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And yet, another incredible masterpiece from Werner Hornung !
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and when your lucid dream gets away from you, you get version 2
Digital Master Werner Hornung !
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Farida Seif el Nasr

Farida Said Al-Nasr is an Egyptian actress who was born (1959) in the Agouza area of Cairo. She began her acting career when she was discovered by director Hossam Al-Din Mostafa and artist George Sidhom, who included her in the “Tholathy Adwa’a El Masrah” (The Theatre Lights Trio). Her most famous cinematic performances include “Min Fina Al-Haramy” (Who Among Us Is The Thief), “Badia Masabni," “Abnaa’ Al -Samt” (Children of Silence), and “Deil al-Samaka” (Fish Tail). Some of her most famous television performances include “Bedoun Zikr Asma’” (Anonymously), “Hamam Shaykh al-Arab," “Afareet Al-Seyalla” (The Demons of Al-Seyalla), and “Al-Rehaya." 
Source: elcinema 

Video: Farida Seif el Nasr (1987)

This is Cairo-born actress Farida Seif al Nasr and as you can see, she is a good dancer too. The scene is from the 1987 Egyptian film 'Al Zawga Taa'rif Akthar' (The Wife Knows Best الزوجة تعرف أكثر ) which also starred Farouk al Fishawi (in the light coloured suit), Salah Nizmi (in the dark suit) and Elham Shahein. ~ TheCaroVan

Video: Farida Seif al Nasr

This is Cairo-born actress Farida Seif al Nasr and as you can see, she is a good dancer too. The scene is from the 1987 Egyptian film 'Al Zawga Taa'rif Akthar' (The Wife Knows Best الزوجة تعرف أكثر ) which also starred Farouk al Fishawi (in the light coloured suit), Salah Nizmi (in the dark suit) and Elham Shahein. ~ TheCaroVan

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Original artwork by Tim Borgman

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Original artwork by Adam Martinakis:

"It's never too late to sleep forever with somebody" 

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Samara

 

 

Samara Belly Dancer

Samara is a famous Lebanese Belly Dancer from Iraqi descent. Samara's real name is Tahira (pure in Arabic); her artistic name was given to her by TV personality Gaby Lteif.

Samara started her professional Raqs Sharqi Oriental bellydance career in 1982 by accident. She got the support of the written press, but more importantly was adopted by Simon Asmar, the creator of stars (at the time at least). He propelled her forward with numerous TV performances on the shows he would be directing. (...) , she was the most popular because of this media coverage, and had a golden period between the mid 90s early 2000s. She was mostly admired for her demure performances, as opposed to what was happening on the scene at that time (vulgarity in belly dance performance) . Samara also managed to shoot a few music video clips featuring some of her belly dance tableaux.

In 1986, she became a mother and had to shortly stop dancing or making appearances. Because of problems with her spouse Tarek Osman which ended up in a divorce, her career was also put on hold and she disappeared for a long while before making a weak come-back in 2008.

Samara was however busy giving private dance classes and opening belly dance institutes in all countries of the Gulf, and in 1997 she opened her first Academy in Brazil. (...) ...

Source: http://www.fanoos.com/dance/samara_belly_dancer.html 

Video: Samara

Samara

Born in Baghdad the capital of Iraq, Samara moved to Beirut, Lebanon in the early 1980s as a student. There, she took dance lessons from famous bellydancer Nadia Gamal. The story is that Nadia Gamal asked Samara, "Do you want to be a dancer or do you just want the money?" When Samara replied that she wanted to learn to dance properly, Nadia Gamal encouraged her to practice hard and develop her own personal style.

Samara made her name in Lebanon being most popular during the mid-1980s. However, the 'Fanoos' website is unabashed in describing Samara as ‘…an average dancer with boring tableaux’. The site continues with a bit of background, “In 1986, she (Samara) became a mother and had to shortly stop dancing or making appearances. Because of problems with her spouse Tarek Osman, which ended up in a divorce, her career was also put on hold and she disappeared for a long while before making a weak comeback in 2008. Samara was however busy giving private dance classes and opening belly dance institutes in all countries of the Gulf, and in 1997 she opened her first Academy in Brazil.” There are holes in this backstory that we could shoot pumpkins through but there you go.....

Samara’s rise to fame seems to have been thanks to her connection with Simon Asmar, I guess you could say he was the Lebanese Simon Cowell of the time. Asmar developed talented artists, not only bellydancers but singers too, and showcased them via his tv talent show ‘Studio el Fann’. He also either directed or produced many of the Lebanese tv game shows where bellydancers or singers performed. The tradition continues as Asmar’s son Bashir has worked as a producer’s assistant on the Lebanese tv bellydance competition called ‘Hezzi Ya Nawaem’. For those who’ve never seen the show, its like ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ but with bellydancers only. ~ TheCaroVan

Video: Iraqi belly dancer Samara OLD FOOTAGE HQ