Max Daneri Worldwide Dancer & Master Teacher performing "Ya Helwakom" from Miami Band as a "Moroccan Pop Dance" at "Encanto Oriental 2017", in Mendoza, Argentina.
Gracias Max Daneri por compartir tu arte, pasión y profesionalismo en el escenario. Disfrutando con tus videos, en mis noches de cuarentena. Saludos desde Perú.
That s NOT MOroccan music or dance style at all ... It s a mixture of God Knows what !!!! Poor Kuwaiti Miami Group if they realise that their music been titled Moroccan ...
All these occidental dancers are inspired by the morocan Zom Zom, the famous moroccan dancer czcams.com/video/CImrukbhldQ/video.html czcams.com/video/_HmbPqwC4O0/video.html czcams.com/video/SSU98LgWbgk/video.html czcams.com/video/-Rx4ysluqMw/video.html
@@sabrinalarrabee you can class whoever u like as your master ... I m pretty positive that NO pure MOROCCAN Professional dancer will allow such nonesence... the Moroccan Chaiibi was NOT never about hopping and Jumping ... The Chaiibi Magribi was never about the sharqi hip turns --- we simply don t do it as we re not Sharqi-- You need to accept criticism ... You need to go to Morocco not yo learn -- obviously if u class urself as prof..-- BUt to see nd watch people dancing ....
@@nawarra36 you are free to express any criticism you want as I am free to disagree with you ... You say that the 'déhanché" is purely sharqi and I do not agree, a large part of North African female dances are done with belly dancing Everything is evolving of course with us in Morocco, but our origin remains the same and the moroccan spirit is always there. here is a video for example which shows chikhates of the Atlas in their traditional folklore, there is above the swaying, the hair which twirls czcams.com/video/BD0qNKmhbig/video.html The fact is that Moroccan people innovate in everything, as well in their dances as in their kitchen or their caftan For the excellent zom zom and I am not the only one to think that he's a master, he is invited all over the world to teach Moroccan chaabi dance, it is a dance that is a hit today, but of course you're free not to like this kind of danse
@@sabrinalarrabee not sure what dehanche means ??? but I ll take it u mean pelvis circles ... The video you shared is of shikkatt Atals of Khmissatt... theres nothing i mean no moves that dancers use in this video are used by the above dancer ,,, The twist hopping ( in 48 to 50second) done by the dancer is non existence in North African a Binti ,,,the 1.00 min moves in the above video are actually from siwa in Egypt.. I can also see lots of TITOs turns firm and steady... nd lots of Baladi twists.. Even circles are sideways not in the middle where is the Morrocanity in this ??? It s a shame to see Our culture destroyed// Egyptianised/ nd seeking the waw factor in it ... Olympiyyatte ... even the posture is just not quite there But the sad thing about it it s titling it Moroccan POP... I feel for those generations coming after to see this nd believe it is authentic... Sad Sad sad .... But all in all I like the Modern Gnaoua Hat
Gracias Max Daneri por compartir tu arte, pasión y profesionalismo en el escenario. Disfrutando con tus videos, en mis noches de cuarentena. Saludos desde Perú.
Love Miami Band....😍😍😍
Me encantó!💕
Wowwwwwwww!!! Amazing!!!! I ♥♥♥♥♥ it!
OMG! OMG! OMG!!!!!!!
what is the title of this song?
great performance! 😊
Relindooooo
That s NOT MOroccan music or dance style at all ... It s a mixture of God Knows what !!!! Poor Kuwaiti Miami Group if they realise that their music been titled Moroccan ...
It's about the dance not the music..The dance is purely moroccan
All these occidental dancers are inspired by the morocan Zom Zom, the famous moroccan dancer
czcams.com/video/CImrukbhldQ/video.html
czcams.com/video/_HmbPqwC4O0/video.html
czcams.com/video/SSU98LgWbgk/video.html
czcams.com/video/-Rx4ysluqMw/video.html
@@sabrinalarrabee you can class whoever u like as your master ... I m pretty positive that NO pure MOROCCAN Professional dancer will allow such nonesence... the Moroccan Chaiibi was NOT never about hopping and Jumping ... The Chaiibi Magribi was never about the sharqi hip turns --- we simply don t do it as we re not Sharqi-- You need to accept criticism ... You need to go to Morocco not yo learn -- obviously if u class urself as prof..-- BUt to see nd watch people dancing ....
@@nawarra36 you are free to express any criticism you want as I am free to disagree with you ... You say that the 'déhanché" is purely sharqi and I do not agree, a large part of North African female dances are done with
belly dancing
Everything is evolving of course with us in Morocco, but our origin remains the same and the moroccan spirit is always there.
here is a video for example which shows chikhates of the Atlas in their traditional folklore, there is above the swaying, the hair which twirls
czcams.com/video/BD0qNKmhbig/video.html
The fact is that Moroccan people innovate in everything, as well in their dances as in their kitchen or their caftan
For the excellent zom zom and I am not the only one to think that he's a master, he is invited all over the world to teach Moroccan chaabi dance, it is a dance that is a hit today, but of course you're free not to like this kind of danse
@@sabrinalarrabee not sure what dehanche means ??? but I ll take it u mean pelvis circles ... The video you shared is of shikkatt Atals of Khmissatt... theres nothing i mean no moves that dancers use in this video are used by the above dancer ,,, The twist hopping ( in 48 to 50second) done by the dancer is non existence in North African a Binti ,,,the 1.00 min moves in the above video are actually from siwa in Egypt.. I can also see lots of TITOs turns firm and steady... nd lots of Baladi twists.. Even circles are sideways not in the middle where is the Morrocanity in this ??? It s a shame to see Our culture destroyed// Egyptianised/ nd seeking the waw factor in it ... Olympiyyatte ... even the posture is just not quite there But the sad thing about it it s titling it Moroccan POP... I feel for those generations coming after to see this nd believe it is authentic... Sad Sad sad .... But all in all I like the Modern Gnaoua Hat