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Aziff are taught by Sandy Burrow  of Las Hermanas.

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For enquiries you can contact Sandy here

 

We meet once a week for classes at Glenmore Park in Western Sydney and at other times through the month for performance and practice. 

Here are some shots of us at various events.

We add colour and movement to any event and are available for hire at reasonable rates - contact Sandy for details

 

 

 

Holi Mahotsav April 09

 

Damfest 08

 

Touched by Olivia 07
 

 

 

How does Tribal Belly Dance differ from other Belly dance styles?

Tribal Belly dance is a contemporary dance form originating from San Francisco. Although it was developed quite recently it presents as an authentic culturally rich dance form. Tribal belly dance is performed as a “tribe” of dancers where emphasis is on the group rather than a solo dancer.  Tribal style takes traditional belly dance and incorporates elements from Flamenco, North African and Indian dance .

It evokes excitement and inspiration to onlookers who are able to observe and feel the community spirit that tribal style brings. The synchronised movement and awe inspiring costuming often transports onlookers to far away places. Tribal dancers usually use finger cymbals (zils) to accompany their dance which adds to the dynamic vibrant atmosphere a tribe creates.

Performance pieces range from lively, colourful and dynamic to hypnotic, mysterious and exotic.     In Tribal belly dance you will not see sequins or chiffon but rather antique textiles, traditional tribal Jewellery from around the world and lush pants and skirts. The costuming draws influence from the Middle East, Spain, and India.

 

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