There are myths and prejudices about this ancestral dance. But why in some countries where women are oppressed and music is censored, is there a dance with a latent sensuality?The choreographer and dancer Paula Lena explains these issues, which can also be seen in "Hamsa", a show that also tries to bring this dance closer to the youngest.
There are myths and prejudices about this ancestral dance. But why in some countries where women are oppressed and music is censored, is there a dance with a latent sensuality?The choreographer and dancer Paula Lena explains these issues, which can also be seen in "Hamsa", a show that also tries to bring this dance closer to the youngest.