EGYPTIAN DANCE FROM LUXOR BY OSMAN BALATTA

This is Osman Balatta, a long time friend and merchant in Luxor Egypt demonstarting for us the traditional dance style of Upper Egypt.

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• Egyptian
• dance
• Male
• belly
• Raks
• baladi
• Luxor

[JulieQ150]

So graceful - and so good to see a man dancing too - what fantastic music and fun. Thanks for this cultural insight.

[gent491]

excellent. thanks Tariq for sharing.

[cascaret]

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 yes, yes, yes i got it right....this dance is a crock of shit..

[TRUTHTEACHER2007]

@cascaret No, no, you got it wrong. I guess you're Yoruba isn't that good. This is what he told you: watch?v=MNQ5V740LDY

[cascaret]

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 He's already told me that you suck donkey balls

[TRUTHTEACHER2007]

@cascaret Ask Chango and see what he tells you.

[cascaret]

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 Lord have mercy, what the f... is this shit?.....

[TRUTHTEACHER2007]

@cascaret Do the world a favor and shoot yourself. The rest of us are far to busy to waste our time on primitive, ignorant idiots such as you who have no resoect for other people's culture.

[cascaret]

Somebody shoot me please....what is this?

[louisxiiii]

@masriaof2 What is hishek bishek? Stereotype (Western?) of Arab culture? What would be exmples of it, especially related to dance? I ask because i'm trying to learn Raqs Assaya, but don't want to make Arabic people roll their eyes and say "hishek bishek" if they see me.