Showmatch 2010 - 27 de julio

On July 27th, the hip-hop gala kicked off on Dancing 2010, and Jésica Cirio was the standout celebrity of the night. Marcelo Polino was the surprise guest on Tuesday night, replacing Ricardo Fort. Model Sofía Zámolo put an end to her argument with Nicolás Espinosa, Paddy Jones' dance partner, and was the first to move to the hip-hop beat, the new rhythm. Together with Maxi Diorio, she performed "When I Grow Up," earning a total of 27 points. Matías Alé, wanting to avoid any controversy, told Tinelli that Tuesday was the Day of Love in Kabbalah, a day when people "seek to forgive themselves for past romantic experiences in order to move forward." The reference struck a chord with Alfano, who ironically stood up to hug a spectator. "When questioned by the host, the actor downplayed Fort's absence from the judging panel and praised Polino for filling in. However, he said it would be good if the millionaire returned anyway "because of the energy he generated on the show." When it came time to dance to "Sexy Back," Matías got lost and was in the bottom two. The judges voted to perform the choreography regardless. Alfano and Pachano agreed against it, but the three remaining votes were the majority. The dance finally took place, although of course, without modifying the rules and going directly to the bottom two. Accompanied by her mother, Amalia Granta danced to a Beyoncé song ("Bootylicious"). She scored 29 points, but before saying goodbye, she stated that they adapt to the music provided by the production "because we don't have the privilege of some who do and choose what to dance to." Tinelli asked her to clarify who she was referring to, but the Rosario native didn't name names. Hugo Ávila, the choreographers' coordinator, spoke up and asserted that no one can choose them. Jésica Cirio and Chilean Rodrigo Escobar shone with their version of Christina Aguilera's "Dirty," despite having rehearsed for only three days, and achieved the highest score of the night. Earlier, Cirio admitted to being estranged from her boyfriend. In total, she earned 33 points. Fort's absence left another empty seat, besides his usual spot on the judges' panel: the bodyguards'. Disoriented by finding that seat unoccupied, Marcelo Tinelli approached a floor producer and asked him to be his bodyguard from now on. The man in question, whose name is still unknown, is neither tall nor muscular, but once Marcelo gave him a shirt, a black jacket, sunglasses, and a hands-free device, he met the host's expectations.