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@nanhaynhot: Trả lời @phupham2006 Em có cơ sở lớp trực tiếp tại Linh đàm HN. E nhận dạy cho cá nhân và tập thể tại các địa điểm trong nội thành Hà nội Và có lớp online qua zoom toàn quốc (cô Na hướng dẫn trực tiếp) Học nhảy nhắn e tư vấn ạ #nanhaynhot #nadaynhay #viral #daynhay #zumbadance

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