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Michael Holman Presents The New York City Breakers Volume 1

Michael Holman Presents The New York City Breakers Volume 1

1997•45m
ActionDocumentaryMusic

Collection of archive breakdance footage

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Production

MTH Productions

Language

EN

Status

Released

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Cast

The New York City Breakers

The New York City Breakers

Tony 'Mr. Wave' Draughon

Tony 'Mr. Wave' Draughon

Chino 'Action' Lopez

Chino 'Action' Lopez

Noel 'Kid Nice' Mangual

Noel 'Kid Nice' Mangual

Ray 'Lil Lep' Ramos

Ray 'Lil Lep' Ramos

Matthew 'Glide Master' Caban

Matthew 'Glide Master' Caban

Tony 'Powerful Pexster' Lopez

Tony 'Powerful Pexster' Lopez

Cory 'Icey Ice' Montalvo

Cory 'Icey Ice' Montalvo

Bobby 'Flip Rock' Potts

Bobby 'Flip Rock' Potts

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