Revival Adaptability by Boogie Frantick

Ricardo “Boogie Frantick” Rodriquez Jr. is a Los Angeles dancer known worldwide for his mastery of “popping,” a street dance style. His journey began in local dance battles at underground clubs in the San Fernando Valley and has led him to prominent stages like the 2010 Academy Awards, the film Step Up 3D, and captivating performances with Miss Prissy’s company, The Underground. He has taught workshops, performed unique solos, and motivated young street dancers in various cities across the globe. Born in the San Fernando Valley, Boogie Frantick found solace in popping, miming, and animation as a defense against the negative aspects of street life. With extensive experience in street dance and a deep knowledge of Hip Hop culture, he has been part of influential dance crews such as MZK, Academy of Villains, and The LXD.

Directed by Jon "Gifted" Jimenez
Camera Operated by Jon Gifted, Edited by GFTDDD

The Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles Dance Workers coalition Dance in the Districts performances are produced, presented, and filmed in the Council District that the artist is affiliated with, and highlight a location within that district that holds value to the dancer such as a park, street, business, home, or public space, among others.