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  2. Logan Edra - Wikipedia

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    Hip-hop classes quickly turned to breakdancing classes, and her career continued from there." [ 3 ] Edra was nicknamed "Logistx" by her father at age 10, and went on a strict schedule to develop as a dancer, which included gymnastics classes. [ 4 ]

  3. Hip-hop dance - Wikipedia

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    A second important event in the development of hip-hop was the start of hip-hop dance instruction. Buddha Stretch was a pioneer in this field. He started teaching formal hip-hop dance classes in 1989 at Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he continues to teach today. [69]

  4. Ana 'Rokafella' Garcia - Wikipedia

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    Garcia was raised in Spanish Harlem by Puerto Rican migrants and showed an early interest in breakdancing, as she saw hip hop performed in her own neighborhood. [2] She states that the cultural norms of her ethnic background contributed to this mindset, stating “being of Latino background there was a difference between what the males could get away with and what the females had to do". [4]

  5. Keir Simmons’ Twins Do Hip-Hop Dancing During 1st ... - AOL

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    Keir Simmons and his wife took their twin daughters to the U.S. for their first time, where they got to experience different kinds of dance in New York City. Keir Simmons’ Twins Do Hip-Hop ...

  6. Kyra Gaunt - Wikipedia

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    The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop Gaunt, attending the 2008 Pop Conference Kyra Danielle Gaunt is an African American ethnomusicologist , Black girlhood studies advocate, social media researcher, feminist performance artist , [ 2 ] and professor at the University at Albany in New York State.

  7. Parris Goebel - Wikipedia

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    Parris Renee Goebel MNZM (/ ˈ ɡ oʊ b əl /; [1] born 29 October 1991), also known mononymously as Parris, is a New Zealand dancer and choreographer.She is the founder and main choreographer of the Palace Dance Studio, which has produced dance crews such as ReQuest, Sorority, Bubblegum, and the Royal Family.

  8. Tabitha and Napoleon D'umo - Wikipedia

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    Traditionally in hip-hop, dancing to the beat is essential; lyrics can accent the movement, but the beat is the guiding force for the dancing. [111] Other hip-hop dancers, such as choreographer Shane Sparks, believe that lyrical hip-hop is hip-hop but not different enough for it to have a separate label or be in its own subgenre. [108]

  9. Beat Freaks - Wikipedia

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    She then explored further in dancing with funk styles and choreo hip hop. She was also a part of the performance crew, True II Form. She taught a variety of classes from popping, locking and breaking to teen choreo at Streetside Dance Studios in Boulder, Co. [ citation needed ] She is the newest member of the Beat Freaks, integrating into the ...