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Dancing with the stars, tears and emotion live: the drama of the dancer
Emotional moment during last night’s episode of Dancing with the Stars, after a truly touching performance on the dance floor
Like every year, the episodes of Dancing with the Stars bring exciting moments live on television, both for the beauty and sympathy of certain choreographies, and for the touching stories of those who participate.
On last night’s episode of the talent show, Milly Carlucci had to deal with a very touching moment, tied to a dramatic story. But at the same time bring a message of hope to all those who suffer.
Among the competitors in this edition of Dancing with the Stars stands out Rosanna Banfi, the daughter of the famous comic actor Lino. Yesterday Banfi performed the covered head, a dance studied by her teacher to remember the fight against cancer that the actress has had to face in recent years.
Sara Di Vaira moved after the performance of Rosanna Banfi: the painful revelation
Big applause and strong emotions for Rosanna Banfi’s performance. But the most moved was the dancer Sara Di Vaira, former coach of Dancing with the stars and technical commentator this year with Simone Di Pasquale.
Judging the interpretation of Banfi, Sara Di Vaira burst into tears live, particularly moved by the ballet. The dancer’s explanation was shocking: “This morning I woke up with the news of my uncle’s death, he left with the same illness that Rosanna had”. 
A drama, that of cancers of all kinds, which unfortunately affects many people and families every year. Rosanna Banfi, however, with her choreography, did not just want to remember the terrible period spent between treatments, strong therapies and anxieties for her own health.
The actress’ intention in Dancing with the Stars is to give hope and optimism to all people, especially women, who are faced with tumors or very dangerous illnesses: “I dedicate this choreography to all the women who don’t have one, they have done it and to all those who are still struggling”.
A touching gesture, which particularly struck Carolyn Smith. The teacher and choreographer, also battling cancer for years, ran to embrace Rosanna Banfi on the dance floor, in a moment of great strength and solidarity.