Great dancing, terrible vocals. It sounds like he's running out of time and trying to fit all the words in before the end of the song. However,, dancer is fab, and costume gorgeous!
I read the first page of comments...I can see some Dina influence there (some of the pop-things are borderline convulsive, and I see traces of Dina's "drunk-walk" {and YES I understand that Dina was playing with balance and timing, but aesthetically, just because you *can* doesn't mean you *should*}), but her hipwork doesn't at all resemble what I remember from my limited exposure to Dina (which was generally small and tight).
Oriental dance in the West becomes anything,only the technical. they dance with the legs, arms but less and less with the basin. Egyptian dancers have a big advantage , they understand their music and interpret it properly without the need to do too much. I do not think any western dancer is able to dance and captivate the audience for an hour as do the Egyptian dancer in cabaret.
I hope that Aziz will not change under the influence of her popularity
Diana Tarkhan said: "It's a dance that seems easy because it does not show the effort, but it takes a lot of years to decode the oriental dance. Randa Kamel, for example, is a perfect product for imports. the Western like because they see the performance, power. Some students remain dubious to the dance Dina, they find she does not do too much. To understand Dina's dance, it takes years because she makes things very complex."
@ Laylaindy. Because EVERYONE with NO exceptions that did not learn to dance before DINA including Miss Aziza copies DINA. I frankly don't like dina. What I like about this dancer is that she is true to the music and is NOT over dressing her movements. Keep in mind Dina copied someone can you tell who?
Now I know why I get the feeling that there's something missing in the bellydance of American or Russian dancers. It's everything this egjyptian dancer has..I still cannot explain it with words I just know this dancing is complete
@Pavarsija It is that These dancers know and understand the language of the music and they don't over complicate dance with technique. These dancers just listen and describe the music with their movements. Others are describing how talented they are and not listening to the music.
@baadrobot And why do I have the feeling she borrowed a lot of movements from Dina? Dina is one of a kind and when someone else copies her, it's pretty much obvious. She's good though, but I don't think she's original. She should develop her own style because she's a very good dancer.
@laylaindy The consensus of a small panel who was asked the question "who is Dina copying?" said Mona Saeed. I disagree and have said Lucy. They were current at the same time and competing. Lucy is a far better dancer than Dina but if you compare movements and interpretation you will see that Dina is copying Lucy. I have a full description that I will post to my channel as to why I believe this. If you have another opinion please post it. But keep in mind Dina always takes the easy way out.
@baadrobot I didn't know Dina had her inspirational source at some point.Thank you for all this information.Talking about Dina,there is something fascinating about her. I just can't take my eyes off her when she dances. She's like all into it, she's amazing, she truly "lives" her performance. I don't know whether she's really good or she's actually very spectacular. Anyway, she's unique, and that's why people talk about her. If she weren't that good, the envy and gossip wouldn't be there..
@laylaindy Dina is a very Savy entertainer. Those who don't like her don't for one reason only; she doesn't really dance that much. She does very little in the way OF dancing. Yes she is entertaining yes she has charisma but she has little talent for middle eastern dance. She has a talent for enticement though. If she were a burlesque dancer she would pass as talented. Sorry.
@baadrobot This is THE real dance!! In oriental dance (and I don't say "bellydance"), you must have 2 things: technique and interpretation! If you haven't any feelings, you give not any message to the audience, it's to sad and poor!!! This is what the occidental dancers do. The egyptian dancers or dancers whose practice egyptian dance are like Dina, Randa, or Aziza in the video! In addition, this music's style is Shaabi and in shaabi dance, it's for fun! you needn't lot of technique.
@Benjidance974 Talking about Dina! In Dina's show, the first song is a classical megance, the second is a classical song (Om Kalthoum...) and the rest is shaabi! It's normal that Dina have fun on stage and don't dance as say people. BUT I think Dina dance really but as has said Diana Tarkhan, she has "a complex technique". And If people haven't any knowledge in Oriental Egyptian dance, they can't understand the dances of egyptian dancers.
