Bailando por un sueño (Argentina)

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Bailando por un sueño is a segment inside the television program of Argentina called "Showmatch", emitted by Channel 13. Taking the format of the program as a base of ¡Mira quién baila! of Spain or Dancing with the Stars of Australia, Bailando por un sueño it looks like more the Mexican version of the same one.

On the contest, an anonymous dreamer (man or woman) that besides must be an amateur dancer, is accompanied by an Argentine celebrity in a contest of dance, where, week to week, they will have to demonstrate their skills for the dance in different paces, since: tango, chacarera, salsa, merengue, flamenco, rock, disco, hip-hop, axé, etc. The couple who obtains fewer points on the part of the juror will remain sentenced in order that this way, is the public who with their SMS's, or telephone calls, votes for what couple must be the one that will continue in the program.

Today, there is in the air the third edition of this famous contest, being sworn of same icons of the artistic Argentine scene like: Reina Reech, Moria Casán, Gerardo Sofovich and Jorge Lafauci.

By the way, inside the program Showmatch that Marcelo Tinelli leads, there is another contest of similar characteristics called Singing for a dream or Cantando por un sueño. Practically every night in that both segments are emitted, both manage to be leaders of hearing in their finge time, in spite of the fact that part of the viewers considers that the program should turn out to be heavy.

Unlike the international versions, Dancing for a dream (Argentina), it took, from the second edition, the most polemic course due to the constant discords and discussions of the famous ones who accompany the dreamer and the members of the juror. This, more than anything, do that Showmatch rises of rating the nights in which the juror counts to the couples.^[1]^[2]

[edit] Contestants

Season 1 (Autumn 2006):

Carmen Barbieri (actress/TV host) (partnered by Cristian Ponce) - Winner
Dady Brieva (comedian) (partnered by Mirtha Lima) - Runner-up
Jessica Cirio (model/actress) (partnered by Marcelo Petrín) - Semifinalist
Miguel Ángel Cherutti (comedian) (partnered by Emilia Almada) - Semifinalist
Guillermo Novellis (singer) (partnered by Lorena Musa) - 4th evicted
Dalma Maradona (actress) (partnered by Omar Madeo) - 3rd evicted
Pamela David (actress) (partnered by Pablo Giménez) - 2nd evicted
Matías Santoianni (actor) (partnered by Nathalia Rodríguez) - 1st evicted

Season 2 (Winter 2006):

Florencia de la V (actress/comedian) (partnered by Manuel Rodríguez) - Winner
Emilia Attias (model/actress) (partnered by Lucas Tortorici) - Runner-up
María Eugenia Ritó (actress) (partnered by Darío Díaz) - Semifinalist
Moria Casán (actress/TV host) (partnered by Leonardo Picinato) - Semifinalist
Miguel del Sel (comedian) (partnered by María Leonor Ochoa) - 8th evicted
Silvina Luna (actress) (partnered by Matías Ramírez) - 7th evicted
Gino Renni (actor) (partnered by Karina Caregnato) - 6th evicted
Emanuel (magician) (partnered by Lorena Battle Ojeda) - 5th evicted
Boy Olmi (actor) (partnered by Lorena Paranyez) - 4th evicted
Ana Acosta (actress/comedian) (partnered by Oscar Méndez) - 3rd evicted
Pablo Tamagnini (singer) (partnered by Fabiana Limanski) - 2nd evicted
Pablo Alarcón (actor) (partnered by Viviana Pérez) - 1st evicted

Season 3 (spring 2006), featuring an all-female celebrity cast:

Carla Conte (TV host) (partnered by Guillermo Conforte) - Winner
María Vázquez (model) (partnered by Diego Bogado) - Runner-up
Laura Fidalgo (dancer) (partnered by Gustavo Rojas) - Semifinalist
Ximena Capristo (actress) (partnered by Guido de Paoli) - Semifinalist
María del Carmen Valenzuela (actress) (partnered by Matías Pedemonte) - 11th evicted
Luciana Salazar (actress) (partnered by Luis David Jazmín) - 10th evicted
Eliana Guercio (actress) (partnered by Diego Viera) - 9th evicted
Evangelina Carrozzo (model) (partnered by Javier Rojas) - 8th evicted
Julieta Prandi (model/TV host/actress) (partnered by Eduardo Garro) - 7th evicted
Marcela "La Tigresa" Acuña (boxer) (partnered by Javier Riveros) - 6th evicted
Ginette Reynal (TV host) (partnered by Pablo Pezet) - 5th evicted
Amalia "Yuyito" González (actress/journalist) (partnered by Carlos Juárez) - 4th evicted
Karina Jelinek (model) (partnered by César Soria) - 3rd evicted
Beatriz Salomón (actress) (partnered by Franco Contreras) - 2nd evicted
Alejandra Pradón (dancer) (partnered by Nicolás Avoletta) - 1st evicted

Miss Pradón had quit the contest on 6 October 2006 on account of health concerns, but agreed to return when she partnered Mr. Avoletta on the elimination round three days later. In the end, after an argument with the panel of judges over her stance in the competition, she left the program before it was revealed that she and Mr. Avoletta had been eliminated by the viewers' vote.

In this third season, the panel of judges was presided until 23 November 2006 by impresario and TV producer/host Gerardo Sofovich, alongside journalist Jorge Lafauci, actress and dancer Moria Casán, and actress and dancer Reina Reech. On Tuesday, 21 November, Mr. Sofovich announced that he would be resigning his post as the panel of judges’ president on account of what he felt were “some participants’ insolence and lack of respect for the judges”, and his vexation at the quarrels that had involved him (first with celebrity Laura Fidalgo, with whom he had already had an altercation before the contest, then with Javier Rojas, and lastly with the recently evicted Eduardo Garro). Although the show's host and producer (and Mr. Sofovich's personal friend) Marcelo Tinelli entreated with him to stay, his production stated that his replacements will rotate weekly for the remainder of the show.^[3] For the week of November 27, former football star Diego Maradona (who had competed in the Italian Ballando con le Stelle in 2005) took over Gerardo Sofovich's seat in the panel of judges.^[4]

However, Maradona's appearance lasted only one week. He was replaced with Florencia de la V (winner of the second edition of the show) for the rest of the show's run, but Moria Casán took over the juror's presidency.