Danz Arena Y2K9

Top 5

1^st Chakraz

-Mega performance of the night! First and foremost, our heartfelt congratulations to Wheelz. You guys truly deserve the prized trophy! They executed the pongal celebration with pokiri pongal tremendously well. What an impactful performance! Totally loved the bull at the beginning, the platform at the side was very well utilized and the energy, simply superb. Definetly an improvement from Dhool 08’s pieces. One thing that we still recall was the extremely messy in their positioning but nope, not a dancer out of place for this piece! Truly an amazing feat accomplished by Chakraz. But why claim that the choreography was done by everyone when its not? Singapore has seen who’s truly behind Chakraz so we don’t think there was a need to have hidden that fact. The truth would have been much more pleasant to hear, but then again, that is your personal choice. Once again, CONGRATULATIONS CHAKRAZ!

2^nd Warriors

-Excellent excellent entertainment material. This is what showmanship is all about. We could clearly see that they were having fun on stage and that made us have fun from where we were sitting on stage as well! Kudos Warriors, you guys have accomplished the skill of getting the audience engaged along with you! The only downturn for Warriors, we feel, was that there was not much of props used. The concept you told the audience before the dance was a “thiruvizha”, but we didn’t see any props that aided with the feel of the concept. We think that if there was the use of appropriate varieties of props you guys could have been on a tie with Chakraz. Everyone learns from their mistakes yes? Anyways, your team competed like true Warriors. Fabulous effort and spirit! Here is a question posed to our readers. If we happened to spot MR John with Warriors during the morning of the competition, does that mean MR John is behind them? We have no answers to that, but what do you think?

3^rd RSR

-LADIES! Where do we begin! You ladies crushed competition during Danz Floor and honestly, we didn’t think you girls could top it off. But alas! You gorgeous girls have proved us wrong! The concept and performance put up was more ‘traditional’ compared to the top 2, but it was still captivating none the less. Ideas were very refreshing to watch! Choreography and co-ordination was simply awesome! We totally dig the Urumi Melam and when you girls lied down all of a sudden, we didn’t know what to expect. Your next move was the binding factor to seal you girls in the top 3. We even thought that you girls could have gotten 1^st or even 2nd, but then again, top 3 must have felt pretty awesome as well! You ladies bring the saying ‘girl power’ to a whole new level. It wasn’t a mass but definitely a class performance by you girls. Mr John, you really make things happen! Kudos to you and your team.

4^th Swastriyaz

-Swastriyaz. Sorry guys! When the hosts called out your name we were abit puzzled for a moment on which performance you guys did! Then it hit us. The “Meen Concept”. This was the group with the most beautiful props and costumes. We really have to appreciate the effort taken for that. You guys looked pretty with the makeup, costume and especially the fishes! Nice effort. But looking at the dance, we feel as though it didn’t hit the mark. First of all we felt that the whole dance was not entirely folk. The choreography was mostly fusion. We do commend the part that you guys tried to sync the lyrics with your dance but than again, we still feel it wasn’t folk enough. Maybe the judges decided to close one eye because this could be classified as semi folk? We aren’t too sure about that. But overall, the concept was good and performance was still top 5 worthy! So Congratulations fishy fellas!

5^th Mega Geniez
- Give up for Mega Geniez who decided to have a change of costume and dance for Danz Arena! You know what fella’s? You guys gave justice to the phase ‘medaiyae kolithitenga!’. Totally awesome! Honestly speaking, we wanted to come up there and join you guys, it was that addictive! Kudos to the song DJ has edited the song very entertainingly and these guys managed to capture it through their comical choreography. But here comes the bad bit. Co-ordination and positioning was abit messy and off at times. The weakness lies in the fact that all the boys didn’t have the same amount of energy. Some were blasting, and sad to say, some pulled the group down. And of course, we noticed that there were no props used in the entire performance. Having said all that, it was none the less a decent performance to watch. Can we just add that we are really really REALLY glad you guys decided to have a change of costumes? We were expecting you guys to come dance in your very same outfit made for the previous dance. LOL! Kidding fella’s! Awesome job!

