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  • Rasputin
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    • Jan 2005
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    #46
    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIxlyQUSYrs[/ame]

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    • Rasputin
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      • Jan 2005
      • 63906

      #47
      [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz7eSj7Z9H4[/ame]

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      • Rasputin
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        • Jan 2005
        • 63906

        #48
        [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PIYHqXumRM[/ame]

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        • Rasputin
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          • Jan 2005
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          #49
          Persian Night


          Kinki Lounge, Dallas, Texas


          Gorgeous young Iranians dance:




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          • Rasputin
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            • Jan 2005
            • 63906

            #50
            Afsaneh Art & Culture Society (AACS) proudly presents Festival of the Silk Road, a full of evening of dance, music and poetry from the Silk Road including Iran, Afghanistan, China, Azerbaijan, India, Indonesia, and Tajikistan on Saturday, May 2nd, 2009. Celebrated in the Bay Area and beyond for presenting gorgeously crafted, authentic and rarely-seen traditional dances from Central Asia and Iran, as well as cutting-edge, contemporary work based on traditional themes, Ballet Afsaneh is the professional performance ensemble of the Afsaneh Art & Culture Society.

            This dynamic group presents performances and activities throughout the year featuring dance, poetry, and music of the Silk Road —the historic trade route stretching 7,000 miles across Central Asia from the China Sea in the east to the Mediterranean in the west.

            The Ballet Afsaneh repertoire displays a wide range, from the lush and glittering lyricism of fairytale to incisive, thought provoking, contemporary work. For the Festival of the Silk Road, AACS brings together a group of phenomenal Bay Area dance and musical guests to present a vibrant exploration of the rich cultural traditions of the Silk Road, as well as a not-to-miss pre-performance bazaar including traditional clothing, art, and food.

            In a seminal convergence of these ancient and influential cultures, the Festival of the Silk Road unites an inspired roster of dance and musical artists including Ballet Afsaneh, the award-winning Chinese Performing Arts of America, Wan Chao Chang Dance Company, Shahrzad Dance Academy, and Niosha Dance Academy.

            Esteemed musical guests include Tameem Afzali & Friends Afghan Ensemble, Persian music by Neema Hekmat - Pourya Khademi – Kaveh Hedayati & friends, as well as Mohamad Ebrahimi, and Farideh Louie. The musicians draw on a dynamic and rich aural palette to create a shimmering sonic landscape threading through the evening’s performance.

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            • Rasputin
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2005
              • 63906

              #51
              Sheida Massarrat
              Contemporary acrobatic dancer in Barcelona, Spain

              Beautiful... More info on fotopunto.com

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              • Rasputin
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                • Jan 2005
                • 63906

                #52

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                • Rasputin
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                  • Jan 2005
                  • 63906

                  #53
                  Moorche Dareh


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                  • Rasputin
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                    • Jan 2005
                    • 63906

                    #54

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                    • Rasputin
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                      • Jan 2005
                      • 63906

                      #55
                      Guys dancing at wedding


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                      • siamak
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                        • Nov 2003
                        • 667

                        #56

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