Shashkin in Grand Rapids, MI
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@MasriKhaleejDancer
Actually most of this is Morocco's beautiful cane dance choreography. She just called it Raqs el Assaya. This music is a different version (not the CD given after the seminar), so from the half onwards the dancer blended other moves with it, to go with the music.
irmar 1 week ago
So beautiful on the surface!
sundowner74 3 months ago
This is a Lebanese Debke song... NOT Saidii!
MasriKhaleejDancer 8 months ago
Of course not darling! We were not born with information, we are educated along the way. Love to you...
sarahmayne 5 years ago
Oh thank you for educating me! I hope I didn't insult.
AnnClaire 5 years ago
Using a cane (Assaya) is a traditional form of Middle Eastern Dance. It is called Raks Al Assaya and is danced in the Saidi region of North Africa. This dance is done to highlight hip work, and twit the mens combatitive "tahtiyb" or martial art form where they beat each other up with canes.
sarahmayne 5 years ago
I've never seen a cane used in dancing before! Charlie Chaplin fusion :-P
AnnClaire 5 years ago