discussion post on Wed, July 1, 2009 - 2:18 AM
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studies of language and history at Hamburg University, I speak English, French, Spanish, Russian, Czech, but no arab, I love communication+travels. My mother lives in Perú and I have spent two years in Spain, travelled to Russia and several Eastern European countries. I have a daughter 3 years old that likes watching bellydance-clips on youtube.
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Hi everybody, and hi to all loose women! I want to invite everybody on a cheerful conversation about the topic, of course bearing in mind controversial issues bellydancers generally bear in mind and being inspired by the actual discussion in the videoclips tribe. Feel free to be controversial.
Tue, February 24, 2009 - 6:16 AM
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What a nice film! Cheb Khaled and Cheb Mami. Ok that film isn't brand new, eleven years old, but the fact that I only encountered it in the french-language section of the dvds in our public libraries says it can't be too well known, well maybe it is in France but not in my country. It's such an enjoyable comedy and also says a lot about lives of immigrants and the birth of rai. The sense of humour is absolutely great and the whole film is so fresh, I'd recommend it anytime.
Sun, February 22, 2009 - 1:29 PM
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Music scenes, but... read more 
Oh tomorrow I have to leave for my Saida-Workshops. I paid all the four of them already. Well last night Liva got sick, she has temperature so I don't know how she'll be tomorrow. Her dad can take care of her, still, there are moments when you want to be there as a mother or later you might say to yourself you should've been there, not because I think sth. dangerous might happen but because I don't want to underestimate a weakened kids need for the mother. On the other hand: am I overrating ...
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Thu, January 15, 2009 - 12:53 PM
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Hi choreography-fellows! Have you recovered from your feast? Here today we celebrate the 1st of Advent so Christmas season has started. Soon there is going to be even more feasting, so - what should we do? Take a break or else continue? (bellydance fits wonderfully into christmas time in my opinion).
Sun, November 30, 2008 - 6:58 AM
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Do you want to know how I continue? Can you deal with the clip or should I count out the steps with left and right (which for me is the most difficult to sort out when learning after videomater... read more 
so sorry. I can't help but keep choreographing. Once it starts, it's kind of rolling...
Fri, November 28, 2008 - 7:56 AM
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I'm not done yet - the nay taqsim I'm not sure how to do it. It sounds like a little playful little bird who sings on top of a tree, mocking me, the heavy sticky dumpling that's glued to the ground...so should I interprete that with my dumpling-belly? I thought about arms, hands, but I don't like when those get too restless? So there I need help. The malfouf is just the closure that has to take up mayb... read more
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Re: Ya Ein Moulayyiten
(in BellyDance Lyrics Translations)
There are several versions available through iTunes. I like the Zein al Jundi version. It's a dabke-song talking about...love! (who'd have guessed). I also own the cd Ayperi mentions and it's great. I'd love to have the transcription and/or transl...
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Re: how to loosen hips
(in Bellydance Drills and Choreography)
If something hurts, you should go to see a doctor!
Training for me never ever hurt, so I couldn't recommend you training in that case! There are several muscles in the area you're talking about, f.e. the sartorius which you need for hip drops an... read more discussion post on Wed, July 1, 2009 - 2:13 AM
Re: how to loosen hips
(in Bellydance Drills and Choreography)
I believe that drills that strengthen will also loosen up. The strengthening drill warms the muscle, makes it more elastic and more responsive. You feel it better. After a while you need to stretch the same muscle which will work better than witho...
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discussion post on Mon, June 29, 2009 - 1:08 PM
Re: Drills for improving Shimmies
(in Bellydance Drills and Choreography)
I am working on it, too. I used a vibration shimmy for very long, now I want to involve the legs more and it's tough. My left leg is not as strong as my right one and it takes time to get speed...
discussion post on Thu, June 25, 2009 - 11:52 AM
Re: Comparison and contrast of Egyptian dancers old and new
(in Egyptian Style)
OMG that is cute, Aisha, there's only two of us apart from you! If you can't count two people, how do you want to draw neat comparisons between so many dancers and stick them into two categories: old and new? I mean to say this in a friendly, symp...
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discussion post on Wed, June 24, 2009 - 1:32 PM
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