Julia Rose: The beautiful bellydancer from Europe
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ulia always gives her crowds a shake with her visual appearance and magical moves as a bellydancer. But also when she shoots with JTB you can expect some stunning sensual shots and amazing footage. With her amazing figure and dynamic character, this lady is a joy for the eyes! She is also one of Europe’s most talented bellydancer and has performances all over the world.
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ome new material is in the making from this wonderful bellydancer. Although she is one of the best outthere she remains very humble and is a very positive force. That’s why you will see some extra stuff coming up from Julia Rose, cos we bring the love with love! In addition we give you some extra info on the history of belly dancing.
Being a Bellydancer. It’s Probably Not What You Think.
The belly dance is not a dance of seduction — nor did it begin that way. Throughout Middle Eastern history, Oriental dance (the proper term for belly dance) has been a family dance done at such occasions as weddings, births, and festivals. Men, women, and children in those cultures have always belly danced for fun, not to entertain or arouse an audience.
Belly dancing may have originated as a fertility ritual. 17,000 year-old rock engravings found in the caves of Addaura, near Palermo in Sicily, depict what appears to be a ritual fertility dance, as do ancient Egyptian tomb paintings and Greek sculptures.
In Sparta, women danced for Artemis, who was a goddess of the moon and of fertility. Referred to as the Kordax, their dance emphasized the rotation of the hips and stomach. Hebrews, on the other hand, danced the Shalome — a dance based on a legend whose heroine embodied both motherhood and fruitfulness: the myth of the Seven Veils of Ishtar.
