El Gran Show (season 2 of 2013)

The second season of El Gran Show was aired on August 17, 2013 and count with polemics famous,^[1] the show is actually one of the favorites of the audience.

This season included the participation of the actress Carolina Cano, daughter of actors Carlos Cano and Patricia Frayssinet, The bullfighter Antonio Pavón and his partner, the model Sheyla Rojas, also the model Gino Pesaressi, the cumbia dancer Vania Bludau (former partner of Christian Domínguez), footballer Christian del Mar, the comic actress Grasse Becerra and the also comic actress Maria Victoria Santana (known for her role in "La Pánfila") who had an accident and left the contest, the top model Edith Tapia, the "Al Fondo Hay Sitio" Stars: Mónica Torres and Junior Silva, and the actor Luis Baca.

The winners of the season were Gino Pesaressi and Jacqueline Alfaro.

Cast

Couples

Scoring charts

Red numbers indicate the lowest score for each week

Green numbers indicate the highest score for each week (in bold, the best steps)

Underlined numbers indicate the sentenced couples for each week

     the couple was eliminated that week

     the couple was safe in the duel

     the couple was eliminated that week and safe with a lifeguard (there are only 2 lifeguards)

     the couple earned immunity, and could not be sentenced

     this couple withdrew from the competition

     the winning couple

     the runner-up couple

     the third-place couple

Average score chart

This table only counts dances scored on a 40-point scale (the VIP jury scores are excluded).

Highest and lowest scoring performances

The best and worst performances in each dance according to the judges' 40-point scale (the VIP jury scores are excluded) are as follows:

Couples' highest and lowest scoring dances

Scores are based upon a potential 40-point maximum (the VIP jury scores are excluded).

Dance chart

The celebrities and professional partners will dance one of these routines for each corresponding week (in some weeks, sentenced couples performed different dance styles):

• Week 1: Cumbia, latin pop, pachanga, pop, reggaeton, salsa, or timba (First Dances)
• Week 2: One unlearned dance (Party Night)
• Week 3: Hip-Hop or vallenato & team dances (Hip-Hop/Vallenato)
• Week 4: Cumbia or disco & team dances (Cumbia/Disco)
• Week 5: One learned or unlearned dance, the little train & the versus (The '90s)
• Week 6: One learned or unlearned dance, the little train, the versus & team dances (World's dances)
• Week 7: Trio ballroom dance & the versus (The '80s)
• Week 8: Salsa, the baileton & the versus (Salsa Night)
• Week 9: Bailanta or tex-mex & adagio (Bailanta & Tex-Mex/Adagio)
• Week 10: Cha-cha-cha, merengue & the baileton (Cha-cha-cha/Merengue)
• Week 11: Strip dance, fusion dance, the little train & the baileton (Semifinals)
• Week 12 (Finals):
  • One learned or unlearned dance & freestyle (Top 4)
  • Quickstep (Top 3)

Competences modalities

     Highest scoring dance

     Lowest scoring dance

     Gained bonus points for winning this dance

     Gained no bonus points for losing this dance

In Italic indicates the dance styles performed by sentenced couples in the duel

Notes

References