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"Colors of the Wind"
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Dance choreographed by Tracy Nguyen
Dance Performed by Tracy Nguyen and Linh Sam
Video by: The Dale Studios, Vietnam
Colors of the Wind sung by Vanessa Williams; Song by Judy Kuhn

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