There, Mexico City's local "houses"—ballroom groups that act like extended families for their members gathered for battle.
MAD HOT BALLROOM A group of New York City schoolchildren abandon rap for ballroom dancing, becoming what the press notes call "ladies and gentlemen" along the way.
But in the back of the ballroom a group of businessmen in performance fleece were wearing stickers and pins touting Chris Sununu, the moderate Republican candidate for governor.
HIV activist and "father" of New York's famed ballroom vogue group House of Khan Luna Luis Ortiz once stated on HuffPost Live that he saw firsthand how, several decades ago, designers would send in spies to their ball events who would steal ideas that were later seen in major fashion week runway shows.
It was installed by local art group Ballroom Marfa and has weathered the elements and spots of assorted vandalism over the years.
This time there were no togas in the hotel ballroom, just a group of managers from Deloitte, attending a conference on "Bold Leadership".
Colin Paterson gets today's primary school children's reaction to the hits of 1952, while he asks a group of ballroom dancers for their views on 2012 hit, including Gangham Style by Psy.
The venue began as a hall for ballroom dancing and orchestra groups, but later shifted its focus through various eras of popular music, including disco, grunge, and EDM.
In 1999 the group rented a ballroom at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
Arling and Cameron, two Dutch disc jockey-producers, headlined the Bowery Ballroom; A Guy Called Gerald and his group were at the Anchorage under the Brooklyn Bridge on Thurday night, while Carl Craig led a trio at the Knitting Factory.