Pretty Boys

- Theres a huge commotion going on with these fellas. So many comments going around regarding why they did not manage to clinch top 5 and all. We are no expert but we can try breaking it down for everyone to see why they didn’t. First of all, what was their concept? When India meets China. Ok. They begun with their ‘Wushu’ routine symbolizing China and they suddenly cut into ‘Tamizhendra naan oru’ song with their Indian folk steps. So where was the meeting, the ‘fusing’ of the 2 elements? It seemed to us more like they did one segment, then they moved on the next. There was nothing bonding between the 2. Next, choreography and co-ordination with that many boys on stage were, sad to say fellas, extremely bad! Compared to what you’ve shown us during Danz Floor, which we fell head over heels in love with, this performance was indeed a disappointment. We were wondering if Pretty Boys could pull off folk and we think its safe to say that they cant. We truly think that these were the reasons why our Pretty Boys didn’t make it to top 5, but we can say that they gave a commendable effort with their props and even their concept. So give it up to them for their heart for dance, going through all that trouble to make their huge props and bringing in the dragon. Also, it isn’t an easy feat having that many dancers in a group, but you fella’s tried and we at Dance 2 This applaud you guys for the effort. Do not despair, our Pretty Boys, have faith and carry on the Passion. We still have our eyes on you!

Crew Voltage

-Tage Tage Crew Voltage! Electrifying! There is something about this team that we just cant figure out. They seem to have the X factor all the time. Energy was at 100% throughout the whole dance! Not to forget, wonderful usage of props! It was very creative of you guys to use props that were not too common. We really enjoyed the umbrella and ‘cooling glass’ part. Made us laugh, CV is totally infectious with their smiles and energy on stage. Just one question, directed to the fellas. Why blindfold and dance when you guys were still standing in the same place! Defeats the purpose doesn’t it? Perhaps moving in a risky formation while dancing WITH the blindfold would truly have been a tremendous feat, but that’s just what we think. And as always, lets not forget our beautiful ladies along side these comical boys. You girls were up to par on energy and everything else with the fellas so hats off to you girls as well. Ouh, can we just add that we totally dug the guy’s costume tops? Nice neckline! We commend the effort put in for your dance and you guys lived up to your name. Tage Tage Crew Voltage, keep it burning!

Kali Resurrected

- Heres a group with after-results commotion as well. It’s true that what Kali Resurrected performed was typically folk and they should be appreciated for that. The first thing that comes to mind when Kali is mentioned is the Folk Genre. We really had high expectations for this team of talented dancers. They did deliver an awesome piece as expected, complete with energy and stamina. But then again, was it just us or did we feel as though there was too much drama and dialogues involved in the dance? And also, something that puzzled us throughout the dance. Live props like the horses and kids, they were just there throughout the dance doing nothing but stand there! Incorporating them into your dance would have made it more pleasant to look at AND earn you guys some extra points. Oru kallulae rendu maanganu solluvaangalae? Athuthaan ithu! Nevertheless, it was still a very nicely done piece. Loved it! Keep the Kuthu up Kali!

One last point to note. Consolation was totally given in random order under this logic. Leaving the top 5 aside, consolation prizes were given from the ones who performed last to the ones who performed first. So groups that have gotten 6th to 16th position don't get excited or worried it was called out in the random order afterall. That should clear things.

Special shoutout to AEROCRATZ AND AGNI RELOADED!

 YOU GUYS ROCKED THE FLOOR! WE FOR SURE MISS YOU GUYS IN THE DANCE SCENE! Thank you for giving us a power pack performance.

Mega Highlights

Did anyone manage to realize that the top 3 titles went to the top 2 Indian dance professionals in Singapore? Don’t get us wrong, we are not saying that they don’t deserve the top 3 positioning because truth be told they totally did. Infact there were actually on a league of their own. One step, one class, one world above the other performances. Can you disagree with us? So was it fair that they were allowed to enter Danz Arena with a piece that resembled one that  could pass off easily for a Aatam Nooru Vagai performance. In a way it was greed, in another way, it was just ambition. But these groups have to bear in mind that when they get extra help from outsiders, they totally cut off the winning chances for groups who take the trouble to do everything from costumes to choreography on their own. Whats fair or not, it just falls on deaf ears at the end of the day. Anyways, Dance 2 This have decided to keep the real top 3 aside and award a top 3 for groups who joined this competition with their own effort. Heres the ranking:

1. Mega Geniez

2. Crew Voltage

3. Kali Resurrected

We have to give credit where its due and for our top 3 pick, they would have been the winners if not for the real top 3. So kudos to the mentioned teams! We really enjoyed your performances!

