Kunming’s Dangsters dance crew – Arts & Entertainment

edge.neocha.com — NeochaEDGE introduces us to a nine-girl dance crew from Kunming called Dangsters. "The crew has developed a unique, distinctive style by mixing reggae, hip-hop, modern jazz, and even Yunnan traditional dances into their routines."

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