The kids in Dandora, noticed for their dancing, have made a history mark in the world after featuring on Cartoon Network in a segment called 'Let's Dance.' The nine kids will be showcasing dances with a touch of African themes on the African dancing show dubbed Pop Up Party. The young talents will be performing renown dances such as Shaku Shaku, Bazokizo and Vimbada just to mention a few. The nine kids aged between seven to 14 years will be showcasing African themed dances in the new season of Pop Up Party titled Let's Dance. The show covers various locations in Kenya from Ngong Hills, Nairobi streets and the helipad of Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC).

Today let's appreciate our own.. This 9 kids aged between 9 - 14 yrs from Dandora show Kenya's flava to the world as they take center-stage at this year's installment of the Cartoon Network's #PopUpParty. Only on DStv Ch. 301 at 5:45Pm. ?? pic.twitter.com/KpdMIA39XK

— Billy The GOAT (@CrazyNairobian) March 11, 2020

The segment launched by Cartoon Network includes videos done across locations in Kenya. It is the third season of the show which will see the nine kids from Kenya showcasing African themed dances.On social media a video making rounds, the kids aged between seven to 14 years are seen showing Kenya's Flava to the world. The team worked hand in hand with local renown dancers, Bruz Newton and Jack Jack, on the beat. It covers locations such as Ngong Hills, the helipad of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) and in the streets of Nairobi in-between the matatus.