Barack Obama Dancing with Thalia in "Fiesta Latina" see the video

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The White House became “La Casa Blanca” on Tuesday, celebrating Hispanic musical heritage with a South Lawn concert and such guests as Gloria Estefan, Jenifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Eva Longoria, George Lopez, the Bachata music group Aventura, Jose Feliciano and more.President Barack Obama said Latin music, while hard to define because it comes in so many forms — from salsa to merengue and Bachata to reggaeton — speaks to everyone in a language they can all understand.“It moves us, and it tends to make us move a little bit ourselves,” Obama said in brief remarks before the infectious rhythms began pulsating on the White House grounds. “In the end, what makes Latin music great is the same thing that’s always made America great. The unique ability to celebrate our differences while creating something new.”“In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina” is the third in a music series launched by first lady Michelle Obama to celebrate various genres of music. Jazz and country music events, with workshop for music students, have been held. Classical music is on tap for Nov. 4.Obama proved what he said about the power of Latin music. He wiggled his hips and took a few turns on the dance floor with singer Thalia after she said: “Mr. President. With all due respect, will you dance with me?” He complied as she approached the table where he sat with Mrs. Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia.Mrs. Obama moved in her seat, snapping her fingers to the music.

VIDEO OBAMA DANCING "AMOR A LA MEXICANA" WITH THALIA

PARODY JEALOUSY MICHELE OBAMA FIGHTING WITH BARACK OBAMA BECAUSE DANCE WITH THALIA

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Obama kisses Thalia

Malia Obama and Thalia

Jenifer Lopez and Thalia

Gloria Estefan and Thalia

Eva Longoria and Thalia

Thalia in The White House

by Lord Maycon Charles