Organizers

Danz Arena is a classic example of biting off more than one can chew. We received news from backstage that the organizers’ were rushing for time before the show started. Last Danz Arena started 1.5 hours late. This year, despite it being held in NUS UCC, it still started 1 hour later (half and hour improvement. Hopefully at this rate, Danz Arena Y2K12 will start on time).

There are a couple of factors that we would like to address;

1. No Minimum or Maximum Number of Dancers
What is the difference between a team of 6 and a team of 16, dancing at full energy keeping all other factors constant?

The Impact created.

In an audience point of view, it’s always nicer watching more people rather then lesser. The vibrancy and the reach to the audience would feel more apt for such a huge stage. First of all, we do not know if the dancers were informed that the UCC stage would be that enormous (We can’t presume everyone to know this fact). If the organizers had placed a rule, say, 10 (min) to 14 (max) dancers per team then they would have a standard factor to work with. If you had realized, the Top 3’ers for Danz Arena Y2K9 had 10 to 15 members in their team. The stage looked filled up and the power of the performance was amplified.

2. Exterior Factors
Factors like Urumi Melam players. Could have there been a rule imposed AGAINST bringing exterior, non members into a dance? Does this mean that since they were richer (to hire) these people, they brought a better impact and thus, they created much much much bigger of an appeal to the audience? Does money now play a factor to reaching the audience better? And does it mean that even if a team wanted to bring in exterior factors to help strengthen their performance, and they did not have the money, does this mean they have to lose out to teams that did? It would be different if teams got their own members to play the drums, which would have been more appropriate and better showmanship of their respective groups. Teams like Pretty Boys and Transitionz, just to name a few, played their own beat and it was a more commendable effort compared to those who brought in professional drum beaters. What do you, the public, feel about this?

3. Video Re-Cap on Groups for Danz Floor.
The Dance 2 This Crew felt that the video recap bits played before the teams entered was really nicely done. It refreshed the minds of those who came for Danz Floor and gave the ones who didn’t come a better view of who the group was. Very nicely edited with the after-interviews and such. Keep it going!

4. Well selected Judges
Compared to last year’s controversial judges, this years pick was more qualified and fair.

To the General Public:
The reason why we comment on the Organizers as well is because we feel that they are a huge factor for the care of Dancers and Audience alike. They are responsible for both the welfare of the competitors and entertainment of the viewers. And just as it sounds, it is a very tough responsibility for them to juggle both. In naming what we liked and what we don’t, it gives their own organization and other organizations a chance to rectify their own movements such that both performers and viewers enjoy themselves to their maximum on the day of the event. This does not mean that the organizers were bad or unprofessional. Events are bound to have glitches here and there but at the end of the day it is about the show moving smoothly.

With that, we think its safe to say that Gk Productions gave a very commendable effort on their part in putting up the years most awaited dance competition. For all your hard work and sweat put into this, A HUGE SHOUTOUT to all the employees and of course to the employer, MR GK as well. Fantastic spirit and a job well done!

With that we conclude this years Danz Arena’s Reviews! Goodnight!

Congratulations

CONGRATULATIONS 

 TO 

  CHAKRAZ

Winners of Danz Arena Y2K9

We are very sorry about the delay. The most awaited Danz Arena Y2K9 post will be posted up soon. We have been receiving emails regarding the tagboards. We will look into the details and will clear up the tags in few days time. Thank you! We will be back.

DANZ ARENA Y2K9 Preview

THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS

The most awaited dance competition of the year has arrived

DANZ ARENA Y2K9

GK production have have come up with an interesting theme by holding this year's competition based on Folk/Semi Folk concept.  This is definately going to be very exciting and different. Let us wait and see which group gets to walk away with the 1.5 ft Gold plated Nadarajan Trophy tomorrow!

Here are the 18 participating groups

Djeneration DQ
Transitionz
Evalasting Creationz
Chakras
Exitainerz
Blackoutz
Preety Boyz
Soviets 
Ragazza
Megagenie
Idumen Dancers
Crew Voltage
Navaethaz
Aarthiz 
RSR 
Warriors
Swastriya
Kali Resurrection

Guest performances by

Dhool'08 Winners - Aerocratz

Danz Arena Y2k8 Winners - Agni reloaded

ALL THE BEST TO THE 18 TEAMS! Kuthu Kuthungha!

