On site at “Let’s Dance”: What viewers don’t see on TV


The 19th season of “Let’s Dance” started on Friday (February 27th). FOCUS online was there live on site in Cologne and reveals what viewers didn’t see on television.

At 7:50 p.m. on February 27th, around 900 people will sing “I Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston in the MMC Studios in Cologne. While episode 8470 of “Good Times, Bad Times” is currently flickering across the screen on RTL, “Let’s Dance“The warm-up is already in full swing. The audience is clapping, waving their arms, rehearsing enthusiasm. When the show goes live at 8:15 p.m., the mood should ultimately be right – awake, loud and ready to dance.

Danger of tripping at Victoria Swarovski

The eye-catcher of the evening is undoubtedly Victoria Swarovski (32), who enters the stage in a black lace dress. What TV viewers don’t see is that production employees are always standing around them during breaks to hold the long train. Finally, the presenter has to overcome a large step to enter the dance floor.

Another detail that is hidden from viewers on their TV screen at home also causes astonishment. Even before the live show officially begins, Victoria Swarovski walks through the studio with a striking blue blanket over her head and shoulders.

Victoria Swarovski protects herself with a blanket.

Victoria Swarovski protects herself with a blanket. private

Daniel Hartwich whispers something into the ears of the “Let’s Dance” stars

Before the group dances begin, viewers at home see clips of the candidates who then perform. Meanwhile, presenter Daniel Hartwich (47) sneaks back onto the dance floor with the dancers and whispers something in their ears. What? This also remains a secret for the spectators on site.

Daniel Hartwich has for them "Let's Dance"candidates one last message before their big appearance.

Daniel Hartwich has one last message for the “Let’s Dance” candidates before their big appearance. IMAGO / Panama Pictures

Yikes! Where has Joachim Llambi gone?

Many “Let’s Dance” fans have probably wondered what happens on the dance floor during the commercial breaks. The answer is surprisingly simple: we keep dancing. But while Motsi Mabuse (44) and Jorge González (58) – with prominent support from Lilly Becker (49) – dance, someone else prefers to withdraw.

During the first two breaks, juror Joachim Llambi (61) immediately disappears behind the scenes. Later, the notorious critic can be seen talking on the phone at the jury’s desk.

During the commercial breaks, Lilly Becker suddenly appears on the dance floor.

During the commercial breaks, Lilly Becker suddenly appears on the dance floor. private

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