With a pink bikini and blonde hair, a woman was caught doing twerking on top of a moving car in Miami.
Leaning out of the sunroof opening (or sunroof of the SUV vehicle), the young woman stuck out one leg and began to move with the typical contortions of perreo, a dance with explicit sexual connotations typical of Caribbean rhythms and hip hop culture.
In the middle of the intense traffic on an (unidentified) avenue in Miami, the dancer performed her choreography without seeming to care about the number of onlookers who were watching her, and even filming the scene.
It is not the first time that the streets of Miami have witnessed scenes like this, which are also frequent on board the yachts that cruise along its beaches.
In March 2021, with the arrival of spring in Miami, two women were recorded while twerking on top of a moving car, a scene that has been quite common at that time of year for years.
In August 2020, two other women were captured while dogged in front of police cars in South Beacha scene difficult to see in other cities, but not in Miami.
Two police patrols arrived at the place after receiving reports of public disorder and, upon arrival, two women twerked in front of the authorities and a group of onlookers who stopped to film with their cell phones and enjoy “the street show”, exalted by the lights and the sound of sirens.
Three years earlier, in March 2017, a woman in a bikini became an unexpected protagonist on the roads of this city when she got to twerking in a bikini on top of a moving car.
The sensual movement was captured by a user on The General Douglas MacArthur Causeway avenue that connects with Miami Beach. At a certain point, the woman continued to move her body without even holding on with her hands.
Two other women were recently caught on the roof of a car, but they were not perreando, but lying on a mattress placed on top of the vehicle driving down a street in Miami-Dade County.
