Oriental Fusion Team želi veliku dobrodošlicu jednoj od najstarijih i najkreativnijih škola orijentalnog plesa u Hrvatskoj i šire!  Plesni studio Nefertiti, dobro nam došli!

PLESNI STUDIO NEFERTITI:

Plesni studio Nefertiti jedna je od najvećih i najstarijih škola orijentalnog plesa u Hrvatskoj i djeluje od 2004. Godine. Poznata je po raznolikosti plesnih stilova arapskih zemalja, Turske, polinezijskih plesova, a posebice romskih plesova za koje gaji posebnu ljubav .U romskom plesu nastoji što autentičnije dočarati zaboravljene običaje pojedinih romskih skupina iz cijeloga svijeta!

DANCE STUDIO NEFERTITI:

Dance studio Nefertiti is one of the largest and oldest Oriental dance studios in Croatia. Founded in 2004, it is renowned for its diversity in dance styles, ranging from Arabic and Turkish to Polynesian and Roma. The Nefertiti studio holds special affection for the Roma style, in which Nefertiti dancers try to authentically express the forgotten traditions of different Roma peoples.

Oriental Fusion Team pozdravlja Marinelu Amariyah iz Zagreba, koja će se predstaviti vlastitim plesnim programom MABRA. Marinela i MABRA, očekuje vas toplo naša fuzijska scena!

Marinela se prvi put susrela sa orijentalnim plesom prilikom posjeta Americi, gdje je ostala oduševljena muzikom i ljepotom pokreta gledajući jednu plesnu predstavu. Do povratka u Zagreb, u njoj je tinjala želja da i njoj netko prenese to znanje i da razvije to umijeće. U Zagrebu vrlo brzo upisuje tečaj orijentalnog plesa u Plesnoj školi “Zuzana” i uči od Ivane Tyre. Nakon što 2009.g. osvaja titulu Miss Orijenta Senior na festivalu “Orientfest”, priključuje se show grupi škole sa kojom redovito nastupa i 2010.g. počinje podučavati. 2013.g. sa kolegicom Brankom Kovač otvara Centar “A’Mariyah” gdje osmišljava vlastiti plesni program MABRA. Glavni fokus stavlja na nesputanost pokreta, slobodu izražaja i spajanje sa vlastitom duhovnošću.  Kroz rad na MABRI ples počinje doživljavati na potpuno drugačiji način. Otkriva njegovu iscijeljujuću moć, i posvećuje se tome da ženama pomogne otkriti ljepotu susreta sa samom sobom.

Marinela A’Mariyah and MABRA

During her visit to America, watching dancers at a show,  Marinela became enchanted by the beauty of oriental dance, it’s music and movements. A silent desire was born, that someone will pass on that knowledge to her, and that she too will develop that skill. Very soon after returning to Zagreb, she starts taking oriental dance classes from Ivana Tyra at Dance School “Zuzana”. In 2009 she wins the title Miss Orient Senior at “Orientfest”, a croatian festival of oriental dance, and after that, joins the show group of her dance school, performs regularly, and in 2010 starts to teach oriental dance. In 2013, with her dance colleague Branka Kovač, she opens Centre “A’Mariyah” where she develops her own dance programme, MABRA. She puts the main focus on the freedom of movement, freedom of expression and connecting to ones own spirituality. Through working on MABRA she starts to perceive dance in a totally different way. She discovers the healing power of dance, and dedicates herself to helping women discover the beauty of meeting their own essence.

Oriental Fusion Team pozdravlja umjetnicu koja nije odustala istraživati umjetnost plesnih pokreta iako su je ozljede pokušale, ali nisu i spriječile. Drago nam je da će tvoja istraživanja i umjetnost dobiti zasluženo mjesto na našoj fuzijskoj sceni. Tanja, dobrodošla!

