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    Argentine tango party in San Francisco. All photos by Marcy Mendelson.

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    Salsa Night at Little Baobab. All photos by Marcy Mendelson

The Rehearsal

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    Diamano Coura West African Dance Company rehearses in Oakland, California for the 2006 performance. All photos by Marcy Mendelson

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    Dress rehearsal for the Diamano Coura West African Dance Company in Oakland, California. All photos by Marcy Mendelson

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    Costume Designer Jair Oliveira at work in his studio. Photos by Marcy Mendelson

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    Barcelona, Spain... Couples dance Sevillanas at La Feria. Photographs by Marcy Mendelson.

Romani Dance

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    Romani women dance Flamenco Puro in the streets of Italy. Photographs/ Copyright, Rana Halprin

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    Maisa Duke and her Energia do Samba dance troupe kick it up at a San Francisco nightclub. Photographs by Marcy Mendelson

Sambistas Part II

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    Maisa, Vanessa, Ingrid and Serena of Energia do Samba dance in San Francisco at Mangarosa Restaurant. Photographs by Marcy Mendelson

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New Fusion for 2010

Elements of Classical Indian, Bellydance, Modern, Hip-hop and more... watch it all the way through.  Absolutely incredible ... Happy New Year everyone!

Choreography by Cera Byer

Performed by Damage Control Dance Theater

www.damage-control.org

*soundtrack: Vishnu's Eastern Block by artist Enduser*

December 31, 2009 in African Dance, Bellydance, Bhangra, Music, Xtra Dance of the Month |

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Pablo Flamenco

Fusion is such a big thing in Flamenco right now aswell. The purists turn up their noses, But fusion is how communities - like the one in Australia - embrace traditional forms of dance. Plus I think multi-cultural collaboration looks good on a grant application!

Posted by: Pablo Flamenco | March 18, 2010 at 03:48 AM

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