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Danza Revolucion by Zombie Bazaar

San Antonio, Texas. ART Magazine.

By Daniel Smith.

The fourth installment of Danza Revolucion presented by Zombie Bazaar held at Night Rocker live music venue Friday, March 23, was an excellent showcase of the indeed wonderfully bizarre world of Tribal Fusion Belly Dance.

The showcase was a dark spin-off of traditional Egyptian Style Belly Dance with an eclectic underground soundtrack that proved these talented ladies can and do, dance to just about anything. The night’s choreography was supported by a wide variety of D.J. spun music such as Coco Rosie, Pentaphobe, Between the Buried and Me and The Squirrel Nut Zippers, to name just a few. The eclectic styling wasn’t limited to just great music, the different tribe’s techniques and flow, created an atmosphere of fantasy, gore (The Zombies), and intrigue. Visual artistry was taken to the next level expressed through custom costumes, makeup, and individualized styling.

It was not difficult to excite the crowd with performances that included silk fans, a spicy yet tasteful burlesque number and a few freestyles which invited the audience members to jump on the stage and join the dancers. A theatrical and macabre choreography by the Zombies topped off the evening which included glitter-blood, hissing, and mustaches all to the backdrop of energetic swing revival music!

Whether you are a newcomer or veteran to the up-and-coming style of Belly Dance, it would be hard not to agree that the overall performance commenced at the Night Rocker Friday night, was a successful display of a dance in revolution.

Dancers participating:

Shannon of Desert Moonbeams
Gio of Zombie Bazaar
Valori Jenne of Amber Lotus Tribe
Aruande Capoeirs de San Antonio
Zombie Bazaar
Ayla of Desert Moonbeams
Vixy Van Hellen
Alana
Stella Liz Jen
Paloma
Miss Chevious
Desert Moonbeams
Kaylah Kari Hillard
Ladie Desiree
AK of Zombie Bazaar
Movimiento Cihuatl
Kristin of Desert Moonbeams
Elizabeth Copeland
JENNIFER AVILES
Chola Magnolia
Rachel Ftaiti
Amber Lotus Tribe
Erin Gillespie

About the author  ⁄ Haydeé Muñoz De la Rocha

Haydeé Muñoz De la Rocha earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Haydeé studied painting in Florence, Italy under the internationally renowned artist Eva Rorandelli. She also had the honor to study under Malaquias Montoya, a major figure in the Chicano Art Movement of the 1960s-70s, at UTSA. Haydeé Muñoz is also an international art promoter. Last January, she directed the promotion of Pancho Villa’s “Last Saddle” auction throughout México. Last year, Muñoz curated and organized the international exhibition Mexico: Rolando Rojas, Amador Montes, and Daniela Sacramento. Muñoz is currently working on an MBA in International Business at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The Founder and Director of ART Magazine is also a conrtibutor for artdaily.org and Kindform.

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