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LIVE DARBOUKA BELLYDANCE WORKSHOP

In the organizer's words:

Feel the magic of dancing to live percussion!
Belly Dance Drum Solo Workshop with Live Darbouka at 3:30 PM 

We’ll playfully explore moving to rhythms and interpret musical accents through Oriental dance.
Then it’s your turn to shine: each participant can improvise in two rounds accompanied by a live drummer in a supportive atmosphere. Video recordings available upon request.

Just before that, at 3:30 PM, we’ll have a Turkish Romani Workshop with Turkish instructor Asli Han
Expand your dance horizons with the vibrant energy of Turkish Romani dance.
This expressive style is full of hip work, footwork, and arm movements. Build rhythmic confidence and strong storytelling through expression. Open to all levels!

Hafla (Dance Party) at 5:00 PM Open to everyone!
No limit on spots! Bring friends and let’s chat and dance freely to Oriental beats!
• drinks & snacks
• a henna corner
• clothing & costume swap
• a photo spot

The workshop takes place in Neukölln at JIWAR Space

Oriental Dance, Belly Dance in Berlin, Romani, Roman Havasi

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Location

Jiwar Space
Jiwar Space Weserstr. 165 12045 Berlin

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