Aaron Carter takes the initiative to "Dancing with the Stars Week Premiere season begins

Aaron Carter takes the initiative to "Dancing with the Stars Week Premiere season begins  
"Dancing With the Stars" is back on television Monday night by a great first season in two hours, and at the end of the night, a pop star has taken a great leap forward.
The male celebrities competing this season were the only dance floor with their professional partners on Monday and was Aaron Carter, younger brother of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, who led the rankings with partner Karina Smirnoff.
Aaron, one of the youngest competitors this season, fans were quick to judges with his cha-cha.
"Wow! Little Aaron Carter grew up," took the judge Carrie Ann Inaba raved like Aaron and Karina at home 22 of 30 points, the highest individual score of the night. "I really see much fire in you ... I thought it was great."
But Aaron was not the only attraction of the night. "Iron Chef America" ​​host Mark Dacascos has used its power of martial arts to take their cha-cha - with his partner Lacey Schwimmer - 21 of 30 significant points.
Donny Osmond, who this year is to dance with Kym Johnson Aussie favorite, also took an impressive performance, netting 20 of 30 points.
And Louie Vito, a professional snowboarder who revealed he has never seen "ETAP" NET scored 19 of 30 for their foxtrot partner Chelsie Hightower with her.
But competition does not stop there. "Dancing" has thrown a twist on the opening night - the relay tower. 
The division of the dancers and their partners in two groups, four pairs of dancing a kind of tag team style number. Four couples danced salsa, and four couples danced the Viennese waltz.
For the relay group of salsa, which included Ashley Hamilton, Chuck Liddell, Louie Vito and Donny Osmond Donny was that "smoked" em "as Carrie Ann said, winning the result up to 10 relay points. Louie the second place (8 points), Chuck finished third (6 points) and Ashley was the last (4 points).
More Viennese waltz over from Aaron Carter was once again triumphed (10 points). Mark took second (8 points), Michael Irvin, took third place (6 points) and Tom DeLay took fourth (4 points).