Puerto Rican Mami AI dance with your face on it, straight from your browser: tap a dance clip below, add one photo, and that's you throwing your arms up and landing the knee lift.
The Puerto Rican Mami dance is all over TikTok this week. Post yours while it is still on the feed.
Five clips people posted of the Puerto Rican Mami dance on TikTok. Every one is a template: tap it, add your photo, and you take the dancer's place.
The Puerto Rican Mami dance is the TikTok dance posted under the line "is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami?": small hand moves at the chest and face, arms thrown wide and up over the head, then a knee lift. This week the one-photo AI version took over the feed. This page takes a real clip of the dance and puts you in it.
The Puerto Rican Mami AI dance works here as a clip swap: a real dance video plus one photo of you, and the AI copies the dancer's moves beat for beat onto you, with your face, hair and clothes. Five clips people posted on TikTok are already loaded as templates, so a picture is all a template needs from you.
You skip learning it: the moves come from the clip. The Ngifuna Wena dance works the same way with an amapiano routine, if you want a second one from the same photo.
Creative engine
The dance clip you pick goes into Kling 3.0 Motion Control as the motion reference, and your photo sets the face, hair and clothes. The model copies every move of the clip and puts you in the dancer's place. The price shows on the Generate button before anything starts.
Grey hoodie, a plain white door, the whole dance centred head to toe. The cleanest template on the page.
A white off-shoulder top on a brick porch: shoulder shimmy, little waves by the face, one arm up.
Pick a dance, add one photo, and your Puerto Rican Mami AI dance comes back as a vertical clip ready for TikTok.
The white door, the brick porch, the blue-light bathroom, the kitchen or the two friends. The clip you tap is the exact dance you will do.
Face to the camera, good light, head to knees or full body in frame, like the hoodie dancer here. For the two-friend dance, use a photo of the two of you.

Pick the "is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami" sound in TikTok or Reels when you post, so your clip shows up with the rest of the trend.
The line is about a mami. The dance lands hardest on the person nobody expects to see doing it.
Her photo from Sunday dinner, now throwing her arms up by a white door. Caption it with the line and let her answer it.
Watch yourself land the knee lift first, then decide if you are filming the real one.
The photo of the two of you on the walkway template. Tag her before anyone else does.
His most serious photo doing the hair flip and the knee kick in a blue-lit bathroom. He will ask how you did it.
Upload your own Puerto Rican Mami clip as the motion video instead of a template, add a friend's photo, and they dance your exact moves.
What the trend is, what the line means, and what a clip costs.
The Puerto Rican Mami dance trend is a short dance people post under the line "is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami?": hand moves at the chest and face, arms flung wide and up, and a knee lift at the end. The AI version puts your face on a real dancer's moves from one photo, which is what this page does.
Mami is everyday Puerto Rican slang: it can mean mom, and it is also a warm way to call a girl or woman, like babe or sweetheart. The trend plays on both, so people make it with their girlfriend, their best friend or their real mom.
Boricua is the word Puerto Ricans use for themselves, from Borikén, the Taíno name for the island. A boricua mami is a Puerto Rican girl or mom, the same mami the trend's line is about.
TikTok posts of the trend tag the line to a scene from the sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. On TikTok it became the sound for this dance; search the line in the sound library when you post yours.
No. Young Miko has an older song called Puerto Rican Mami, but the TikTok dance is posted under the "is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami" line, not the song. Your clip comes back with the dance; you add the sound you want when you post.
No, it is a TikTok dance, not a folk one. Puerto Rico's traditional dances are bomba and plena; this one is a few hand moves, arms up and a knee lift that anyone can do in a hallway.
Not this one. This dance is paid, and the exact price sits on the Generate button before you press it. You pick the dance and the photo first, then see the price before anything runs.
Any plan or pack — even a $19.90 one — unlocks a clean copy of every image you have made here, starts each new run instantly, and refunds one that fails.
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One photo, a real dance clip, and you doing every move of it. Post it while the line is still all over your For You page.
Add the "is that what you tell your little Puerto Rican mami" sound in TikTok or Reels when you post, so your clip lands with the rest of the trend.