Gotovo cijeli život sam posvetila istraživanju umjetničkog pokreta i izražavanju sukladno vlastitim fizičkim i mentalno / emocionalnim mogućnostima što me dovelo do prolaska  kroz razne vrste plesova i tehnike kroz Plesni pokret. Prolazak kroz ritmičnu gimnastiku ( 4. – 7. godine ) je bio svojevrstan „ulazak“ u plesni pokret no zbog ozljede desnog skočnog zgloba ta „expedicija“ je ubrzo završila. Usprkos dugogodišnjim borbama sa zabranom bavljenja bilo kakvim sportskim aktivnostima uspjela sam „izgurati“ svoje i početi sa  Latino – Američkim i Standardnim plesovima u plesnom klubu D & D u Osijeku, što je trajalo otprilike 8 godina. Navršavanjem punoljetnosti i preseljenjem u Zagreb slučajno sam otkrila borilačku vještinu prikrivenu plesnim pokretima i upisala se u školu Capoiere „Filhos de Bimba – Croatia“ no taj izazov je također ubrzo završio prvim susretom i vlastitim potpuno novim otkrićem plesnog svijeta Orijentalnog plesa – i to Egipatskog u lokalu gdje sam radila kao konobarica. Od tada sam svoje prve orijentalne plesne pokrete naučila među prvim polaznicama u tada tek osnovanoj školi orijentalnog plesa „Bastet“ pod vodstvom Tanje Kušan – Mirić. Putovala sam i sudjelovala na raznim edukacijskim radionicama. Ne moram niti napominjati koliko sam zavoljela taj cijeli potpuno bogati svijet plesa te nakon 4 – 5 godina plesa u toj školi i 2 godine vođenja novih plesnih grupa, nisam odustala nakon izlaska iz nj. Osnivanjem vlastite Udruge Lux – kasnije izmijenjeno u Avyakta; umjetnost pokreta,  posljednje 4 godine nastavljam samostalni put daljnje edukacije i istraživanja sveg bogatstva i naravno mogućnosti kao takve.

Almost all my life I have dedicated to research the art movement and expression through it according to my own physical and mental / emotional possibilities which led me to pass through the various types of dances and techniques through dance movements. Passing through rhythmic gymnastics (4 – 7 years) was a kind of my “entry” into dance movement but due to an injury of right ankle this “Expedition” was quickly ended. Despite many years of fighting with the ban on any sporting activities I was able to “push” my own and start with Latino – American and Standard dances in the dance club D & D in Osijek, which lasted for about 8 years. Reaching the age of majority and moving to Zagreb I accidentally discovered a martial art disguised by dance moves and enrolled in school of Capoiera “Filhos de Bimba – Croatia”, but the challenge was soon finished by the first encounter and my own sort of brand new discovery of the world of Egyptian Oriental dance –  in the bar where I worked as a waitress. Since then I learned my first Oriental dance moves among the first students in the newly founded School of Oriental dance “Bastet”, led by Tanja Kusan – Miric. Traveled and participated in various educational workshops and group performances. I do not even have to mention how much I started to love this whole completely rich world of dance, so after 4-5 years of dance at the school and two years of keeping the new dance groups, I did not give up dancing after leaving dance school. By establishing my own Association “Lux” – later amended in “Avyakta; art of movement”, the last 4 years I continue on independent way of my further education and researching all wealth and natural features as such.

Pozdravimo Mirjam Dadić, vlasnicu plesne udruge Nimeta iz Zadra i djevojku koja osim što je dovela festivalski duh u taj lijepi dalmatinski grad, taj duh će nam prenijeti i na zagrebačku festivalsku scenu. Mimi, dobro nam  došla!

