Ján Koleník was the biggest star of this year’s Let’s Dance. Already in the first part, as he performed on the floor, it was clear to everyone that he had no competition. He moved like a pro in every round, and the women could literally gasp at the sight of him. No wonder he won the whole show. In the semi-finals, when it was decided who would advance to the shiny finals, each of the contestants called a person who means a lot to them to practice. Well, his niece and actor Števo Martinovič appeared in the final episode of Koleník. At that time, many viewers asked themselves the question why his. Ján Koleník called his niece and actor Štev Martinovič in the semi-final of Let’s Dance. Source: tv markíza “We went to school together, Jano was a year above us, so we’ve actually known each other since 2001. It’s been 21 years. We got along well with his entire year. Jano was a classmate of Miška Majerníková, Karin Hayda, Marko Geišberg. They were a year above us, and I am a classmate of Táni Pauhofová, Vici Kerekes, Mišek Kubovčík, etc. and the fact that our grades got along well with each other and we also had some cooperation within the school, I played with Jan in the same show as a freshman, so it started somewhere that we started to understand each other. And it’s nice to have someone from the field who can give you advice or guide you in some way. I think of him as my older brother, who is both an excellent actor and has been in the show business for a long time, he is absolutely in the limelight and has really tried everything, so sometimes I ask him for some advice. It’s amazing from him that despite everything he’s experienced, he’s still the modest Jano from Banská Bystrica and hasn’t changed at all as a person, and everything around him hasn’t affected him in any way. I appreciate that about him enormously,” Števo Martinovič told us at a recent jockey party. And since the audience sees Štev more as a comedian and Janek as a serious actor, how do their personalities match so perfectly? Štefan Martinovič Source: MARTIN DOMOK “Jano has a great sense of humor. He is a person who likes to laugh, likes to be laughed at, likes to evaluate what is funny, but somehow after 21 years I don’t perceive that I am a comedian and he is the more serious one, because there are situations when I am even much more serious like him. I am not primarily always funny and he is primarily always serious,” continued Števo. But has it also happened that Koleník called Martinovič and said, hey, buddy, could you have performed a bit better in this series or in this play? “When I ask him, he is always happy to give me advice, but he never gives me any unsolicited advice (laughs),” Števo added. So even in show business there are real friendships. Števo and Jano are true proof of that. Read also: Author: dd