Happy Sunday everyone. I trust your weekend has been spent either relaxed and chilled or busy and productive. Hopefully not just in our virtual world. I’ve been productive making a video for my rl and honestly who would have guessed how hard that might be?
I may appear at times confident but honestly staring at myself making a video is quite daunting to me.
I managed late today as the sun was setting to get that emailed off to the people expecting it.
I cannot say at the moment why but apparently on the 26th October I can. Don’t worry I’ll remember to do so as I’m excited to want to share.
Right now though I’m seeking a lift outta here and to the future. Whose coming?
We are both wearing the same Kalhene body Anya in this dance and I have to say. Amazing!!!
Why? Because there was nothing to prevent the body from flowing with this dance.
I also love the curves in this body because let’s face it, a proper belly dance looks way more authentic and visual with some curves.
Paragon as always hits this right out the ball park and this dancer Alia in reality is breathtaking to watch. Check her social media and you will see why
4 Vintage style belly dance floorwork, free-styled performance-captured by Alia Mohamed. Alia is an esteemed Los Angeles-based performer of Lebanese descent that specializes in belly dance from the Golden Era. In dance, floorwork refers to movements performed on the floor.
Alia channels this classic style of belly dance from the 50’s to 60’s, the Golden Era of Belly Dance,” characterized by improvisation, simplicity, and glamour, mesmerizing crowds worldwide.
Originally danced to “Raks Layli El Charrk (Dance of Oriental Nights) by George Abdo. Tempo = 91.85 BPM
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An esteemed Los Angeles based belly dancer, Alia Mohamed leaves crowds in a trance with her vintage style, timeless beauty, and hypnotic hips. Coming from a Lebanese background and a family of musicians, Alia has an intrinsic understanding of Middle Eastern music and dance. She has studied belly dance intensively for over fifteen years and is highly influenced by the belly dancers of Egypt in the 50s and 60s, the “Golden Era of Belly Dance.”
So I had a multitude of issues trying to upload Coffee with Isa to YouTube.
Then I realized actually by integrating the virtual me it caused the upload to crash each time as when I removed the majority of the virtual overlay, finally after 3 attempts last night and then another 4 coming home today. Job done.
Today I’m not blogging for anyone other than myself. It’s a frivolous blog and Vlog that I wanted to do about my new Motorbike that was given to me from Jackson.
It’s certainly the absolute best present anyone has given me in pixel paradise and everyday I throw this bad boy on the lawn and ride him.
