Ondřej Ruml and Andrea Třeštiková left StarDance – News

The contestants performed three dances in the evening: jive, samba and waltz. The jury consisting of Tatiana Drexler, Richard Genzer and Jan Tománek preferred the couple Oskar Hes and Kateřina Bartuněk Hrstková. He scored 25 points. However, their assessment of the competitors was fairly fair.

Filip Blažek and Adriana Mašková were the first to dance their waltz. The jury praised the performance. “It was a fitness waltz,” said Richard Genzer, adding that Blažek eventually ran out of strength and felt he needed kinedryl as a judge.

The jury was then impressed with the second couple who played samba. At the same time, Oskar Hes and Kateřina Bartuněk Hrstková belong to the favorites of the 13th season according to the bookmakers.

The judges decided that it was clear that Hes had acquired a good genetic makeup, which he proved in the evening in samba. His father was the famous dancer and choreographer Richard Hes (1963-2014). His mother, Marcela Karleszová, also dances professionally.

Jiří Ježek and Lenka Nora Návorková were the third to appear in the evening. According to the judges, their jive was proof that everyone can dance well. “It’s good, thanks,” Genzer said, and Drexler said she didn’t understand how they could handle this on the floor.

The pair of Martina Ptáčková and Dominik Vodička, although they were not among the favorites of the competition, proved in their waltz that even a fighter can master a graceful rhythm. “Martina has a problem when she swallows… She is a big perfectionist,” assessed her partner Vodička. The jury also appreciated how they succeeded in the dance.

“Romantic, light,” Drexler said, among other things, that she didn’t think they could pull off this feat as a couple. “Hands, feel, legs a little harder, but otherwise perfect,” said Tománek.

Jana Paulová and Robin Ondráček entered Saturday afternoon as the winners of the first round. This time they did a samba and messed up the steps in it. “Basically there was no dancing. But the coziness was above the norm,” said Tománek, adding that the dancer could see that he was surprised at what dance Paulová had come up with.

Marta Dancingerová and Martin Prágr danced on the floor to the rhythm of the jive. “The performances this year are great,” Tománek summed up their performance. Genzer immediately said that he would call Marta. He thus accepted her words, in which she revealed that her her father is a fan of Jana Paulová. “She is her favorite actress,” she said.

Ta Thuy Dung and Jakub Mazůch showed the jury their waltz inspired by the Joker phenomenon. From the beginning, their movement was complicated by their torn clothes. Nevertheless, they finished it with honor. “The fact that you stood your ground is the highest level of professionalism. I can’t imagine that,” said moderator Marek Eben about the accident.

Drexler pointed out that the artistic value was still high and they managed to keep the dance in the music.

Patrik Hartl and Tereza Pruková bet on music and musical instruments with their samba. “I play in a non-professional band,” Hartl said. “It was also in the rhythm, but I would summarize it: if I wanted a samba parody, I would do it like this,” said Drexler. The judges agreed that no one saw the samba. Genzer said it was amazing that Hartl managed to combine the three dances of the evening at the concert: waltz, jive and samba.

Lucie Vondráčková and Lukáš Bartuněk immediately jive. “You’re a dancer… There are so many steps and movements that you don’t have time for,” said Tománek. Drexler praised the couple for being the first couple of the night to do a Latin dance together.

Ondřej Ruml and Andrea Třeštiková closed the round on Saturday. They used the Czech song Přejdi Jordán for their waltz. “A thousand percent better than last time,” Genzer said of their performance. The judges also agreed that the classics would suit this couple, as Ruml is “such a First Republic type”. However, Ruml and Třeštiková were the first to be eliminated at the end of the evening.