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Well done! Maltese dance duo secure first place at World Championship in Blackpool
Airam and Mia have done it again!

Lyndsey Grima

Airam and Mia have kicked off 2025 in spectacular fashion, claiming first place at the prestigious Champions of Tomorrow World Championship in Blackpool.

This achievement builds on their stellar performance in 2024, which saw them win the Azerbaijan Dance Festival and secure two World Championship titles at the Assen Dance Festival under the World Dance Council.

Expressing their gratitude, Airam and Mia highlighted the support they’ve received along their journey. They extended special thanks to Steps Ahead Dance Academy and their teachers Rosella Scerri De Carlo, Denzyl Scerri De Carlo, Lisa Marie Pace, Keane Scerri De Carlo, and Martina Camilleri for their guidance and encouragement.The pair also credited their coach, Nancy Berti, for her expertise and mentorship.

Well done, Airam and Mia for continuing to inspire us as they dance their way to new heights on the international stage!

8th January 2025


Lyndsey Grima
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