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Ghawazi (also
ghawazee) (Egyptian Arabic: الغوازي) are
female dancers who
danced in
return for
money in
public settings, and the streets.
There were male...
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provocative Egyptian dance, part of the
repertoire of the
dancing girls of the
Ghawazee. It was
perhaps not
unlike the
famous Dance of the
seven veils. In the...
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derives from the
Arabic word for
ploughman or tiller. The
Ghawazi (also
ghawazee)
dancers of
Egypt were
first a
group of
female traveling dancers, sometimes...
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forms of
belly dance po****rly
known today, such as Raqs Baladi, Sa'idi,
Ghawazee, and Awalim. The informal,
social form of the
dance is
known as Raqs Baladi...
- women,
their dances are
exactly of the same
description as
those of the
Ghawazee [female dancers] ...
Their general appearance ... is more
feminine than...
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Kuchuk Hanem (fl. 1850–1870) was a
famed beauty and
Ghawazee dancer of Esna,
mentioned in two
unrelated accounts of
travel to Egypt, the
French novelist...
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dance from
Andalusia in
Southern Spain.
Other Romani dance styles are
Ghawazee (Egyptian Gypsies), Rom (Eastern
European Gypsies) and
Tsjengui (Turkish...
- Ghawazi,
Ghawazy (Arabic: غوازي) (also
ghawazee)
dancers of
Egypt were a
group of
female traveling dancers. The
Ghawazee perform solo or in
small groups, unveiled...
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Flaubert may have
influenced the
French striptease. The
dances of the
Ghawazee in
North Africa and
Egypt consisted of the
erotic dance of the bee performed...
- SceneArabia.
Retrieved 2023-05-09. "Birth of
Modern Raqs Sharqi,
Baladi and
Ghawazee (Late 1800s to 1930s) and
Belly Dance (5.2)".
World Dance Heritage. Retrieved...
