Milan Plačko

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Milan Plačko (born 1972) - Slovak dancer, choreographer, dance coach and international judge in this field. She comes from Kosice, Slovakia.

Ballroom dancing started as an eight-year-old and he quickly began to win medals at junior championship dance competitions. At the age of 16, he won the title of Slovakian Champion for the first time (he has 20 medals in various dance disciplines) and started representing the Slovak Republic at the European and World Dances Championships in Latin America.

He has won many international dance competitions in Europe and the USA, and is the finalist of the European Championships in Latin American dance.

As a trainer and choreographer, he has raised a few Slovak masters both in Latin American dances as well as in standard dances. Dancing with the Stars

He appeared in the 6th edition of the dance program with stars, his partner was Helena Vondráčková. They took the 9th place.

He participated in the Slovakian versions of the dance with the stars. In the first edition he danced with Helena Vondráčková, they took 6th place. In the 3rd edition he danced with Marcela Laiferova, they took 9th place. In the fourth edition he danced with Patrice Vittekova, they took 5th place.

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