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We are an oriental dance troupe expert in Middle East dances and we use the language of dance not only as a tool for artistic storytelling, but also as a space for social gathering, listening, and sharing. The dance repertoire proposed by Francesca and the Baharat Dancers ranges from classical raqs sharqi and Egyptian and Middle Eastern folklore, to Mediterranean and modern fusions, while always maintaining an authentic connection to the traditions and original roots of belly dance. During our performances we use also props like veils, isis wings, fan veils, cane, sword, candlestick, to create different atmospheres and adapt to the requests of the customer.
= areas covered (up to 250 miles)
= free travel (up to 25 miles)
- Shik shak shok
- Luxor Baladna
- Diaa_Al Lila
- El Ghazala Ray2a (Karim Mahmoud Abdelaziz)
- Taht El Shebbak (Hoda Al Sonbaty)
- Albi Mal (Ramy Ayach)
- Rumeli Hisari (Can Atilla)
- Love in Damascus (Lena Chamamyan)
- Ah Ya Albi (Hakim)
- I wanna dance (Artem Uzunov)
- Baladi Nostalgia (Ilahun ballet orquesta)
- Flamenco (Dalida)
- Eskandarany (Moustafa Amar)
- Lamma Bada (Abdel Karim Ensemble)
- El Zaffa (Fadi El Saadi)
- Opium (Dead Can Dance)
For the performance, we require a rectangular space approximately 5 meters deep x 8 meters wide, free of lateral or vertical obstructions. The floor must be smooth but not slippery. We also require audio equipment for the music (a sound system with a PC and speakers or a mixer with amplification and the necessary cables for connecting an iPod or phone).
We need to know the exact address of the venue where the event will be held, the type of venue, and whether the performance will be held indoors or outdoors, and in which specific spaces.
We can provide simple lighting equipment if needed, but the audio service must be provided by the client, including technical staff.
Yes, we’re happy to play music from our private IPod folder before, after and between our sets. We’re happy to choose the music ourselves or let the client choose the music."
We performed oriental dance entertainement for a turkish-american wedding in Castello Brancaccio, San Gregorio di Sassola (Rome).
We love playing at all sorts of events but weddings are our favourite, because the guests are always happy and it’s easy to get them dancing!
Over the past three years, our company has performed in theater shows, oriental dance festivals, corporate training meetings, weddings and charity events.
We love iconic and famous bellydancers like Jillina and Bellydance Superstars, but also traditional egyptian dance groups like Reda Troupe. We like to range from tradition to modernity to meet the different tastes of the public.
We are a close-knit and lively dance group, using the language of dance not only as a tool for artistic storytelling and entertainment, but also as a space for social gatherings, listening, and sharing.
We normally arrive 2 hours before the performance to set up and we prefer have the possibility to do a stage rehearsal and an audio test. We normally perform 2 x 10 minute sets or 3 x 10 minute with a break between the sets. We’re happy to dance a bit longer or shorter but we’ve found that these set times suit us and our audiences best.
We’re happy to play outside but we ask for shade, a flat level surface and a power supply close to the performance area.
We usually learn specific songs before the event but we usually limit this to 5-6 songs. The clients are welcome to pick a set list from our repertoire or let us choose the music for them.
Previous customers would describe us as a high energy group that loves to get the audience on their feet dancing.
We offer a carefully curated, varied and certainly lively performance that will entertain and delight the audience with elegance and professionalism.
Miss. Tugce Baser
Castello Brancaccio
Wedding
Party
Private Event
Corporate Event
Hotel / Restaurant Event
Christmas Party
New Year's Eve
Folk
World Music
Arabic Music