Adnkronos (Adnkronos) – After a record-breaking debut, the best in the last 14 years with approximately 3,5 million viewers, 'Ballando con le Stelle' is preparing for its second episode, airing tomorrow on Rai1. And, amidst the cast changes, the judging panel's dynamics, and the recent move to the new studio named after Pippo Baudo in Saxa Rubra, Milly Carlucci, Bruno Vespa's guest on 'Cinque Minuti' alongside judge Guillermo Mariotto, urges caution: "You have to touch wood, you should never boast about a first episode."
The host said the program has moved to the Rai studios in Saxa Rubra, but the experience hasn't changed for viewers at home.
"We've moved to Saxa Rubra, but the public doesn't notice because the studio is the same. Our little world behind the scenes is different, but we've adapted."
Among the stars of the new edition are, among others, Ornella Muti, Monica Guerritore, Massimo Ghini, and Noemi Bocchi, who in a video message, recounted the emotion she experienced at her debut: “I was very excited, I didn't understand anything about either the jury or the audience.
Now the second episode is coming and I will be in the same situation as the first,” said Francesco Totti’s partner.
The host then spoke about the first sparks: “Simona Ventura (in the treasure chest together with Francesca Fialdini, ed.) has already thrown a stone in the dovecote by talking about Barbara d'Urso's jealousy of Ornella Muti.”
The dispute, as Mariotto explained, "was over Pasquale La Rocca (who was d'Urso's dance partner last year, ed.), the 'forbidden fruit' of 'Ballando'." Muti also sent a video message: "I'm very happy to be having this experience. I didn't expect it to be so tiring, but full of emotion, passion, and jealousy," confessing that dance has always been "a dream come true." Themes of jealousy and seduction, according to Carlucci, will continue to liven up the dance floor of the Rai1 dance show.
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