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I pretty much agree with everyone else. You can see the breakdancing in him for sure. I wouldn't call it Belly Dance, but agree that if its taken in its own context as a fusion, its pretty good! I sure wish I was that flexible!
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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He is a very good dancer! He has amazing body control and he is really well trained. But as everybody else said, this is not belly dancing. It is brake dance with belly dance elements, but a really good fusion. This guy can also belly dance though, even if he has a very unusual style. Watch this video:
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Fusion again. I see ballet styling in there as well as the breakdance. I think fusion is inevitable and unstoppable... We are going to have to let the term bellydance go where it will and be sure to say egyptian BD, Turkish BD when we do the real thing
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Yea, well, I don't care for the bare chested look myself; and like shirts even less - but who am I? This look seems to be all the rage in Greece right now, maybe Russia too?
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Ofcourse the ones that are performing arabic style are with gelebias. ![]() |
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