She continues the old Egyptian tradition of dancing to THE MUSIC! Subtle makeup,hair and costume ( Souher Zaky style) concentrateing on translateing the music in the way the egyptian audience expect.
FANTABULOSA! SHE REALLY FEEL THE MUSIC, BUT SHE NEED UN POQUITO DE...:D
GLEERAMOSVALLE1974 1 week ago
Love her! Wonderful and inspiring dancer! Such a pleasure to watch!
kharkovbelly 2 weeks ago
someone know the song name please???
Dele2282 2 weeks ago
صحيح اعطى الخبز لخبازة
safsaf771385 4 weeks ago
How loosely her hips move to the music is very beautiful..zero effort whatsoever, elegant x
bellydancebianca1992 1 month ago
veeery egyptian! so beautiful and feminine!!!
lia166 1 month ago
STOP COMPARING HER TO DINA!OMG!:-(
SuperAriesFireball 1 month ago
Great dancing, terrible vocals. It sounds like he's running out of time and trying to fit all the words in before the end of the song. However,, dancer is fab, and costume gorgeous!
Roofy670 3 months ago
She reminds me soo much of Dina .
shizandra10 3 months ago
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This is simply stunning. Just a beautifully expressive dancer enchanting her audience. The elegant simplicity of her costume is wonderful. Love it!
brysoncitybellydance 3 months ago
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brysoncitybellydance 3 months ago
Nice body,great dancing
3m5r56 4 months ago
Wow, I like her a lot.
I read the first page of comments...I can see some Dina influence there (some of the pop-things are borderline convulsive, and I see traces of Dina's "drunk-walk" {and YES I understand that Dina was playing with balance and timing, but aesthetically, just because you *can* doesn't mean you *should*}), but her hipwork doesn't at all resemble what I remember from my limited exposure to Dina (which was generally small and tight).
paneljump 5 months ago
she is great!!!
Amal2777 6 months ago
Oriental dance in the West becomes anything,only the technical. they dance with the legs, arms but less and less with the basin. Egyptian dancers have a big advantage , they understand their music and interpret it properly without the need to do too much. I do not think any western dancer is able to dance and captivate the audience for an hour as do the Egyptian dancer in cabaret.
I hope that Aziz will not change under the influence of her popularity
chezmartinecairo 8 months ago
Diana Tarkhan said: "It's a dance that seems easy because it does not show the effort, but it takes a lot of years to decode the oriental dance. Randa Kamel, for example, is a perfect product for imports. the Western like because they see the performance, power. Some students remain dubious to the dance Dina, they find she does not do too much. To understand Dina's dance, it takes years because she makes things very complex."
chezmartinecairo 8 months ago 3
Rainha
kissthgirls 9 months ago
In this particular performance she is very much copying dina IMHO
baadrobot 10 months ago
@ Laylaindy. Because EVERYONE with NO exceptions that did not learn to dance before DINA including Miss Aziza copies DINA. I frankly don't like dina. What I like about this dancer is that she is true to the music and is NOT over dressing her movements. Keep in mind Dina copied someone can you tell who?
baadrobot 10 months ago
whats the name of the song?
MsFlor1984 10 months ago
Great Shimmies!!!
MarisaBellyDance 1 year ago
wher my lovely holud
alinukas1 1 year ago
she became my second favourite dancer!!!!!!!!
slovsara 1 year ago
Lovely, Elegant, Classic.
baadrobot 1 year ago
One of my favorites!!!
shazadibellydancer 1 year ago
Now I know why I get the feeling that there's something missing in the bellydance of American or Russian dancers. It's everything this egjyptian dancer has..I still cannot explain it with words I just know this dancing is complete
Pavarsija 1 year ago
@Pavarsija It is that These dancers know and understand the language of the music and they don't over complicate dance with technique. These dancers just listen and describe the music with their movements. Others are describing how talented they are and not listening to the music.
baadrobot 1 year ago 29
@baadrobot LOVE THIS...so true :)
Sailovesbellydance89 11 months ago
@baadrobot And why do I have the feeling she borrowed a lot of movements from Dina? Dina is one of a kind and when someone else copies her, it's pretty much obvious. She's good though, but I don't think she's original. She should develop her own style because she's a very good dancer.
