ANDALUSIAN ARABIC DANCERS

The Andalusian Dancers is a standalone performance dance group, led by choreographer, Yogo. Sometimes accompanying the Andalusian Arabic Choir, the group’s aim is to revive interest in medieval Andalusian art, music and dance between the 8th and 15th centuries up to the fall of Granada. This period includes elaborate dance costumes with sensational Andalusian colours.

The choreography also reflects the happy, free and advanced society of the time which differed from other Arabic and European communities which lagged behind on many fronts including science, music and astronomy.

Andalusian dance

The Andalusian dance style is full of emotion, expression and rhythm. The costumes are an important part of the intricate movements of the dancers and the performance. The history and style of Andalusian dance have been as colourful as the costumes themselves.

Links to the Andalusian-Arabic dancing style and fusion

1.Andalusian improvisation dance

2.Andalusian Azeri Fusion

3.Al Andalus Magreb dances

4. Sueños de Al Anadalus (dreams of Andalus)

Andalusian-flamenco dance fusion

Flamenco dance and costumes are part of Andalusian culture and history, enriching the style, diversity and entertainment of both dance styles.

Links to Andalusian-flamenco fusion

5. Coreografia Flamenco

6.Paola Flores, flamenco arabe

 

7.Arabe flamenco

 

8.Fusion flamenco-arabe

 

9.Danzas Arabes fusion flamenco Belen Pastrana

To book The Andalusian Araic Dancers or to apply to join the group, email andalusianarabicchoir.com.au

 

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