Mugu Kids

Mugu Kids: Move Your Body

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Mugu Kids

Move Your Body

Season 1 | Episode 17 | NITV | February 6, 2015

Indigenous Australians

English

Classification: General

Look, listen, learn and dance with Mugu Kids host Jub as she gets up to dance. Miranda Garling performs, You've Got Moves and Uncle Warren Williams teaches the kids in Western Arrernte language.

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Look, listen, learn and dance with Mugu Kids host Jub as she gets up to dance. Miranda Garling performs, You've Got Moves and Uncle Warren Williams teaches the kids in Western Arrernte language.

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