Dance Advocate Maria Hitchins
May 04, 2020•1 hr 2 min•Season 2020Ep. 52
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Episode description
Dancehall would be nothing without dance. Jamaica’s dance scene has garnered much intrigue and just as much backlash as it has changed over the years. In this episode with Maria Hitchins, a dance advocate based in Jamaica and professional dancer herself, we discuss the beauty and challenges of dancehall dancers from inception to its current state. Check out and support her platform Dancers of Jamaica which features authentic dancers and what they're up to… yard and abroad!
Stylin’ on: Haitian artist Cathy Illustrations
Vibin’ to: City Lock - Keznamdi feat. Torey Lanez off Keznamdi’s Bloodline album.
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Produced by Breadfruit Media
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