?Bailando por un sueno?

Chris Stratton

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Anyone seen this? It looks like another DWTS-style show - was surfing channels and saw a duel between two couples dancing something resembling swing. It's on right now on broadcast 41 (maybe 40 on some cable?) in NY.

(Well, DWTS like in set and format, the dancers seem to all be amateur)
 
You know you're addicted to dancing when:

you should be getting organized for the start of the workweek and you're watching a dance competition in a language you don't understand...
 
I've been watching for several weeks. The show is *long*, so I usually fast forward through the talking (which I don't understand, anyway).

The premise is that each non-celebrity is paired with a celebrity. The winning couple in the end will have a dream (un sueno) granted. One guy -- who I think got eliminated last week -- was dancing to raise money for a drug rehab program. My favorite dancer, Betzy, is dancing to raise money to build a house for her brothers and sisters to live in because her parents are divorced or something. One of the others wants to raise money to get his brother an artifical leg. Yet another works with kids with Down's Syndrome and other handicaps, and wants to put an elevator in his house.

It's pretty tear jerking...there's this whole ceremony where the couple who is getting kicked out has to extinguish their big candle.
 
ouch

you kind of hope that there's enough money in the program for some sort of consolation award...

(at least this host can sort of dance in addition to talking)
 
Have you gotten a load of the hostess? The really tall blonde with the crazy dresses? Or maybe she's not so tall, but that the host is quite short. I don't know which...regardless, I nearly die laughing when I see her dresses each week, they're just so crazy.

Another thing that is a bit different about the show is that one of the judges' score is kept secret -- they hold up the paddle, but there's no number on it. I guess that's to build suspense.
 
Laura said:
Another thing that is a bit different about the show is that one of the judges' score is kept secret -- they hold up the paddle, but there's no number on it. I guess that's to build suspense.

Interesting...I prefer that to Carrie Ann Inaba holding up the wrong paddle! :)
 
RhumbaWaltz said:
You know you're addicted to dancing when:
you should be getting organized for the start of the workweek and you're watching a dance competition in a language you don't understand...

I'll admit that one of my favorite TV show moment is watching "The Soup" (of E! cable television) when they decide to have the Spanish soap opera moment of the week. Talk about some things being really over the top...
 

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