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This video is very short since one of the dancer did not want her video taken. They are promoting a newly opened shop or boutique in downtown of Gwangju City. I am posting it here for people to see unique ways of advertisement - Korean style.

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Pete Erlano Rahon said…
my own comment - well this is the first video i created at daily motion - lovely indeed that they have such facility to directly have it posted on a blog wonderful !
3:34 PM
Pete Erlano Rahon said…
my own comment - well this is the first video i created at daily motion - lovely indeed that they have such facility to directly have it posted on a blog wonderful !
3:35 PM
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