THIRUVILAIYAADAL NITE 2009

Apologies on the blog being super quiet for the past few weeks. We were contemplating on closing the blog due to certain reasons but after seeing that you guys do want reviews, we thought against it. Plus, the biggest dance event this year is right around the corner. We hope to keep the hype up for Danz Arena Y2K9!

THIRUVILAIYAADAL Night

1st place – Pretty Boys

2nd place – Crew Voltage

3rd place - Ragazza

We kind of figured that most teams taking part were doing so to put up their Danz Floor piece. And we were right! 80% of the items put up were repeats from Danz Floor.

Pretty Boys

3 words. Wow. Wow. WOW. You (shirtless) boys certainly caught out eyes! We were yearning to re watch your item since we first saw it during Danz Floor and might we say, that is one impressive piece! Choreography was astoundingly new. Frankly, after seeing the skills of groups like AcidHouz, Killabeez, Aerocratz etc, we didn’t really think that things could get any better. But these pretty boys have really proved us wrong! Although the concept is one that is running on overdrive now (love), we feel as though the execution was flawless. From the hydrogen heart shaped balloons to the synchronized somersaults to the 10 second dress-change, you boys kept us captivated not once, but twice in a row, even though we’ve seen your item before. Keep it up all the way boys! There was no doubt in our heart that you guys had clinched the trophy and that you guys did! Well done! Our eyes are peeled for your next competition so keep rocking it!

Crew Voltage

The first thing that this group screams out once they are one stage is their vibrant energy! We’ve seen it once (Danz Floor) and we’ve seen it again. The collaboration between both sexes in the group has been well worked out thanks to their on stage chemistry. With their high beat song (Oru Kal, Oru Kannaadi) and charismatic charm, you people had us screaming from the moment you got on stage! Once in a while, here and there, coordination and positioning were abit off, but we guess we can close one eye on that. And that’s only because your positive energy knocks all these small negative facts right off stage! Another interesting thing that this team possess is that their female counterparts dance AS vigorously as their male counterparts. Now, it’s quite rare to spot such a thing so we were quite pleased to actually see it. Awesome energy CV! And we really liked your ending pose as well! Congratulations on 2^nd place!

Ragazza

We’ve seen their performance before for Danz Floor and when we heard they were up, we were cringing. After what we’ve seen during Danz Arena Y2K8, we really had our hopes up high buy alas! Their Danz Floor piece really disappointed us. Enna aachu girls? First of all, the item they had was one they had used during a previous competition, some years ago. We automatically recognized their costumes, as seen from that previous competition. The 2^nd part of their dance was extremely… how do we say this?... Messy! The 2^nd part of their dance was extremely messy! We understood the concept they had on hand but execution was, we don’t mean to say this, but it was bad. BUT, having said that about their Danz Floor performance, we did see a couple of changes for Thiruvilayaadal Nite, one of which was thee fabric that was used to represent water, we think. The physical aspects to the second part of their piece was truly a feat, considering that the team consists of only females! Can we hear ‘GIRL POWER!’? Although it still wasn’t all that there yet, it was certainly better then what we saw for Danz Floor. We still think that you girls have the capacity to give us better judging from your Danz Arena Y2K8 piece and we hope that you don’t let us down during Danz Arena Y2K9. Whatever it is, congratulations on winning 3^rd place!

Special Shout Outs!

RSR

LADIES! Or should we say sexy ladies! What an awesome effort we saw on stage! Now this is what an all girls team is about! It’s about exuding sexiness and carrying out the dance altogether in one wrapped up package. And guess what? You girls nailed it! We’ve seen your dance during Danz Arena and instantaneously fell in love with it! Whether we fell in love you girls, or fell in love with the dance, I think we will let the audience have their own say. Bloody awesome costumes with nice jingly bells attached to them! It was evident that their theme (Modern Broadway) was infused into their costumes and choreography making it what we call a ‘complete’ competition item. Well done girls! Danz Arena is around the corner, so what do you have in store for us? All the best!

TidBits

We are finding it extremely hard to write reviews especially when there are so many competitors for just one night. A good example would be both Danz Floor and Thiruvilayaadal Nite. With 18 and 13 teams respectively, it’s close to impossible to write on everyone thus we seek your understanding.

