Seduction

belly dancers need a little more junk in the trunk

too thin to do somethin like bellydance..eat more.....we want passion!.n a$s,something to bounce...plz!

;-D

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shes really pretty but she needs some more moves

she'd be good in a porno, though

eat something, get an ass

she was not belly dancing. she is so skinny the only thing that would dance would be the organs inside of her. no belly to dancve with though so for those who are not familiar with belly dancing, u still havent seen one if u saw this clip.

nice dance

Can anyone please tell me who or what group is doing that music? thanks

3ama ma absha3 shakla hahahaha

oops.. another good video is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHsErY-5rNs

Someone had posted earlier that bellydancers are supposed to be heavy set. This is 100% a myth.

Bellydancers aren't supposed to be anything but enthusiastic about their dance. That's it. Traditionally women of any size would bellydance..

And no, it's not a seduction dance. Women didn't come up with the dance millions of years ago to "entice" the pharoah or whatever the heck else "royalty" you can think of.

The most common belief among historians and the like is simply this: Bellydance is a dance of Fertility. All the women of a tribe/group/village would celebrate the puberty (first period) of a young woman.. with the dance. The main and most common moves in the dance, not only create healthy muscles and organs.. but it also aids in the actual giving of birth.

Indian women have been documented as standing up.. doing a bellyroll.. whilst giving birth.

The bellyroll is the first thing you think of when you hear the word "bellydance". A proper bellyroll is done with the internal abdominal muscles, contracting one group at a time but in a smooth rendition.. to create a "ripple" effect.

However, starting in the late 1900's (i believe, i may have that date wrong) the modern world adapted and slightly altered the dance AND costume. The moves turned into a more "spinal" way of moving. Meaning, you move more with your skeleton than with actual muscle contractions.

There are a whole bunch of types of bellydance styles. But the one style that most closely resembles this deep muscle isolation is that of "Tribal Fusion".

This woman in the video does a very beautiful job of "egyptian, labonese, or cabaret" style of bellydance. Which is the more "skeletal" styles.

Not only are the moves more skeletal, but they are softer.. and more delicate. Whereas Tribal Fusion is rigid, isolated, yet at the same time VERY snakey.

If you've enjoyed this video and would like to see more styles.. I strongly suggest visiting www.rachelbrice.com and viewing some of the videos. Or... better yet... if i'm allowed to post this.. some youtube videos!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnYYK07lGFc

it was S**t , flailing your arms about and shaking your hips ?

D-LETE

Who gave the camera to the epileptic. He looksd good but you can hardly tell with the shitty camenra work.

This girl was one of the candidates to miss Lebanon 2 years ago.
She dances vey nice and has a great personality too.