Booty Music

Coming from Miami, the original Bass Town (also known as Booty Music, Miami Base, can read more here Wikipedia), it’s always great to see how far this genre has made it. Twenty plus years later and it can still put people on the dance floor and release their inner booty music love… Each and every background and age groups will jam to booty music.

In this particular wedding, which took place in Atlantis Hotel in the Bahamas (click here Aileen & Orestes to see their trailer) the dance floor was jamming from the first song that began to play, but once booty music began to play, all hell broke lose. For us, we just danced alongside family and friends with our cameras in hand. The one request that we had from the bride and groom was to enjoy the night alongside family and friends once we captured all that we needed for the video. Unfortunately, there was so much going on the dance floor that we just couldn’t put the camera down. In fact the groom took away the glidecam to capture the moment that we began to dance with the bride.

Dance floors like these are very rare to see. Reason I say this is because everyone was enjoying the night, everyone was dancing with everyone in a respectful manner and just shows what great family and friends this couple has. They are truly loved by all and really know how to make the best of the moment. Well enough writing… Let’s sit back and enjoy the video.

About The Author

Hector Gil is a wedding videographer in Miami dedicated to creating a love story with each film edited. His focus is quality over quantity when creating a short film. Each film is unique in itself tailored to the couples likes and wants. In the end creating a lifelong short film allowing each couple to relive their day.

Hector Gil – who has written 83 posts on HOUSE of FILMS.