And we are back! Program 29 hits the ground running with a selection tailor-made for your flamenco fusion routine!
Vivir Un Cuento De Hadas (To Live a Tale of Hadas)
from the album Encuentros, 1985
Do You Want Ali, My Daughter? (Kizim Seni Aliye Vereyim Mi?)
from the album Turkish Delight - New Sounds From the Near East, no date given
(Marisa's note: You may recognize this as the popular tune "Babacim." A father is trying to get his indecisive daughter to choose a husband!)
Raks Al-Kheeyam (Dance of the Tents)
from the album Belly Dancing with George Abdo, 1976
In a Persian Market
from the album Percussion Orientale, 1961
Bel Dyha Lebnaneyeie (In the Village of Lebanon)
from the album An Evening with Uncle Tanous, 1974
Sudani (Connie)
from the album Strictly Belly Dancing, the 6th Volume, 1979
Basha Bella (Turkish)
from the album Ode To An Oud, 1974
Dance of the Pharoahs (Middle-Eastern Dance Routine)
from the album Beautiful Belly - Music for Listening and Dancing, 1975
Akher Ayam El Sayfia (The Last Days of Summer)
from the album Belly Dance!, 1979
Chifti
from the album The Music of Port Said, no date given
Arabian Knights
from the album 10 Nights In a Harem, no date given
Malek Ya Heloua Malek
from the album Belly Dance Nights (Layale Bourg El Hamam), Vol. 2, 1977
Rak El Seyoff (Sword Dance)
from the album Arabian Delight - Music from Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Alergia, Morocco, no date given
The Belly Dancer's Waltz
from the album Little Egypt Presents: How to Belly Dance For Your Husband, no date given