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Troupe
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early Sat AM
Gypsy Moon Tribe or
Jewels of the Dance?
Kristen above |
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Antoinette
Garcia
on the Gypsy Stage (Thanks,
P. Farhana!)
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Alexandra
King
Santa Barbara, CA |
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Troupe
Mosaic
of 1000 Oaks, CA
Troupe
director in the teal (right) is Jorjana.
(Thanks, Lynne)
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Polka
dot pair
Janet and Thalia, a mother and daughter
team, from San Luis Obispo, CA (thanks, Kareema!) |
On
left, a wonderful vendor source for silk velvet
coats with pockets! Wendy of Bali Isle
Beautiful
Tuareg man makes
beautiful Taureg jewelry!
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Food
lines were usually short, the food reasonably priced
and tasted GOOD! |
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Tempest
dancing
and then vending with friend,
Laura Rogan from San Diego
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BDSSer
Sonya with her beau, Danny |
upstairs
video man, Arnie
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Miles
Copeland (center, sitting) checks
out a show |
a
vendor of tribal wares-
Yasmin Yildiz and handsome male model
from Thousand Oaks (thanks,
Elizabeth!)
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a
vendor of Egyptian souveniors-xxx
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a musician
booth |
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Ready
for more?
6-3-05
Belly Dancer of the Year 2005 Page
1 Duos, Trios & Troupes photos by Monica
May 28, 2005, San Ramon, California.
5-28-05
Rakkasah West Festival
2005 Photos- Saturday Page 1 photos by GS Staff and Friends
More
to come!
7-17-05
Hadia Speaks: a Telephone Interview
by Erica
Hadia’s
experience is that, although many dancers in Middle Eastern countries
are wonderful artists, they generally lack the skills to teach
in an effective, methodical, safe way.
7-16-05
The Junior Division of the The Belly
Dancer of the Universe Competition photos by Lynette
Ages
10-17 years, held Saturday, February 19, 2005, in Long Beach,
California
7-15-05
"Ya Mustapha!":
A Song Conquers the World by Meissoun
One
of the most covered songs of the last 50 years is not from the
Beatles but an old Oriental folk song.
7-12-05
Belly Dancer of
the Year 2005 Finals photos by Monica and Susie
May
28, 2005, San Ramon, California.
7-5-05
Sirat Al-Ghawazi, Part
6 by Edwina Nearing
Begun
in the mid-1970's , the early sections of "Sirat Al-Ghawazi"
were first published under the title "The Mystery of the
Ghawazi." We are happy to be able to respond to the continued
demand for these articles by making them available to our readers
worldwide.
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