In 1994 the reggae/dance duo Reel 2 Real, featuring The Mad Stuntman (Mark Quashie), a talented young reggae artist from Trinidad and Tobago and Erick Morillo a Colombian-American DJ, music producer and record label owner created one of the hottest international dance songs, “I Like to Move it.” The song took the world by storm charting internationally becoming a multi-platinum single and solidified its position within pop culture when in 2005 it was featured in the popular movie Madagascar.
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