“Look Who Dances 2021”: Who’s Winning?

Ninth season of “Look who’s dancing” The broadcast of the sixth concert ended on the evening of Sunday, April 18th. For the first time in the history of a dance competition, the winner was selected exclusively by a qualified jury.

Alida Ortiz, La Bronca, Roberto Hernandez and Chef Jess qualified in the new season finals of “Mira Quinn Paella”. Throughout the competition, the stars gave themselves body and soul on the dance floor.

Dayanara Torres, Casper Smart and Patricia Manerola were the three judges who each week carefully assessed each of those involved in the important TV production of Univision.

The sixth and final concert of the ninth season of Mira Quin Paella began with a surprise musical opening that saw the final four contestants participate with Dayanara Torres, winner of the competition in the 2017 edition.

Puerto Rican singer Daddy Yankee was the great guest of the night to present his latest single, “Problema”.

Chiquinquirá Delgado and Borja Voces were the hosts of Season 9 of “Mira Quien Baila”, a special production of Univision because all of its participants are part of the Spanish-speaking television network.

Check out the closing ceremony details for Univision’s “Mira Quien Baila”:

A critical challenge for the final contestants of the competition

The four finalists of Season 9 of “Mira Queen Paella” dominated the dance floor for the final round of “U Bailou Major”, in which the challenge was to imitate the steps of musical numbers performed by the rest of the members. Participants throughout the competition.

• Alida Ortiz danced to the rhythm of the musical theme “Between Your Body and My Body” by singer Millie Quezada, originally sung by Lindsay Cassinelli.
• Roberto Hernandez seduced viewers with the musical theme “Polleria” by David Bisbal, initially presented by Chef Yesos.
• La Bronca transferred her hips to Britney Spears’ song “Baby One More Time,” initially sung by Lindsay Casinelli.
• Chef Yesos was surprised by the musical theme of “Maybe, Maybe, Maybe” by Andrea Bocelli, initially introduced by Victor Gonzalez.

Individual presentations are announced prior to the competition winner

Chef Yesos, La Bronca, Roberto Hernandez and Alida Ortiz made a final solo show before unveiling the name of the lucky winner in Season 9 of Univision’s “Mira Quien Baila”.

• Roberto Hernandez danced on the musical theme “Rico vacilón” by the band Vieja Trova Santiaguera.

Dayanara Torres highlighted that Hernandez’s development is one of the most impressive in the history of Mira Quinn Paella.

• La Pronca danced on the musical theme “Para no verte más” by La Mosca Tsé – Tsé.

“You are a whirlwind that sweeps and defines its presence wherever it stops,” said Patricia Manerola, referring to La Bronca’s performance.

• Chef Yissos danced to Tango to conclude his participation in the dance competition.

“I feel like every dance I’ve done goes from there,” Dianara Torres told the details that his mother blessed Chef Yesos, who recently passed away from her cancer.

• Alia Ortiz danced to the music of “Malo” by Spanish singer Pepe.

“The dance was exciting, sensual, strong and incredibly strong,” Kasper Smart admitted when speaking of Ortiz’s latest solo performance.

The winner of “See Who Paella” is …

Jesوسs Diaz, known technically as Chef Jess, was the undisputed winner of the ninth season of Univision’s “Mira Quien Baila”. The Venezuelan chef gets a $ 30,000 check for the foundation he represents: Amigos for Kids, whose mission is to prevent child abuse.

Simply words of gratitude for being able to live this experience, and gratitude that I danced with my mother at every party. This is an experience I will never forget, it was wonderful for me, ”said Chef Yesos.

The finalists were …

La Bronca was ranked fourth in the competition. The Mexican star received a check of five thousand dollars for the organization he represents: Chirla, an entity designated for immigrants and DACA.

Roberto Hernandez took third place in the competition. The Cuban TV broadcaster received a $ 5,000 check for the foundation he represents: Amhiga Hispana, a non-profit organization founded in Austin, Texas, to empower Spanish-speaking women through education.

Alia Ortiz ranked second in the competition. Miss Puerto Rico received a check of ten thousand dollars for the foundation she represented: Hogar Ruth, the foundation that provides preventive shelter and support services for domestic violence survivors in her hometown of Puerto Rico.