Break dancing, Berlin-style

August 7, 2012

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Breakdance in Berlin # 06.08.2012 # euromaxx englisch

Every weekend, the space in front of Berlin's famous Brandenburg Gate in transformed into a stage for breakdancers. The group "Showtime" has been leading the way. They consist of twelve professional dancers and give the crowds lessons in all the fascinating moves of breakdancing.

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