Suhad
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I would also like to point out that once a dance form becomes static, with no changes to it, it becomes "folk dance" and is only drug out for public performances on particular occasions, with no relevance to everyday life in the cultures it arose.
I don't want to see that happen to bellydance; it's too beautiful an art form for that. Are there limits on what could/should be fused? Oh, yeah...I'm thinking body piercing doesn't belong for instance.
The good news is that stuff that isn't widely appreciated, and/or commercially viable just isn't going to stick.
I don't want to see that happen to bellydance; it's too beautiful an art form for that. Are there limits on what could/should be fused? Oh, yeah...I'm thinking body piercing doesn't belong for instance.
The good news is that stuff that isn't widely appreciated, and/or commercially viable just isn't going to stick.