Kalbeliya dance

Kalbelia is the one of the most sensuous dance forms of Rajasthan, performed by the kalbelia tribe.
The Kalbelia dance, performed to celebrate any joyful moment in the community, is an integral part of their culture.

Male participants take care of the musical part of the dance. They use the different instruments (Pungi, Dufli, "Been", "Khanjari", "Morchang", "khuralio" and "Dholak") to create the rhythm on which the dancers perform. As the performance goes on, the rhythm becomes faster and faster, and hence, the dance. It looks like they are made of rubber. Their perfect movements to the enchanting tune of musical instruments is a treat to the eyes.

The Kalbelia dancers (mainly females) wear long black skirts embroidered with silver ribbons. As they spin in a circle, their bodies sway acrobatically, sinuously to the accompaniment of the Pungi, the Dufli and the plaintive notes of the "been", the wooden instrument of the snake charmers. As the beat increases to such high pitch, free flowing voice, while others join in the dance. Their dance movement resembles that of the snakes.

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[beckese]

is this Gulabo?



[visionrajasthanjpr]

@beckese

No, she ih Kamali.

[mimi2063]

Wow !!! The traditional garb is outstanding !

[suyalbisht]

beautiful dance. amazing...

[98070micho]

NO THIS IS A TRNS VESTITE

[govindkherwa1]

gr8

rajasthani always gr8