absent
31/07/2007, 20h21
En lisant la discussion autour de la Djebba algerienne, je me suis rendu compte que nous avons une femme en algerie qui defend, culture et racine de la femme berbere algerienne et maghrebine. le site est en anglais, mais fait un effort pour lire le contenu (pour les non-anglophones).
Utilisez la photo pour aller sur le site
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/4715/homeamellj7.th.jpg (http://www.ameltafsout.com/)
"Watching a performance by Amel Tafsout is a cathartic experience.
She dances from the very core of herself. Sensuality is expressed as power and generosity. She has a direct stare, a presence that can come from the true knowledge of herself and her art. She is a unique performer and
there is no one else who dances like her."
Beatrice Parvin, in Habibi Magazine,
Vol.18, No 1, 1999, Santa Barbara, USA
Utilisez la photo pour aller sur le site
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/4715/homeamellj7.th.jpg (http://www.ameltafsout.com/)
"Watching a performance by Amel Tafsout is a cathartic experience.
She dances from the very core of herself. Sensuality is expressed as power and generosity. She has a direct stare, a presence that can come from the true knowledge of herself and her art. She is a unique performer and
there is no one else who dances like her."
Beatrice Parvin, in Habibi Magazine,
Vol.18, No 1, 1999, Santa Barbara, USA