Mirjam Dadić, rođena u Zadru. Pet godina aktivno se bavi orijentalnim trbušnim plesom. Prve plesne korake uči u plesnoj školi “Zuzana” u Zagrebu kod Zuzane Uhlirove. U navedenoj školi naučila je egipatski stil trbušnog plesa, koji kao takav ima razne podstilove. U plesnoj školi Zuzana osim egipatskog stila učila i tribal fusion, kod instruktorice IvaneTyre. Od 2011.godine nastupa uz punu podršku svoje plesne škole. Do sada je nastupala na nekoliko orijent festova, školskim produkcijama i raznim manifestacijama u više gradova ( Zagreb, Beograd, Split, Maribor, Zadar, Sombor, Prijedor, Prag). Plesno usavršavanje  nastavila kod različitih svjetskih instruktorica trbušnog plesa kao što su: Aida Bogomolova(Rusija), Marta Korzun(Ukrajina), Joana Sahirah(Egipat), Suraiya Ibrahim(Poljska), Keti Sharif( Australija), Nika Mlakar (SLO), Jillina(SAD), Sharon Kihara ( SAD), Ahmed Fekry( Egipat/ Njemačka), Marina Oganyan( Russia). Kod Andre Solomun pohađala  satove klasičnog  baleta i  suvremenog  plesa. Osnovala je Plesnu udrugu Nimeta 2014. godine u Zadru i tamo vodi tečaja orijentalnog trbušnog pleas. U nastojanju da svoje plesne vještine čim bolje prenese na druge osobe od travnja 2015. postaje certificirana Voditeljica plesnih tehnika. Zadarska Plesna udruga Nimeta sudjelovala je  na natjecanju  INTERNATIONAL OPEN DANCE u Zagrebu 16.05.2015 gdje osniva prvo mjesto u kategoriji djeca duo/ trio belly dance. Zadarska Plesna udruga Nimeta sudjelovala je na međunarodnom  natjecanju ” OPEN DANCE ” u Pragu od 12.11. do 15.11. 2015. Najmlađa članica Plesne udruge Nimeta Nikolina Tanta osvojila je prvo mjesto u kategoriji Children Belly dance solo ,a voditeljica Mirjam Dadić je osvojila  prvo mjesto u kategoriji Senior Belly dance solo

Mirjam Dadić, born in Zadar, Croatia, where she graduated from high school. She has been dancing oriental belly dance actively for five years. She began her first dance steps in the Dance school “Zuzana” by Zuzana Uhlirova in Zagreb, where she learned Egyptian belly dance style and its various substyles. In the Dance school “Zuzana”, except from Egyptian style she learned Tribial fusion dance by the instructress Ivana Tyra. She started to perform from 2011 with the full support of her dance school. So far, she has performed at several oriental dance festivals, dance school productions and many events held in various cities (Zagreb, Beograd, Split, Maribor, Zadar, Sombor, Prijedor, Prag). She continued her dance training by the world’s most famous oriental dance instructors as: Aida Bogomolova (Russia), Marta Korzun (Ukraine), Joana Sahirah (Egypt), Suraiya Ibrahim (Poland), Keti Sharif (Australia), Nika Mlakar (Slovenia), Jillina (U.S.A), Sharon Kihara (U.S.A), Ahmed Fekry (Egypt/ Germany). She took classical ballet and contemporary dance training by Andrea Solomun.

She founded her own dance school in 2014 in Zadar, “Dancing Association Nimeta”, where she holds oriental belly dance classes. In endeavour to better transfer her dance skills knowledge to others, she became a certified  Dance Tehnique Instructress in 2015.

“Dancing Association Nimeta” took part in a competition INTERNATIONAL OPEN DANCE in Zagreb on May 16th  2015, where it won 1st place in children’s category duo/ trio belly dance. “Nimeta” also took part in an international competition “OPEN DANCE” in Prague, November 12th-15th 2015. The youngest member of “Nimeta”, Nikolina Tanta, won the 1st place in Children Belly dance solo category and the instructress Mirjam Dadić won the 1st place in Senior Belly dance solo category

Pozdravimo multitalentiranu mladu umjetnicu Leu Milanović iz Zagreba. Očekuje vas nastup prepun životnog veselja, koji uostalom Leu i odlikuje i po čemu je se prepoznaje. Lea, dobro nam došla!

Lea Milanović is a 19 years old artist who lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia. She studies oriental dancing since she was 11, besides that she plays percussion instruments,  makes jewellery and dance costumes and also she paints. She’s been studying different dancing techniques in dancing school “Ritam plesa” by Nina Stepić Čupić  for almost 8 years and occasionally stepping in as a substitute teacher when Nina’s not around.  She won multiple awards as a part of her current dancing group Meral, also lead by Nina. In 2015 Lea won second place in solo category on a dance festival in Zagreb.  She learned from many recognised names such as  Randa Kamel, Khaled Mahmoud,  Azad Kaan and many others,  and is still perfecting her dance on frequent shows in Croatia and abroad.