“As babies, we’re already dancing to music and our tradition also involves dancing,” she says.
But it’s the other types of dancing like Hip Hop, RnB or dancehall that has attracted criticism, especially in PNG.
Still, Madla pushes for this to be a change that can be accepted.
Now 32, she began dancing at a very young age, influenced by her uncle.
She grew up imitating Michael Jackson – the King of Pop, adding female presence in the dancing scene.
