Insights into Sherrie Silver's personal life and blossoming carreer

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00:00 [MUSIC]

00:02 Sherry Silva is a Rwandese dance choreographer that's trying to

00:07 take over the world by teaching people how to dance in different African styles

00:13 and bringing back the profits to Africa to celebrate with everyone.

00:18 [MUSIC]

00:23 I've been in the industry since 2010 acting and

00:26 then after that I started dancing about two years later.

00:30 Now I'm really excited about all the attention that has come from This is

00:33 America, cuz I've been working really, really hard up until this point and

00:37 it feels good to be appreciated.

00:39 But actually the president of Rwanda, His Excellency Kagame,

00:43 recognized me before as well when I performed for him twice.

00:47 So Rwanda has always supported me and that's why I always have to come back here.

00:51 [MUSIC]

00:56 Of course, yes, Childish Gambino is so talented.

00:59 He's an actor, he can dance and he can sing and rap.

01:03 [MUSIC]

01:09 Who knows, maybe, maybe.

01:11 There are some secrets, but Beyonce, unfortunately,

01:14 she hasn't discovered me yet, but maybe soon she will.

01:17 [MUSIC]

01:22 Unfortunately, Sherry is single, unfortunately.

01:26 [MUSIC]

01:31 Bad breath, you cannot have bad breath, first of all.

01:35 And if you're stingy, you need to be generous.

01:40 I'm a generous person, so you gotta be generous too, you know what I mean?

01:43 [MUSIC]

01:48 My God, Ubu Gali with beans and

01:50 chicken specifically from Tamil Tamil restaurant in Yami Rambo is the best.

01:57 That's it, and small bananas cuz we don't have them back home.

02:00 [MUSIC]

02:05 It's all about putting Rwanda on the map and

02:08 this is just honestly a beginning, there's so much more.

02:11 I travel to a different country every week teaching our dancing and

02:17 dances from all over Africa because a lot of times when people talk about dancing,

02:21 they talk about Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana.

02:25 But I want them to also talk about Rwanda and

02:27 I want people to come here and to dance and to tour Rwanda.

02:32 [MUSIC]

02:42 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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