Viewers of Markíza TV have been waiting for this moment for months! The special 11th year of the dance show Let’s Dance, in which prominent personalities from previous years once again presented themselves on the dance floor, saw a spectacular climax on Sunday, May 10, 2026. The following returned to the dance floor: Ján Koleník, Jakub Jablonský, Kristián Baran, Vladimír Kobielsky, Juraj Mokrý, Nela Pocisková, Gabika Marcinková, Petra Polnišová, Zuzana Porubjaková and Jana Hospodárová.
During individual evenings, the audience was accompanied by moderators Jana Kovalčiková and Adam Bardy, and the performances of the competitive dance couples were evaluated by a jury consisting of: Ján Ďurovčík, Tatiana Drexler, Laura Arcolinová and Richard Genzer. Ján Koleník with Dominika Rošková, Kristián Baran with Eliška Betáková and Zuzana Porubjaková with Matyáš Adamac advanced to Sunday’s final.
These couples battled to win the tough challenge, during which they performed up to three different dances. Everyone had a new dance, then an improved dance from previous rounds and a show dance to the same Latin style song.
Zuzana Porubjaková and Matyáš Adamec became the winners of the 11th series of Let’s Dance based on the audience vote! They finished in second place Ján Koleník and Dominika Rošková and on the third Kristián Baran and Eliška Betaková.
The dance show Let’s Dance has been among the most watched and most prestigious formats on the Slovak television market for years. The season titled Let’s Dance: The Best of the Best started on Sunday, March 8 and it contained ten live broadcasts. An impressive backdrop was created by the audience, which was significantly expanded compared to previous series and to which fans could purchase tickets for the first time in the modern era of the show.
Let’s Dance is based on a license based on the original format of Strictly Come Dancing from the British BBC studiowhich has already been successfully sold to more than 60 territories worldwide under the distribution name Dancing with the Stars. For a long time, it scores points in, for example, the USA, Great Britain, Germany or Australia, but also in the Scandinavian countries and neighboring countries – in the Czech Republic, Austria or Poland.
