Michelle Masson experienced a tense moment on Es mi sueño when José Luis “El Puma” Rodríguez kept his lever at zero after her performance of Solo aquí, by Airbag, alongside Juan Pablo Pighetti. The incident highlighted the disconnect between the jury and the performance presented on stage.
The performance took place in a crucial context for the contestants seeking to progress in the competition hosted by Guido Kaczka. With an emotionally charged and vocally demanding interpretation, Masson and Pighetti faced a significant challenge. However, upon finishing their performance, El Puma’s decision not to score the act immediately set the tone for the subsequent exchange.
Guido Kaczka was the first to point out the situation, noting live that the Venezuelan jury member had not shown support during the performance. “El Puma, nothing, he didn’t even move the lever,” expressed the host, reflecting the general reaction in the studio. This comment elicited an immediate response from Masson, who expressed her surprise with irony: “He doesn’t like us.” Her reaction contributed to making the moment one of the most talked about of the night.
The sequence underscored the importance of jury feedback in the show format; a brief signal can alter the perception of the performance and change the atmosphere in minutes. After listening to the actress, El Puma Rodríguez sought to clarify that his decision had no personal implications. “No, my dear, don’t say that. This is something musical, it has nothing to do with that,” he clarified, emphasizing his focus on artistic performance.
Additionally, El Puma acknowledged Michelle Masson’s growth, expressing: “You are a lovely girl, you are getting better each time and I understand your profession,” while maintaining his critical stance toward the gala. This balance between personal praise and artistic objection defined his intervention.
The jury also addressed Juan Pablo Pighetti, encouraging him in his path as a singer. “I believe you will have another opportunity and I want to see you again,” he commented, followed by a reflection on the attitude necessary to face the exposure of the contest: “This is a unique opportunity. Think about everyone who is watching you and pour your soul into it, not halfway.” The advice focused on the intensity and readiness to perform in front of a massive audience.
The night concluded without a definitive decision regarding the future of the duo, although expectations for upcoming galas were raised with the mention of a possible new opportunity for Juan Pablo Pighetti and the recognition of Michelle Masson’s progress.
Source: www.infobae.com
