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Shakira Invites Ugandan Street Children's Dance Troupe to Perform at World Cup

The Ghetto Kids, a Ugandan dance troupe of street children, have been invited by Shakira to perform at the World Cup and expressed excitement about the opportunity.

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The Ghetto Kids, a Ugandan dance troupe made up of street children, have been invited by Shakira to perform at the World Cup. @AFP reported the invitation from the Colombian music superstar. The group said they "can't wait" to join Shakira at the event.

The Ghetto Kids spoke of their excitement at being invited to perform. The troupe consists of street children from Uganda who have gained recognition through their dance performances.

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