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South East Asia Dances with the Stars

16 August 2010

South East Asia has succumbed to the romance of the rumba, the Latin beat of the cha-cha-cha and the Hollywood grace of the waltz as two new territories pick up the glittering format Dancing with the Stars (Strictly Come Dancing).

Vietnam (VTV3) and Indonesia (IVM) are the latest two countries to license the reality TV format from BBC Worldwide.

IVM, Indonesia’s national commercial broadcaster, plans to broadcast its local version, entitled Dancing with the Stars, later this year. Vietnam’s version, Buoc Nhay Hoan Vu, aired on VTV3, Vietnam Television’s subsidiary channel, this spring with excellent ratings.


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