Vania's Middle Eastern Bellydance

Introduction: 1)As an instructor, I never limit my customers by giving them the very basic stuff, like other Bellydancing instructors do. I teach a big variety of moves and combos, without being 'selfish'. I don't keep the secrets of the Middle Eastern culture and dance-form for me, but I share any tips with my students. 2) As a performer, I interact with my audience, I encourage them to participate (at least at the end of the show) and I definitely try to provide a big variety of styles and props. 3) My prices are very reasonable and affortable for any income-level, for any event, class and for the private lessons. I always try to make people happy through my services, by providing them the Bellydance experience they desire in the prices they can afford and at the level and skills they can reach. 4) There's no comparison between my services and other bellydancers' services, because I bring the "original" culture of Southern Mediterranean, Asia Minor (where I come from originally) and of Middle East. 5) Last but not least, I always ENCOURAGE my students in their practice and learning process. There's no judging here, only inspiring and positive attitude is acceptable. I started Bellydancing as a hobby and passion, when I was 15. I then gave my 1st performance in a wedding in Romania. For me it's a part of my culture and life, linked with memories from the Gypsy populations in my country. Bellydancing is very feminine, youthful, energetic, playful, creative, graceful, balanced. Bellydancing is a great exercise, very friendly for the female body structure, with plenty of benefits for the health. No blood pressure or arthritis here, no pain or tension. Maybe a bit sweat and a lot of energy and plenty of smiles. It's a great way to lose weight or stay in shape and an amazing anti-depression therapy. Now there are no limitations and borders in Bellydancing. All women can and should experience it. All women should reveal their hidden femininity and grace, at any age or profession. The western women walk like...dudes, but in Middle East and asia Minor, the girls learn how to walk and move with elegance, even flatfooted and barefooted. So my jod is not a typical 'job', but a real passion, a creative addiction, a contageous love to the expression of emotions and adventures through dance. Plus, we don't even need a partner. In my opinion, if skateboarding is "the Art of street", bellydancing is "the Art of house". As a job, it helps me to stay physically and psycologically healthy, to be creative and passionate. The Middle Eastern music, the drum-solos, the choreographies are so nice, that inspire the imagination and unfold the emotions.