Hulaternative "Wiggle's of the West" 3rd Place Winner
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We loved this performance so much we hired Devi to teach at Wiggles pf the West Bellydance Competition this year.
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We loved this performance so much we hired Devi to teach at Wiggles pf the West Bellydance Competition this year.
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We loved this performance so much we hired Devi to teach at Wiggles pf the West Bellydance Competition this year.
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We loved this performance so much, we hired Devi to teach at Wiggles of the West Belly Dance Competition now in Las /vegas!!!
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That was so beautiful! I miss the moves of hula from my childhood. Your songs moved me to tears it was gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.
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That is beautiful. You have very nice veil work. Where did you get the skirt?
okaysnoopy 4 years ago 2
I made the costume.. a bathing suit,, grass skirting and a little hot glue
devisafir 4 years ago
I suspect that the composer/singer of both those songs might be dismayed at the Hawaiian hula being blended with belly dancing. The first song compares his mother to the beauty and strength of a particular mountain, and the second song was written for the commemoration of the island of Kaho'olawe being returned to the people of Hawai'i (it had been a Navy bombing range) and is a procreation song. The composer/singer is easy to find: Keali'i Reichel.
DancerKarina 4 years ago
He has been sent the video. I was very aware of the blending, and as you can see balanced both sides. I haved danced both ME and BD for some time. Hula is my first love. I chose to honor it in the cometition.the lyrics..and the meaning. Maunaleo is a story by a boy about the great mountain that has given all things to his life, he wrote it for his mother If you follow the hula segmants the moves are correct. In the ME sections - it is varied but allot of meaning is still there.
devisafir 4 years ago
Also, you are wrong on the second song... it is the story of the Limpet at Kanapou [crawling on the rocks, being scooped by the fisherman]..
devisafir 4 years ago
Thank You Lucinia..
devisafir 4 years ago