Introducing the complete collection of "DANCE WITH QAI QAI" episodes—each one meticulously choreographed, danced, and brought to life by the talented Juliana Suaide through the magic of motion capture! 🌟
Get ready to groove with her and QAI QAI in their latest adventures.
📚 Back to School: Join QAI QAI and friends as they hit the dance floor for a back-to-school extravaganza! From funky beats to cool moves, this episode is sure to get you in the spirit for the new school year. CLICK HERE TO WATCH THIS DANCE CLASS WITH YOUR KIDS!
🎈 Playtime: It's time to let loose and have some fun with QAI QAI and friends! Get ready for a dance party like no other as they bust out their best moves and spread joy and laughter all around. CLICK HERE TO WATCH!
🌟 Health and Wellness: In this episode, QAI QAI guides viewers through a vibrant journey of movement and mindfulness. The Dance moves encourages KIDS to embrace the power of movement in nurturing their physical and mental well-being. WATCH HERE!
🎃 Halloween: Get ready for some spooky fun with Juliana Suaide and QAI QAI in this Halloween-themed episode! With thrilling dance moves and playful antics, THEY brings the spirit of the season to life AND embark on a thrilling dance PARTY. HERE’s THE HALLOWEEN DANCE CLASS!
Exciting news, everyone! The first episode of "DANCE WITH QAI QAI" is officially out now! 🌟 Juliana Suaide invites you to join her on a dance-filled adventure with QAI QAI.
Get ready to groove and let the rhythm move you! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more dance-tastic fun. Let's make some moves together! 💃🎶🕺
This past Friday (April 19th), Juliana performed the show I'migrants for a sold out audience along with Eiko Kawashima, Yan C. Collazo, Nunnapat ‘Spencer’ and Ashley Winkfield. The show was directed and created by Leo Abel and co-directed by Emma Wade. Juliana, besides performing, was one of the producers for this production at the renowned Dixon Place in Manhattan, NY.
Order of the picture:
Leo Abel, Ashley, Juliana, Eiko, Yan, Emma and Spencer.
