‘The bosses are ready, the mommies are ready. And on the street we are ready. Yeah, yeah, we’re ready’. To the rhythm of one of the most emblematic songs of reggaeton daddy yankee, Yoshe Rebatta teaches cardio dance (discipline that fuses dance with physical activities) through TikTok. His endless energy, charisma and the simplicity of his aerobic routines have earned him almost 200,000 followers so far on this famous social network.
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“I have been a dance teacher for seven years, I taught urban genre, but now I dedicate myself to doing cardio dance. During the pandemic, I realized that many people needed motivation to do physical activity at home. Since TikTok was in fashion, it occurred to me to make videos dancing reggaeton and inviting people to ‘move’, enjoy the music and lose weight”says this 28-year-old girl.
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The talent was inherited from his mother, who was also a dance teacher. “Since I had no one to leave me with, my mom took me to her classes from a very young age. There I saw her routines and how she was passionate about dance. It was my inspiration to see her, so when I grew up, I already knew what I wanted to do in my life. Now I am super happy because I know my followers have fun with my videos and I also help them lead a healthier lifestyle”says Yoshe.
This enthusiastic dancer improves her content every day so that more people follow her on TikTok (@yoshe.rebatta) and also subscribe to his YouTube channel (Yoshe Rebatta). “TikTok has become a window to show what I do”indicates.
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My heart flutters. Oh dazzling, Anthony! I like Anthony, much more than any other’with this phrase from the famous Japanese manga and a trending filter, Alex Castillo Lozada has caught the attention of fans TikTok, to the point that now they call him ‘Mr. Candy’. This 43-year-old communicator entered this popular social network when he started doing remote work due to the pandemic, but it was only recently that he gained more notoriety and so far he has 55,000 followers and 1.6 million positive reactions (likes).
“I think the big face and teary eyes filter was created for me (laughs), it fits me perfectly, I’m sure because I’m stubborn. I didn’t think that making a video of this remembered cartoon would make me better known. Even when I go to the store, people look at me and say: ‘Mr. Candy’. I’m already famous, but it still gives me little things ha ha ha. So now I have more videos about Candy, you have to see it on my TikTok”expressed joyfully Alex, who has also made parodies of Peruvian soap operas and movies.
As for the comments, he receives between good, bad and destructive. Some tell him that he is too old to make those videos, but he is not intimidated; on the contrary, that gives him more encouragement to continue creating content for this social network.
“My gestures are natural, spontaneous. I can record a video at any time, having breakfast or lunch. I have the ability to memorize texts quickly. It seems to me that this is my pull, spontaneity, that makes me connect more with people “indicated.
You can see their occurrences in their account TikTok (@alexclozada).
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