Dina- the Egyptian Bellydance Star

Dina the Egyptian Bellydancer. From www.iwebu.com. Im no loner accepting comments for Dina's videos. Its all been said already- you love her or you hate her, I get that.

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Entertainment

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• bellydance
• bellydancer
• Egyptian
• Dina

[SumayaSaahir]

Dina's style is like an acquired taste, lol.

[shomzabe]

What an intoxicating beauty and mesmerizing performance. Dina's curves and seductive moves are delicious... NO HEATING NECESSARY.

She symbolizes the ideal feminine beauty. The music is great but too slow for eastern music, however, Dina's performance was sexy and innovative and that what distinguished her from other traditional eastern dancers.

[scalchas]

@shomzabe

No heating necessary!! that's so funny. I so much agree with you, Dina looks very sexy & delicious. I'm very impressed with her new creative style that is opposite to the standardized version performed in belly dance costume we've been seeing all along. The idea of belly dancing in a tight dress showing all the moves in such a sexy way, not only artistic, but orgasmic ;0)

[sabreena1khalick]

@saroona006 yes, let's hope for the best for the Egyptians and the best for the rest of the Arab world.The Middle East should be proud of the brave stand they are making against the harsh regimes live under..

[saroona006]

@sabreena1khalick My father worked in the Kuwait embessay in Cairo, so my siblings and i have continued our elementery education there in an american school before we went back to our country when i was still a highschool freshman. I consider Egypt and especially Cairo as a 2nd home. Enshallah they will have a bright future ahead of them

[sabreena1khalick]

@saroona006 hi. you're v.lucky to have lived there. I would want to go there someday when the opportunity arises. Were you there for work? or family? By the way - you're English is first class. :)

[saroona006]

@sabreena1khalick Thank you for your compliment. No, i am kuwiati but i have lived there for quite some time. Egypt is the pioneer of arts (music,dance,and cinema) in the arab world so most are familiar with the egyption culture and dialect.

[sabreena1khalick]

@saroona006 how I wish I knew Arabic! I would have certainly subscribed to your channel. You seem like a very friendly and articulate person. Are you Egyptian? I'm sorry for sounding so personal, you don't have to reply. I would like to get to know someone who would give me a helping hand in the future if I took up bellydancing at home as a hobby.

[saroona006]

@sabreena1khalick Ur last point is very crucial! arabic music in general involves great emotions and the words are extremley poetic. Even the instruments used and specific musical notes in our songs involves representaion of happiness, sorrow, etc. In other words we can easily perceive her movements and more importantly feel amused by her creativity.

[sabreena1khalick]

@saroona006 hi. I'm completely new to this dance form. I heard that Dina is very famous and wanted to know her dance style. I know there are other forms of bellydance ie. Turkish, Egyptian, Kaleegi (not really a bellydance), Beledi etc. I personally prefer the Egyptian version. Just looking at this lady is inspirational. I have seen a few westerners dance but really they perhaps need to know Egyptian Arabic really to convey the emotions behind the music.

[saroona006]

@sabreena1khalick exactly and thats how most oriental bellydance stars perform! its not about moves but how you express your feeling with dance and how well you dance with the music

[sabreena1khalick]

never seen bellydance like this before. Now I can see why she is famous - she's unique (I know every bellydancer is unique in style) but she dances according to how she feels the music. Not so mechanical like the others more like individual art form.

[doctorshabs]

WTF is this stupid wearing a dress and so much of movements are not even shown!