inFusion Tribal Bellydance is a Tribal Fusion performance troupe known for their joyful connection, high energy, and mesmerizing synchronicity. Combining group improvisation with creative choreography, inFusion Tribal is truly one of a kind.
Nomaditude collaborated with their sisters of inFusion Tribal for a very special Tribal Fest performance. Here's inFusion playing "backup" for their Nomad gurlz.
1/3 A rare collaboration between two unique tribal bellydance troupes. A shared love of tribal, yet with distinct dialects, these troupes show what it means to dance tribal group improv!
2/3 A rare collaboration between two unique tribal bellydance troupes. A shared love of tribal, yet with distinct dialects, these troupes show what it means to dance tribal group improv!
Don't forget to click on "Watch in high quality" to the right below the video!
3/3 A rare collaboration between two unique tribal bellydance troupes. A shared love of tribal, yet with distinct dialects, these troupes show what it means to dance tribal group improv!
Don't forget to click on "Watch in high quality" to the right below the video!
Ever have any doubts that inFusion Tribal is an improvisational troupe? The proof is in the pudding. See what happens when a musical snaffu mid-song forces the inFusionistas to adapt and continue with their high-energy, on-the-fly Bhangra Tribal Fusion.
Nomaditude - Tribal Fusion Bellydance with Attitude in their very first Med Fest performance, and only second performance together ever. Group improv, staged by Sharon Moore. Music by Wax Poetic featuring Norah Jones
Learn more about Sharon Moore at http://www.mandalatr ibal.com
A small demo video of inFusion Tribal Bellydance of Seattle. These talented women bring an uplifting energy to any event, and entrance their audiences with their unique blend of ancient dance with a modern edge. Contact us for more information at http://www.infusiont ribal.com
This is a lightened up version of Part 1 of the inFusion Tribal/Gypsy Fire collaboration video. The first one transferred very darkly, so I uploaded this one to be seen better. In all other respects it is exactly the same.
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