Toni Costa is involved in a slight mishap in “Mira Quien Baila”

The dancer Toni Costa He has demonstrated on more than one occasion that he is willing to face various challenges at a professional level and the most recent of them is his participation as a judge in the program “Mira Quien Baila” in its Costa Rican version.

During the development of the show, he has been in charge of giving unforgettable moments to viewers. However, not everything has been smooth sailing, as He experienced an accident on the dance floor at the hands of one of the participants, Mimi Ortiz.

The moment occurred while Toni Costa was correcting the participant’s posture in a waltz routine. It was thanks to the material of the dance floor and the celebrity’s socks that the latter could not maintain his balance, suffering a small slip.

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For this reason, true to his perfectionist personality, the former participant of “La Casa de los Famosos” could not help but resort to his official Instagram account to repeat the routine, now without setbacks.

“WE FIXED THE DISASTER! Family of Mira Quien Baila, today Mimi and I decided to relive and above all fix how badly our ‘short dance’ went on Sunday.”Costa began his message.

After showing the correct way to perform on the dance floor, the influencer also clarified that the reason behind his lack of coordination was the lack of familiarity with his dance technique.

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“Dancing with another person can confuse them, that’s what happened. There were some mistakes in the steps that we didn’t fit well, the thing about my socks is the least important thing, it only took away some of my grip on the floor, but I could dance, so we wanted to show you how it would have looked after practicing a little“he added along with the video.

This is how, once again, Toni Costa makes clear his expertise and talent in dancing, reasons that have led him to become one of the favorite judges of the Costa Rican public in the renowned dance competition.