Showmatch 2011 - 2 de septiembre

Tony Kamo proposed a test to Marcelo: a very unusual dinner. The Iberian native invited him to eat some light bulbs, and, quick-witted, the host extended the invitation to Tito Speranza and Mariano Iúdica. The diners each took a light bulb, broke it with a hammer inside a napkin, and then, just before shattering the glass fragment, Tinelli asked for a replacement. Manuel Navarrete took his place, but not before refusing several times. Alfano and Casán joined them at the table: "They're playing with my life. If they cut out my karate tongue, my career is over," Moria quipped. The winner of "Soñando por bailar" (Dancing for a Dream) performed after being saved in the pole dancing duel 2.0, eliminating none other than the champion and runner-up of "Bailando 2010" (Dancing 2010). Having graced the cover of a men's magazine in which she posed scantily clad, she returned the favor to Graciela Alfano, after Alfano had gifted her mother a vest: "Since I almost always see her without underwear and she has prominent hips, I brought her a (huge) pair of panties, perfect for her." The former reality show contestant asked the judge to watch her choreography so she could judge her more accurately. It's worth remembering that in their last encounter, she had complained that Alfano wasn't paying attention and was giving her scores that had nothing to do with her performance. Alongside Franco Tabernero, Eugenia danced to Luis Miguel's "Ayer" (Yesterday) and it was a sensation: the ShowMatch dancers rose from their chairs to applaud her. Alfano responded to Lemos's insolence by donning the outfit and showing off her spectacular figure next to her former rival: "It modernized me. As for the adagio, it was extraordinary, and the score it deserves is a 10." It was Alfano's first 10 of the entire competition for Eugenia. "People mistake me for Ronnie Arias, the guy from CQC, and even Baglietto on the street. Or better yet, they yell 'Mucati' or 'Mucari' at me," complained the theater director, who displayed a photo from when he wasn't bald: "I was a mix of David Bisbal and Fito Páez." After the joke, he suggested to Tinelli that he find his perfect beauty: "You can start with a cucumber mask." His visual presentation was once again surprising: alongside Emanuel González, José María appeared covered only by plastic wrap shorts and markings like those drawn on the body before cosmetic surgery. With his original touch, he performed "Vuelve" by Ricky Martin. The one-minute-long performance received mixed reviews from the judges. While Alfano (8) praised González's performance and the chosen look, Flavio Mendoza was harsh (5): "It was strange. I wasn't even visually convinced." Moria continued the wave of criticism ("The cling film looked like a diaper to me," she said), and Pachano (3) added: "It's the first time I haven't liked anything. The nudity exposed them too much." Polino (3) closed the round of feedback by stating that he also didn't like the performance, but acknowledging that Emanuel and José María "are artists and they take risks."