Namal Sandusen crowned Derana City of Dance Best Solo Dancer

Namal Sandusen crowned Derana City of Dance Best Solo Dancer

September 22, 2019   09:05 am

Namal Sandusen was crowned as the Best Solo Dancer at the finals of the Derana City of Dance - Season 6 last night (21).

The spectacular grand finale of Derana-Fair and Lovely City of Dance - “Generation Next” was held at the Maharagama Youth Center last night.

The finale was attended by a large crowd of spectators including renowned artists, well-wishers, and supporters.

This year’s competition was held under three categories, with Eranda and Sithum winning the Duet category.

The ‘Beat Bullet Crew’ took home the title of the Best Dance Crew.

Winners
 
Solo Category
Winner: Namal Sansuden
2nd Place: Eshani Dilhara

Duet Category
Winner:
Eranda and Sithum
2nd Place: Janith and Sasith

Team Category
Winner:
Best Bullet Crew
2nd Place: Island Stumpers
3rd Place: Tharanga Dance Academy

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