DGeneration did a performance extremely identical to one we’ve seen on Ungalil Yaar Adutha Prabhu Deva. We are not pointing any fingers here, but having the same song and concept, it is kind of hard to conclude otherwise. BUT, energy and expressions were flawless. Flawless. Good on your guys. We bet that if this team injects a little bit of thought and originality, these (wounded) boys can go far with their passion! So live it up, fella’s!

Chakraz! We’ve given our comments on their Suthuthe Suthuthe performance once before, so we shall not do it again. It’s true that we love that item but the same item thrice in a row does make it ‘jelak’ however nice it is! Hopefully it’s the last time we see our poor Chakraz girls being whirled in the air like UFO’s!

And last but not lease, how can we forget last year’s THIRUVILAIYAADAL nite winners, SYNCHRONIX! They gave us a power packed guest performance as did Agni Reloaded! Fantastic energy fella’s! You boys really kept the spirit up till the very end of the event!

Uyir Thuli Sangamam

After 3 whole months, Dance 2 This is back!

Many apologies for disappearing like that. 2008 was a disastrous year for competitions. After Dhool came and went, all other competitions got wiped out due to either exhaustion or fear of not being able to make quota. Having said that, we will be starting afresh from this year and we will try our best to review as many dance competitions as we possible can. With that, lets get on to the first ever competition of 2009!

Uyri Thuli Sangamam

Winners of the night
1st Mega Geniez
2nd Aarthiz
3rd Sovietz

Mega Geniez

Mega Geniez, mega geniez, mega geniez. Where do we start? Their whole concept seems lifted off from somewhere. Now, we don't mean to criticize blindly, but really, what were they thinking? Maina maina followed by the cuppy cake song? We've seen Hey mina and Barney before this and truth be told, both performances looked an awful lot similar. From their costumes to their concept and to their 'cuteness'. C'mon boys, whatever happened to originality? But for what its worth, their energy level and execution was brilliant, so if these boys could channel all their positive energy somewhere, we would be more then happy to appreciate them even more. Whatever it is, they were the champions for the night, so kudos to them!

Aarthiz

Ladies ladies ladies, you girls have outdone yourselves this time round! From the moment you ladies were out on stage, we couldn't pry our eyes away from you. What costumes and what choreography. Their whole piece seemed to revolve around the Arabic theme. And might we add, we loved the song selection (Muthu muthu from Mr Romeo). It was a nicely weaved together piece of performance you had there. We were rooting for you girls to have won, but coming in as runner up must have felt just as good. Fantastic work Aarthiz!

Sovietz

The Dance2This crew was really impressed by Sovietz's performance that night. With a unique concept, and fluid choreography to match Sovietz outdid themselves. Dressed in Roman outfits, these boys performed an expressive piece that deserved our full-on applause. Song piece was selected aptly for the dance so well done boys! We have our eyes on you for the upcoming competitons.

Simashree

The common contemporary battle between good and evil. Its been in our kollywood movies for years and recently, it has infiltrated into our dance ground. Whats even more predictable, good won over evil. With concerns to Simashree, expressions were played out nicely on both their parts. Having said that, choreography got a little too messy on stage at a certain point of time. Also, they had these props on stage that weren't functioning as they were supposed to but the worse mistake anyone could do WHILE performing was adjusting them to look better. Dancers backstage who were rectifying the props were made visible and that distracted the audience's attention from the dance. Overall, their dance wasn't too bad, but it could have been polished
a little better. Keep the passion going Simashree!

Electricuted Crew Voltage



Enna boys? Neengae sonna maathiri, current appadi adikilae. Voltage kammai ayiducho? Just like Magic of Faces, choreo was way too common. Choosing an appropriate song is a vital factor for dance and ECV's remix was almost inaudible. Sound effects overpowered the song making it sound very messy. All in all, it was too predictable a dance but ECV shouldn't take this as a negative review. It is after all their first performance. With this lets hope they do better for their next appearance where ever it may be.

Chocolate

A couple of familiar faces were spotted in Chocolate. Without saying, they had quite abit of supporters on hand. The chocolate wasn't as sweet and savory as we expected them to be. Energy level was there, choreography wasn't. We weren't feeling it boys! And with a couple of experienced dancers, we really expected it to be something more out of the norm. But it was exactly normal! These type of performances caused an uproar during the late 90's and early 2000, but it is getting a little too old now. Safe tosay, we din like this brand of chocolate too much!

