Milly Carlucci, with Dancing a message of life

"I hope that Dancing with the Stars has sent a message of life: in a moment when the world collapses around us, smiling is a medicine, an opportunity to shake off negativity. Here, if we have given the public some moment of good humor, of escape, I'm happy ".

After the final of Dancing with the stars, which crowned the couple made up of Gilles Rocca and Lucrezia Lando on Rai1, gathering an average of 4.9 million spectators equal to 23.69%, Milly Carlucci is "satisfied": "We lit up in bright colors on Saturday evening, garnering not only a huge audience, but also a huge following on social media: the final yesterday recorded 2.9 million interactions, numbers from Sanremo, unheard of for Rai ".

    A "battle won, indeed won", is the balance of the presenter, more than ever after the complicated weeks in which the cast and staff of the program had to deal with the Covid emergency: "It is a relief to have reached the end: in many moments - confesses Carlucci - I feared the total block.

    I felt the responsibility for all those who, in our vast family, earn if they work, otherwise they don't bring money home. Viewers have reached half of the problems we have addressed: the positivity to the virus has not only affected our cast, but also authors, technicians, between teams changed, rotations, tracking ".

    A mission accomplished also thanks to the commitment of the masters, "great professionals, coaches, choreographers, partners, but also psychologists", and a cast "guessed it: they are the characters, the engine of the show, it takes an eye in the choice, but also the luck of finding them free from commitments and ready to get involved ", underlines the presenter.

    "Now I will take a week to sleep", sighs Milly Carlucci, ready for the next engagement, the new edition of the masked singer, expected to debut on Rai1 at the end of January.

    "I hope that by then we will be at least half out of the emergency: in any case the goal is always to bring a smile and fun".