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Jaleena Rodriguez DOB: 05/20/05 HEIGHT: 4’8” | WEIGHT: 80 lbs. HAIR: Brown | EYES: Brown ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ STAGE JoJo Siwa Vidcon 2018 Performance Dancer Guy Groove MC Hammer Concert Dancer Phil Wright Hip Hop International Dancer Lorena Valenzuela Rock Your Hair Concert Dancer Guy Groove Urban Street Jam Dancer Victor Gonzalez / Texas West The Lion King Junior Actor 1 CYTP MUSIC VIDEOS JoJo Siwa “D.R.E.A.M” Dancer Richy Jackson/Puritan JoJo Siwa "High Top Shoes" Music Video Dancer Guy Groove/ BluBot, INC. Janet Jackson Tribute Dancer Alyson Stoner Dre Beats Dancer Phil Wright Alabama Barker “Our House” Actor 1 Monsee / Travis Barker Brooke Butler (Rock Your Hair) Dancer Guy Groove Hairspray Project Live Dancer Kenya Clay TRAINING Jazz- Cameron Lee, Terri Best Jazz Funk- Rumor Noel, Hamilton Evans, Nico O’Connor, Cameron Lee, Dana Alexa, Nika Kljun Acro- Allyssa Sniff, Chantelle Mrowka Ballet- Olga Sokolova Hip Hop- Phil Wright, Kenya Clay, Guy Groove, Deja Carter, Michele Soulchild, Markus Shield, Victor Gonzalez Waacking / Voguing- Lorena Valenzuela House- Ray Basa Lyrical- Krista Miller, MaryAnn Chavez SPECIAL SKILLS Aerial, Kick Up, Front & Back Walkover, Front Handspring, Suicide Flip, Deathdrop, Handstand, Round Off, Snap Off, Elbow Stand, Chest Stand, Head Springs, Fish Flops, Front & Back Chest Rolls Basic Martial Arts Swimming MOVE WITH US Agent: Anabel Juco | [email protected] 4605 Lankershim Blvd. Suite 340, North Hollywood, CA 91602 | PH: (323) 462-5300 | F: (323) 462-0100 .

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