Egyptian belly dance

Egyptian belly dance, known as "Raqs Sharqi," is a traditional form of dance characterized by fluid, expressive movements of the torso, hips, and arms. It often involves intricate shimmies, undulating belly motions, and graceful hand gestures. Dancers typically wear vibrant costumes adorned with beads and sequins, enhancing the visual appeal of the performance. This dance style has deep cultural roots in Egypt and is performed at social events, weddings, and in theatrical settings. Over time, it has also gained international popularity as a captivating form of art and expression.