laylaindy 10 months ago
@laylaindy The consensus of a small panel who was asked the question "who is Dina copying?" said Mona Saeed. I disagree and have said Lucy. They were current at the same time and competing. Lucy is a far better dancer than Dina but if you compare movements and interpretation you will see that Dina is copying Lucy. I have a full description that I will post to my channel as to why I believe this. If you have another opinion please post it. But keep in mind Dina always takes the easy way out.
baadrobot 10 months ago
@baadrobot I didn't know Dina had her inspirational source at some point.Thank you for all this information.Talking about Dina,there is something fascinating about her. I just can't take my eyes off her when she dances. She's like all into it, she's amazing, she truly "lives" her performance. I don't know whether she's really good or she's actually very spectacular. Anyway, she's unique, and that's why people talk about her. If she weren't that good, the envy and gossip wouldn't be there..
laylaindy 9 months ago
@laylaindy Dina is a very Savy entertainer. Those who don't like her don't for one reason only; she doesn't really dance that much. She does very little in the way OF dancing. Yes she is entertaining yes she has charisma but she has little talent for middle eastern dance. She has a talent for enticement though. If she were a burlesque dancer she would pass as talented. Sorry.
baadrobot 9 months ago
@baadrobot This is THE real dance!! In oriental dance (and I don't say "bellydance"), you must have 2 things: technique and interpretation! If you haven't any feelings, you give not any message to the audience, it's to sad and poor!!! This is what the occidental dancers do. The egyptian dancers or dancers whose practice egyptian dance are like Dina, Randa, or Aziza in the video! In addition, this music's style is Shaabi and in shaabi dance, it's for fun! you needn't lot of technique.
Benjidance974 3 months ago
@Benjidance974 Talking about Dina! In Dina's show, the first song is a classical megance, the second is a classical song (Om Kalthoum...) and the rest is shaabi! It's normal that Dina have fun on stage and don't dance as say people. BUT I think Dina dance really but as has said Diana Tarkhan, she has "a complex technique". And If people haven't any knowledge in Oriental Egyptian dance, they can't understand the dances of egyptian dancers.
Benjidance974 3 months ago
@Benjidance974 perfect, I make my own words.
RafaeliAlves 2 months ago
@baadrobot
it may not be overly complicated but there is a tremendous amount of work and technique. she just makes it look easy. love it!
majdahmajdah 1 month ago
similar posing etc to Randa... very nice though.
alittlebitofperil 1 year ago
she is pure joy to watch
salma1001 1 year ago
Perfect body, so mild and gentle she is...absolutely adorable!!
sevimli16 1 year ago
great. love her so much
Zadiel82 1 year ago
waaaaaaaaouuu i love love love!!!
orientalpassion1 1 year ago
gorgeous!!! keep on uploading!!!
WDanceCompany 1 year ago
beautiful!
GILIGILI9 1 year ago
so earthy and elegant!
i lover her attitude on stage!
COCObellydancer 1 year ago 16
She continues the old Egyptian tradition of dancing to THE MUSIC! Subtle makeup,hair and costume ( Souher Zaky style) concentrateing on translateing the music in the way the egyptian audience expect.
Alice1968World 1 year ago 6
She has a beautiful, subtle "Golden Age" style; not so flashy, I really like it.
AlanahBellydance 1 year ago
I LIKE HER VERY MUCH!!!!!! WHICH IS THIS SONG??
slovsara 1 year ago
@slovsara The title of the song is "Ya Helw Sabbah"
zarakedanza 1 year ago
@zarakedanza Thank you thank you thank you.
niquieand1 11 months ago
Incredible dancing!
bonnydancer 1 year ago
She's amazing! Love her dancing...she will be a must see next time I'm in Cairo. Thanks for sharing!
jhermjherm 1 year ago
Wow...I see a lot of Dina in her dance...don't know her history, though...
witchember 1 year ago
Great dancer!
taheya 1 year ago
da fi ellail..!?
thelordsonson 1 year ago