Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison | Dance Choreography Video |

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Arben Giga is dancer, choreographer and creative director based in London, UK. His career in performing arts comprises over 20 years of performing, choreographing and teaching worldwide. He has worked with Kylie Minogue, Mika, Pharrell Williams, Coldplay and the notorious video game company “Just Dance”.
Arben is extensively trained in HipHop, House, Locking, Popping and Break Dance. In addition to this versatile portfolio he is also trained in Afrobeats, African Traditional dances and Contemporary.
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Song: Bell Biv DeVoe - #Poison
Filmed by: @joseantoriano @centurion.tv
Location: London, UK
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