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Written by Zahara
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Sunday, 01 March 2009 00:00 |
 Zahara How long have you been dancing? I have always danced from my earliest days with ballet and modern ballet, latin social dances such as Salsa, Bachata etc, and more recently Argentine Tango. I started belly dancing about 8 years ago and fell in love with it for the moves and the music.
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THE ALPHABET OF TREES (II) |
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Written by Isabel del Río
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 00:00 |
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THE ALPHABET OF TREES (II)  Isabel del Río
Our gardens are full of marvelous trees which have been venerated during centuries. In Yareah magazine/January, we started to know and see their poetic secrets by analyzing Robert Graves’ famous essay “The White Goddess- A Historical Grammar of Poetic Myth” and what he calls “The alphabet of trees” in Celtic Druidic culture (letters were known by the name of a tree which started with its same initial. |
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Written by Linda de Sousa
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 00:00 |
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 Nombre: Linda de Sousa. Lugar y año de nacimiento: Lisboa 1949
Estudios: Química, restauración y pintura de paisaje
Su meta a corto plazo es… Deseo llegar a un gran mayor número de apreciadores de arte y con mis conferencias ayudar al mayor número posible de mujeres maltratadas.
Su gran aspiración sería… Conseguir estar en todas las colecciones importantes.
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Belly Dance: Emma Chapman |
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Written by Emma Chapman
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 00:00 |
 Belly Dance: Emma Chapman How long have you been dancing?
11 years.
Why "belly dance" instead of a Western dance?
Bellydance is more accessible to than a lot of Western dance forms, which demand rigorous training from an early age. Of course you still have to train hard to be a professional bellydancer! However, for an adult student who wants to take up some form of dance, bellydance is accessible and easy to make noticeable progress in. I was attracted by the fact that it was a dance form that welcomed women (and men, although I didn’t know this when I started!) of all shapes and sizes and made them feel beautiful.
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El Velo en la Danza Oriental |
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Written by Marwa
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 00:00 |
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 Marwa
 En el Medio Oriente, el velo es símbolo de recato, modestia y religiosidad por parte de las mujeres, especialmente las musulmanas. Aunque muchas jóvenes ya no utilizan el velo en sus cabezas, muchas otras defienden el uso de éste y muy animosas deciden utilizarlo de manera voluntaria. Así, el velo ha sido por siglos utilizado para tapar la belleza y feminidad de las mujeres y, por lo mismo, puede ser objeto de innumerables fantasías.
Elizabeth Artemis Mourat, bailarina, profesora e historiadora, ha estudiado la historia de la Danza Oriental y los elementos que la rodean durante más de 25 años. En su excelente libro “El velo Ilusivo”, ella describe con precisión y perspicacia la historia y evolución de este hermoso elemento utilizado en la Danza Oriental.
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