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Satanme....why do you say she's an Egyptian bellydancer??? There are lots of bellydancers around the world of different nationalities,and even if she was dancing Egyptian style that does not make her Egyptian(nationality,i mean).
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Nisma is Egyptian born and bred. Her style of dance is Egyptian. She has many costumes which enhance her dance. She performs particularly at weddings and private functions. She performed at mine and was so good. I have been pretty shocked seeing some dancers here at weddings..one had the groom on the floor and she danced over his face..pure degrading! She is defo the one to book if you want an artist not a pole dancer as many seem to be!
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quote:Originally posted by satanmademedoit: Nisma is Egyptian born and bred. Her style of dance is Egyptian. She has many costumes which enhance her dance. She performs particularly at weddings and private functions. She performed at mine and was so good. I have been pretty shocked seeing some dancers here at weddings..one had the groom on the floor and she danced over his face..pure degrading! She is defo the one to book if you want an artist not a pole dancer as many seem to be!
Thumbs up for her,then! Posts: 1339 | From: Om Leito | Registered: Aug 2006
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quote:Originally posted by satanmademedoit: Nisma is Egyptian born and bred. Her style of dance is Egyptian. She has many costumes which enhance her dance. She performs particularly at weddings and private functions. She performed at mine and was so good. I have been pretty shocked seeing some dancers here at weddings..one had the groom on the floor and she danced over his face..pure degrading! She is defo the one to book if you want an artist not a pole dancer as many seem to be!
did you just recently get married?
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If she is an Egyptian belly dancer, then she is not wearing an Egyptian costume and, if the photo was taken in Egypt, then she is breaking the law. Egyptian belly dancers must keep their bellies covered. It can be covered in a trtansparent material or rows of swinging beads, but it must be covered. Same goes for the nape of the neck.
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The costume looks Egyptian to me and the designers in Egypt make many different styles so it is hard to say from looking at it from the back that it is not Egyptian . . . and I see lots of costumes that don't have a belly cover on them. So do they not follow that old law anymore?? Back to my videos again which show many Egyptian (and other) dancers in Cairo, LOL!!
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quote:Originally posted by satanmademedoit: here at weddings..one had the groom on the floor and she danced over his face..pure degrading! [/QB]
OMG, really? in Egypt? never saw that before... but anyways I dont go to weddings that often
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quote: Originally posted by satanmademedoit: here at weddings..one had the groom on the floor and she danced over his face..pure degrading!
I would have to kill a biiiiaaatch. [/QB]
Satan, you probably mixed this up with a bachelor party! But - how did you enter?! Posts: 30135 | From: The owner of this website killed ES....... | Registered: Feb 2004
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IF a woman danced over my husbands face I would severly injure her, if he allowed it I would castrate him.
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of course she could be a freak and like it.... I don't know, I just don't get the entire Bellydancer mentality. I mean to do it at home in private for your husband or something, ok I get that. I just can't wrap my mind around wanting to do it for a career in public to strangers, etc. IMO
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quote:Originally posted by Tigerlily: I just found that picture on Daily Star Egypt and I thought it was awesome funny!
Shamadan is a famous dance done at weddings . . . usually the dancer with the Shamadan is leading the wedding party . . maybe as part of the zeffa . . . sort of lighting the way to a new life.
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we have no good ones in Hurghada .. only lil gurls who ran away from their lil towns and cities ..they use them and start hiring them as belly dancers....no real art in here
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quote:Originally posted by real_dude: we have no good ones in Hurghada .. only lil gurls who ran away from their lil towns and cities ..they use them and start hiring them as belly dancers....no real art in here
Heyy,Real_Dude Do you have any favorite bellydancer in Egypt that you consider good?I mean,seriously good dancer. Posts: 1339 | From: Om Leito | Registered: Aug 2006
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I like Shams ..she got some skills..... but no body is good now .. its just some titts and butts shaking ... Alex got some good ones though
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quote:Originally posted by real_dude: I like Shams ..she got some skills..... but no body is good now .. its just some titts and butts shaking ... Alex got some good ones though
Tell me were this Shams dances,and any other good ones you know in Alex.I like to watch good dancers perform when i visit Egypt,but i admit there are not that many good ones.
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thanks MK ...I just hang around to see yall .. how ya doing and stuffs... am always here for good friends....
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its Art ya LovedOne and part of the culure too.. like strippers in the states and its a part of the american culture ..
