The Disco Dance Dimensions, one of the pioneering teams to bring the hustle to the spotlight with their synchronized routines, immense talent, lavish and vibrant costumes, originally started as the Dance Dimensions. The group was founded and led by Billy "The Kid" Fajardo, who choreographed most of their routines. His partner at the time, Sandra "Rey" Rivera, was also instrumental in the group's success. Joe Valenti was the producer, while Julie Allen managed the group as their agent. Together with a group of talented dancers, they laid the foundation for what would become a legendary dance troupe.

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The Dance Dimensions initially performed in nightclubs and universities throughout New York City before expanding to larger stages, including resort hotels in Las Vegas, the Catskills of New York State, the famous resorts of Pennsylvania and syndicated television shows. They opened for prominent entertainers such as Buddy Hackett, Joey Bishop, and John Davidson. They performed with the likes of Earth Kitt, Ginger Rogers, The Stylistics, Sister Sledge and Roy Ayers.

In 1977, the group was contracted as the exclusive dancers for NBC’s "Don Kirschner's Rock Concert," which aired every Saturday night after Saturday Night Live. Known on the show as "Don's Disco Dancers," they performed on the show for four years. They were the first Latino Puerto Rican dance group from the South Bronx to appear on a syndicated national televised TV show. In between tapings, they extensively toured Europe and performed across the Continental United States. 

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In addition to Billy and Sandra, the Dance Dimensions showcased exceptional talent, including Victorio, Perico and Debbie, Eddie and Lourdes, Hector and Jackie, and Louie with Francine/Alma.

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The Dance Dimensions performed as a company for an impressive 10 years, leaving a legacy unmatched by any other group.