D3DANCERS is a group of 3 African female dancers aged 20 to 22. they were all born and grew up in Africa, they came to the U.K at very young ages. The group is made up of Brenda Mengot (Cameroonian), Natalie Nyamusole (Congolese) and Audrey Yomba (Cameroonian).
D3dancers was form in Febuary 2012 after meeting up at an audition to perform at the AfroWorld Concert 2012. they were individual dancers who have been dancing all our lives and specialised in different dance fields such as hiphop, street and Afrobeat. After their first performance together, they decided to stay as a group and named it "D3DANCERS"
Within the year of their formation they have accomplished a lot such as being nominated for Best Dance Act 2012 at the Beffta Awards. They have also worked with some of the top Afrobeat artists such as 2face Idibia, Wande Coal, Dr Sid, Naeto C and Timaya. also recognised by ITV1's Alan Titchmarsh show where they did a dance appearance representing West Africa. With other upcoming shows in April with Ajebutter, Dprince and Wande Coal of Mavin records, they have continued to be consistent with their creativity and hard work.
they are also looking at future projects such as a Sunday show with Klear Tv where they teach how to dance and do Afrobeat work out routines...
Outside dancing, they have individual goals and lifestyles. They are all in higher education and work. Juggling the entertainment life with their personal lives, is very challenging but they always find a way to work around it because they love dancing.
In the past year, 3 strangers have become best of friends and they do not see themselves as individuals anymore but as 1 body as they are completely co-dependent on each other which makes them strong and very focused.
Fortunately they all have something very vital to contribute to the group. Brenda who studies Business Marketing handles the management side of the group, Audrey studying Physical Therapy keeps the group in good shape and keeps the energy going, Natalie who studies Arts deals with the creative side of the group. They have been managing themselves for the past years and its been very motivating as they believe that no one else would understand how much they want to be the best at what they do but themselves.
With the support from their family and friends, they are very motivated and keep taking steps forward.... While they are fully representing our origin (Africa), their aim is to make afrobeat dance desirable by every race and all ages. Their strength comes from how they integrate their different skills (hiphop, street dance, contemporary and more) into creating what they call modern afrobeat. In the long run, this genre of dancing would be as primary as any Other.
check out their new video...
Or click on this link [D3 DANCERS]
For bookings: email:d3dancers@mail.com
www.d3dancers.com
Phone:07956794153/02036022942
Twitter:@d3dancers
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