Magic of Faces

The first item to kick off the competition. 5 boys ages ranging from 14 - 18. From their costumes, to their dance, it was clear cut that these boys were new to the dance scene. Choosing their 'horror/ghost' theme, they executed their number a little too... what do we say? typical? Yes, the word is typical. Choreography was too common, steps we've been seeing for years. A little more brainstorming would have done the trick, better luck next time fellas!

Last but not least Synchronix & Aerocratz did guest performances for the night. They sure lifted up the energy of the crowd! Well done guys!

Part 3 of Part 3

Alas! Aero boys decided to reply us today after a long time! They sent us an email earlier this week, apologizing for the delay in their reply due to the vast amount of work they had up in store for them. However late, they still decided to reply so, thank you Aerocratz!

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AEROCRATZ

No one knew them when they first came into Dhool ’08. “Oh, just another old boy group”, everyone thought. Little did they know that these very boys would storm the stage and win the prized cup! Portraying significant societal issues in all of their dances, Aerocratz have indeed created a niche for themselves. With their sharp movements and flawless expressions, these boys danced right into the hearts of their fans. Alrmed with a revolutionary vision and brilliant choreography by Nagen, we are sure that these boys have become, like AcidHouz and Diversity, household names in the Singapore dance scene. So without ado, Aerocratz!

First and Foremost, on behalf of Aerocratz I, Hari, would like to express our deepest and sincere apologies for keeping everyone waiting for this interview. All of us were really busy during this festive month. Therefore please pardon us.

Let’s begin...

1. How long did the process of conceptualizing the ideas to executing the whole piece take?

We had these ideas for quite some time. However we didn’t get the proper opportunity to reveal our dream of showcasing our ideas and talent. Dhool 08 was a golden opportunity for us but due to the time constraint we could only show our ideas vaguely.

2. How did this group come about? We understand that Aerocratz are made up of several established dance groups, but why this collaboration?

Firstly in Dhool 06/07 we were all part of the competition but in various dance groups such as Stepz, Anarchy 99, Acid Houz and Kali Dancers. However, most of our dancers are from Theestainerz. After gaining years of experience through Theestainerz and the competition, we decided to collaborate in this Dhool 08 to show our utmost standard of dancing.

3. Aerocratz had a mission. And that was to bring dance to a whole new level. And that is exactly what you boys have done. Where did the ambition to do so come from?

We prefer to say that it is our passion and our duty to bring our small indian community of dance to greater heights in Singapore. Furthermore, all of us had the same drive within ourselves to send out the messages we thought would make a difference in our community. Some issues that we touched on were discrimination (stereotyping), perseverance and lastly "nothing is impossible in the name of God".

Dance is a silent poetry which is not about impressing but expressing.

4. The songs that you guys choose are very apt for your scenarios. Who does the selection? And is does the song selection cause the idea or is it the other way around?

We work as a team to select the appropriate songs for the appropriate scenarios we had chosen. It’s either the idea we chose that suits the song or the song we chose suits the idea.

5. Its no secret that your costumes, just like your song selection, are big hits. Especially for their appropriate manner. Who comes up with them?

And again we would like to state that all our costume ideas are decided as a whole. Therefore, we use all our creative ideas to come up with the best costume for the chosen song.

6. What are your upcoming plans now that you boys have conquered Dhool?

This is our first step into our upcoming dance journey and like what we had promised, with the given opportunities we will strive harder to bring dance to greater heights n dimensions. Not forgetting to send out messages in every of our Aerocratz performances.

7. Lastly, anything to say to your fans out there?

Our every performance had a big risk involved. But our fans and the people who watched Dhool gave us overwhelming support and appreciated us which gave us more encouragement to take bold decisions as we moved on. Thus, we would like to thank all our fans, genuine supporters, friends and family and all those who appreciated what we did. Without all of Your support we would have been nothing. We would also like to thank our seniors from Theestainerz, Nagen, Seran and Bose who had confidence in us from day one. We will do our best for all our fans who have trust, confidence and faith in all of us. Your votes will not and did not go vain.

Lastly the true gift of dance is to touch, to move and to inspire.

There you have it! The 3^rd and final installation! We hope you guys have a more broader perspective of who our top 3 are and we wish EVERYONE all the best for their future tasks! So until the next competition, adieu everybody!