The road to love can be full of potholes, sharp turns, and confusing signs. For many singles, going to First Dates has become a good option to avoid more love disasters.
Over the years, Carlos Sobera’s program has become the perfect ally for those who, despite setbacks, do not give up on the idea of ??finding their better half. Julio and Pedro are two of the singles who have decided to appear on the program to try to redirect their love life in a special version of Carnival.
Pedro, a Cuban who has found a second home in Spain, has presented himself as a man of strong character, aware of his defects and determined to overcome them. “Dance has given me life,” he has confessed, showing not only his passion, but also his means of escape and expression. Although he has admitted to being a “jealous Latino: toxic, with character problems,” something he is trying to correct.
On the other hand, Julio, also a dancer, has radiated a different energy. His philosophy of life seems to be to jump into the pool without fear, also when it comes to love. “You have to move it like waves or cracking nuts,” he has said about his great ability to move his butt, something that has helped a lot in his relationships.
When the two met, the spark was instantaneous. The evening was enlivened by the surprise performance of a samba group for Carnival who wanted to count on Pedro to surprise Julio, who did not know that his date was going to appear before him with a naked torso.
This presentation, designed by Sobera himself, has been a complete success. Julio was left with his mouth open as soon as he saw Pedro’s physique and dancing skills. Thus, the bachelor has remained “white, melted, dead.”
Despite this, the bachelor’s legs have not trembled and he has been encouraged to dance with him along with the rest of the batucada. They both hit it off so much that in the booth they decided to let loose even more and dance together.
