Name: Algeria - No Limits - Bboys & Bgirls Africa (7/7)
Uploaded: 2021-10-01T05:00:00.000+02:00
Duration: 524 s
Description: Originally from Isser in Algeria, Haiper was born with a disability made worse by surgery. When he left for France and was coached by people such as Bboy Junior, he became a very high level athlete who lives by the motto: "no excuse".

Bboys & Bgirls Africa (7/7)

Bboys & Bgirls Africa(7/7)

Algeria - No Limits

Argelia: sin límites

Algieria - bez limitu

Algeria: senza limiti

Originally from Isser in Algeria, Haiper was born with a disability made worse by surgery. When he left for France and was coached by people such as Bboy Junior, he became a very high level athlete who lives by the motto: "no excuse".

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Bboys & Bgirls Africa

Hip-Hop Culture

Haiper is a bboy with a disability, but nothing can stop him dancing

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Bboy Lilou is a double world champion, winning prizes for both France and Algeria

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