Barrie Dance Studio

Image taken on 2007-08-11 17:06:41 by William Forrester.

Final Complete Version Here: www.youtube.com Short preview of the DANCE this… 2007 performance at the Moore Theatre in Seattle, Washington. This video featuring the DANCE this… Company Dancers Choreography: Napoleon * Tabitha D’umo, assisted by Daniel Cruz Music: Orchestrate the Groove (Remixed by Napoeon & Tabitha D’umo) Video Production by: Ian Lucero Music: “Like a Boy” by Ciara. “The Way I Are” by Timbaland “Get Me Bodied” by Beyonce 2007

me still practicin in my garage…add some comments, they’ll help me to improve much more than this!! thanx peace for everybody

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