The Spice Girls and Jekyll and Hyde attracted attention on the main stage during the Morale, Welfare & Recreation Guantanamo Lip Sync Battle at the MWR Windjammer ballroom on U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, July 23. Joint Task Force Guantanamo Troopers and NSGB personnel gave it their all during their one minute and 30 second long performances to take home the title of Best Overall Performance. “It was really fun,” said a Joint Task Force Guantanamo Trooper and member of the Jagsters. “The MWR here is awesome. The Lip Sync Challenge was a lot of fun and we hope to see more event like this.” Groups and individuals pre-registered a head of time, but we also had some people register at the last-minute, said Ansley Childree, the MWR …show more content…
“I grew up in the theatre world. I spent eight years doing stage plays and musicals. I love the world of acting and this was a great opportunity for me to get back into my theatre roots. I loved getting dressed up and putting on a performance to entertain people.”
Although Hanna did not win the individual category, he came in a close second. After the judging was completed for the individual category, the event moved onto the group performances. The group performance had two groups battling for the number one title. The Jagsters not only took the award for best group performance but took the title of best overall performance with their thrilling rendition of Spice Girls “Wannabe,” which had performers of bother genders all gussied up in dresses and heels. One member of the group rode around on a scooter, who was chanted back on the stage during their second performance of Cindy Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”
“We spent a little bit of time at the thrift store today to buy some props and outfits,” said a JTF GTMO Trooper and member of the winning group the Jagsters. “After about an hour of practice we were ready to hit the
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For more than 40 years, the KTU name has been the “beat of New York,” offering the freshest dance music and staying on top of the curve with new artists. First hitting the airwaves in 1975 at the 92.3 FM signal, it rose to the number one station in the market in the span of 10 years. After moving to the 103.5 signal, where it stays to this day, it immediately became number one again, something no other station has ever done outright. Read on to find out more about KTU and its long history and importance within New York’s dance music and radio scenes.
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