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LOL strippers in the states are not considered art (except to desperate drunk men in their mid-life crisis'). I agree it's part of the culture but the class level of belly dancers is not what it used to be, the ones I see today are pretty trashy IMO. Bring back the ones egypt used to have back in the day, I see them on TV a lot, they were a lot different. Posts: 13440 | Registered: Feb 2006
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quote:Originally posted by Tigerlily: I just found that picture on Daily Star Egypt and I thought it was awesome funny!
Shamadan is a famous dance done at weddings . . . usually the dancer with the Shamadan is leading the wedding party . . maybe as part of the zeffa . . . sort of lighting the way to a new life.
Thanks for this part of information. I just think marriage is totally overrated..... I am sure many would like to go and stay in the dark if they would have known before..... Posts: 30135 | From: The owner of this website killed ES....... | Registered: Feb 2004
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quote:Originally posted by With a name like Smuckers: LOL strippers in the states are not considered art (except to desperate drunk men in their mid-life crisis'). I agree it's part of the culture but the class level of belly dancers is not what it used to be, the ones I see today are pretty trashy IMO. Bring back the ones egypt used to have back in the day, I see them on TV a lot, they were a lot different.
am just bein sarcastic ...cause an AMERICAN is trying to ask us how come we watch half naked women shaking thierr body ..? AMERICA still has so many nudity issues to be discussed on american forums ...
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quote:Originally posted by With a name like Smuckers: LOL strippers in the states are not considered art (except to desperate drunk men in their mid-life crisis'). I agree it's part of the culture but the class level of belly dancers is not what it used to be, the ones I see today are pretty trashy IMO. Bring back the ones egypt used to have back in the day, I see them on TV a lot, they were a lot different.
am just bein sarcastic ...cause an AMERICAN is trying to ask us how come we watch half naked women shaking thierr body ..? AMERICA still has so many nudity issues to be discussed on american forums ...
You go,real_dude!!!!
*insert some clapping here*
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I'd call her a hoochie mamma if she was in the U.S. as well. I'm not sure why anyone would think that strippers are well thought of, wherever they live. And anyone who is half naked and shaking their bits around in front of strange men, is in my opinion, a hoochie mamma! Posts: 1283 | From: Cairo | Registered: Feb 2006
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belly dancing was is a part of our culture since we were kids ..we grew up every body like it.. if it took another path that is not our fault ..its the show business... through my business life only 2 never stay out of business... show business and hoe business..... now ya see the link...
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It's fine that it's part of your culture. All I'm saying, is that in my opinion, anyone who does that is a hoochie mamma.
It's a matter of morals, and it seems that mine differ from many others.
Maybe way back when, everyone thought it was okay. Times change, people change, morals change.
I'm not saying it should be outlawed, but do you think I would ever have a belly dancer at my wedding? Not in a million years, and my fiance agrees about that. I wouldn't even go to a wedding that had one.
Whatever anyone else wants to do is up to them.
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ok Sashyra is ready to go for your weddin instead of ya .we have a substitute ...lol
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quote:Originally posted by Tigerlily: I just found that picture on Daily Star Egypt and I thought it was awesome funny!
Shamadan is a famous dance done at weddings . . . usually the dancer with the Shamadan is leading the wedding party . . maybe as part of the zeffa . . . sort of lighting the way to a new life.
Thanks for this part of information. I just think marriage is totally overrated..... I am sure many would like to go and stay in the dark if they would have known before.....
LOL, well, I'd say the same thing too . . . and I have seen versions of this dance that can be a bit of raunchy fun!
It just so happens that this photo was taken at the big dance festival, Ahlan Wa Sahlan, that just finished in Cairo. I found the article on the internet with that photo along with other ones that were there. I think the dancer is Soraya, who I believe is a brazilian dancing in Cairo these days. I heard that over 1700 dancers showed up from around the world for this years festival. I went in 2004 and it was just too crowded for me . . . I like smaller classes.
I also like to see something of Egypt other than a hotel ballroom full of dancers, LOL!!! Right, sashyra???
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quote:Originally posted by real_dude: belly dancing was is a part of our culture since we were kids ..we grew up every body like it..
Everyone "belly dances" in Egypt . . . and throughout the middle east . . . dancing and music is part of life and men are some of the best dancers at the parties, LOL!!! I really get a kick out of watching the videos were the men get up to dance . . . great shimmies!!!
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