Dancing with the Stars is leaving practically no one happy. The four contestants who will be in the final have already been selected and the choice of Bruno Vila, the public's favorite, has felt quite bad in general. Neither the contestants nor the jury could believe that the Chain Reaction participant went over Jonan Wiergo.
Elena Tablada, one of the contestants already eliminated, has come out in defense of her friend Bruno, who had to listen to very harsh criticism. The Cuban, like the Galician, was one of the contestants who found the least understanding during her contest.
Although he has decided to go to Miami for Easter, he has found out what the judges have told Bruno and has shared his discontent on social networks. She has especially charged against the jury, whom he has accused of having "no tact or filter."
Despite recurring criticism about his dancing, the public has supported him week after week, defying the jury's opinion. The tension reached a very important point when Julia Gómez Cora, visibly tired of the Galician's poor progress, assured that no one was going to pay to see him. The candidate, however, responded: "I don't know if they would pay, but at least they would come because they vote for me."
Tablada wanted to show his public support for Bruno through Instagram. As she has expressed, she is "burned" by having to listen to the words of the experts, which she considers a public humiliation towards the young contestant.
Additionally, reflecting on her own experience, Elena has shared her disappointment with the program in another Instagram story. Thus, she has remembered her time with him as an unappreciated learning stage. "Nothing, I'm going to throw myself into alcohol," she said ironically and then criticized the lack of recognition of the efforts of those, like her, who dare to try something new after a certain age and without prior knowledge.
In addition to expressing her frustration, Elena has also taken advantage of her platform to point out who she considers truly deserving of victory. According to Tablado, the contest should have gone to Jonan Wiergo because he has had a very positive evolution throughout the program.
