrected like a turtleneck-wearing Lazarus.
The Challenge Between Sonia Bruganelli and Alan Friedman
Sonia Bruganelli decided to heat things up with a bachata performance alongside her partner Carlo Aloia. Now, we all know the real stars are the judges, and leading the charge was Carolyn Smith, who couldn’t help but sprinkle a little positivity as she applauded: “I liked Sonia, she’s doing a good job with the games!” Games? Did someone say games? I thought we were here for the serious business of dancing!
But alas, the dance floor drama escalated when Milly announced the end of voting time, leading to Alan Friedman being proclaimed the winner. Poor Sonia—showing her best moves—had to pack up her glittering costumes and sashay away. But wait, there’s more!
Enter Rossella Erra, skipping onto stage like she owned the place, alongside Simone Di Pasquale and Sara Di Vaira. They represent the people’s tribunes—and when they hollered “Wild Card!” you could almost hear the gasp from the audience. Apparently, there are two Wild Cards available in this edition of Dancing with the Stars to save competitors, like a lifebuoy thrown to someone who’s flailing in an ocean of sequins.
Without missing a beat, Rossella swooped down to rescue Paolo Bonolis’ ex-wife in what can only be described as a heartfelt (and slightly unprecedented) move. Just picture it: “Save Sonia! The audience loves her!” Meanwhile, poor Simone was left holding the bag, thinking maybe his strategic mind could out-duel the heart of the people. “We should save someone else!” said Simone, clutching his own Wild Card like it was the last cookie in the jar. That’s right, folks, everyone loves a good underdog story, but can we really have a season without the banter of Sonia?
“I’m very happy, because this week I really did a lot of hard work and I’m happy it showed,” said a gleeful Sonia, probably imagining more curtain calls and rave reviews.
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Ah, the sweet taste of reality TV triumph! Who needs plot twists in soap operas when Dancing with the Stars gives us real-life drama, heartbreak, and a sprinkle of glittery hope? I mean, what’s next? A dance-off between the judges? Or better yet, a wild card to bring a rhino into the mix—just to liven things up a bit. Now that would be a dance party to remember!