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Siamsa - The most colour youth dance on stage.

This is one of the fans' favourite. All boys and girls are dancing happily on the stage with all of them wearing colour costumes. The upbeat music with the combination of banjo, guitar, keyboard and violin brings a perfect combination to the dance.

And to make the dance fill with joy, that will be the dance costumes. It's one of my favourites as it does bring so many energy to the group.

Clover has design the costumes as same as in the original show. However, she has all the girls wearing a bow-tie ribbon with no wigs. Billy was in the group as he was pairing up with Louise. Yoko and Josh also love the dance especially Yoko as she love the beat of it.

The dance involved with lots of pairs and groups movements. In the original show, it involved with 20 people (10 boys and 10 girls). But Clover has doubled the number as they did well and even better on stage with 40 people on the stage.

And my favourite will definitely the final part when all the boys and girls are getting into a very tight circle and holding each other tightly with girls took off their feet and then get back to a long line and finish it with a stockade pose.

To Clover, Billy and rest of the group, this is their best moment as they can cheer and roar together on the stage with joy and fun. Yoko described it as a mega dance party as everyone are having fun together.

Sam and Diana both described it as a big party with 40 people dancing together on stage as they both like the dance costumes by Clover.

We have

Top: Diana (Pink), Blaine (Turquoise), Sam (Green), Max (Red), Louise (Yellow), Josh (Green)

Bottom: Marvin (Indigo), Clover (Red), Arnold (Yellow), Jenni (Indigo), Billy (Orange), Yoko (Pink)

How many likes for these guys and who is your favourite? Feel free to comment down below. Enjoy.

Drawn by Peter Sakazaki
Yoko, Josh, Clover, Sam, Diana, Marvin, Blaine, Max, Jenni, Louise, Arnold (C) by Marathon Media

Billy Szeto (C) by Peter Sakazaki

Lord of the Dance (C) by Michael Flatley
Please don't COPY without permission.

Description

Siamsa - The most colour youth dance on stage.

This is one of the fans' favourite. All boys and girls are dancing happily on the stage with all of them wearing colour costumes. The upbeat music with the combination of banjo, guitar, keyboard and violin brings a perfect combination to the dance.

And to make the dance fill with joy, that will be the dance costumes. It's one of my favourites as it does bring so many energy to the group.

Clover has design the costumes as same as in the original show. However, she has all the girls wearing a bow-tie ribbon with no wigs. Billy was in the group as he was pairing up with Louise. Yoko and Josh also love the dance especially Yoko as she love the beat of it.

The dance involved with lots of pairs and groups movements. In the original show, it involved with 20 people (10 boys and 10 girls). But Clover has doubled the number as they did well and even better on stage with 40 people on the stage.

And my favourite will definitely the final part when all the boys and girls are getting into a very tight circle and holding each other tightly with girls took off their feet and then get back to a long line and finish it with a stockade pose.

To Clover, Billy and rest of the group, this is their best moment as they can cheer and roar together on the stage with joy and fun. Yoko described it as a mega dance party as everyone are having fun together.

Sam and Diana both described it as a big party with 40 people dancing together on stage as they both like the dance costumes by Clover.

We have

Top: Diana (Pink), Blaine (Turquoise), Sam (Green), Max (Red), Louise (Yellow), Josh (Green)

Bottom: Marvin (Indigo), Clover (Red), Arnold (Yellow), Jenni (Indigo), Billy (Orange), Yoko (Pink)

How many likes for these guys and who is your favourite? Feel free to comment down below. Enjoy.

Drawn by Peter Sakazaki
Yoko, Josh, Clover, Sam, Diana, Marvin, Blaine, Max, Jenni, Louise, Arnold (C) by Marathon Media

Billy Szeto (C) by Peter Sakazaki

Lord of the Dance (C) by Michael Flatley
Please don't COPY without permission.