AfroBoriké
Elisabet Riera
Zoeth L. Cardenales-Velazquez
Miguel A. Reyes Santiago
Alain M.Lavalle
Josué Vega Torres
Veronica Collazo
Sidelay Ramos Hernandez
AfroBoriké is bringing a Latin-American fire to America's Best Dance Crew. Previously, all the members of AfroBoriké danced together in a Las Vegas show called "Fuego Raw Talent."
Elisabet, Zoeth, Miguel, Josué all hail from Puerto Rico while Alain is from Cuba. They combine their different island styles to make an eclectic type of dance.
These dancers have had very strict training and are eager to show off their island flair. The Cuban members bring folk, mambo and salsa techniques while the Puerto Ricans bring a Reggae-meets-hip-hop groove.
AfroBoriké is a crew of experienced, passionate dancers. Zoeth says that their different backgrounds will make them stand out. "We will be the difference in the show, something new, with good ideas and concepts," she says.
They describe their style as "spicy" and "exciting" and hope that their hot moves will win enough votes to crown them America's Best Dance Crew.
Zoeth L. Cardenales-Velazquez
Miguel A. Reyes Santiago
Alain M.Lavalle
Josué Vega Torres
Veronica Collazo
Sidelay Ramos Hernandez
AfroBoriké is bringing a Latin-American fire to America's Best Dance Crew. Previously, all the members of AfroBoriké danced together in a Las Vegas show called "Fuego Raw Talent."
Elisabet, Zoeth, Miguel, Josué all hail from Puerto Rico while Alain is from Cuba. They combine their different island styles to make an eclectic type of dance.
These dancers have had very strict training and are eager to show off their island flair. The Cuban members bring folk, mambo and salsa techniques while the Puerto Ricans bring a Reggae-meets-hip-hop groove.
AfroBoriké is a crew of experienced, passionate dancers. Zoeth says that their different backgrounds will make them stand out. "We will be the difference in the show, something new, with good ideas and concepts," she says.
They describe their style as "spicy" and "exciting" and hope that their hot moves will win enough votes to crown them America's Best Dance Crew.
Afroboriké competirá el domingo que viene por el gran premio de $100 mil luego de ganar anoche el favor del público de “America’s Best Dance Crew”.
El grupo de baile integrado por los boricuas Verónica Collazo, Josué Vega, Zoeth Cardenales, Miguel A. Reyes y Elisabeth Riera, y el cubano Alain M. Lavalle fue el primero en saber que pasaba a la final, al recibir la noticia de que habían sido salvados por votos de la audiencia.
Los grupos Massive Mokees y We Are Heroes debieron enfrentarse en un duelo en la pista de baile y los segundos fueron salvados por el jurado.
A diferencia de las semanas previas, el domingo próximo el público tendrá una semana entera para votar por su favorito a través de www.dancecrew.mtv.com.
gREETINGS FROM AfroBoriké
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