The Cheetah Girls: Passport to Fame
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The Cheetah Girls
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Fresh off their movie debut, the Cheetah girls are off to another wild musical adventure - this time to meet their international fans. Join Aqua, Chanel and Dorinda as they sing, dance and accessorize their way through India, Spain and New York City!
Select your favorite outfits, then dance along with the Cheetah Girls using your stylus and sing along into the DS mic.
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