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Soloist
Danish Open Bellydance 2012
Presented in alfabetic order

• Abriza is educated as a dressmaker in Textile Crafts
School in Aalborg. She was previously a rhythm
gymnast with big plans for a career in this field, but
unfortunately she had to drop this career due to her
knees, which could not withstand this sport. The
dance has done so much good for her.
• She has been dancing since 1996 at Inge Majbrit
Ravn-Jensen. The interest for belly dance started
after participation in a Viking game at “Lindholm
Heigts”, where she was acting a harem woman. Inge
Majbrit taught Abriza, and she started training with
her right afrt. After Inge Majbritts untimely death,
Abriza now dances at Bente Meyer-Nielsen, and
also takes courses and private lessons with Liza
Laziza.
• Abriza has never before participated in a
competition so she is looking forward to be seeing
the dance from that side.
• Abriza lives in Northern Jutland and dances in
Aalborg.
• In 2008 Abriza became mother of one amazing little
boy that she enjoy to the full.
Abriza, Denmark
Photo: Jiri Srba

Alexandra, Ukraine/Denmark
• Alexandra is from Ukraine, living in Denmark now. She was
born near the Black sea on peninsula Crimea in Ukraine wich
is very warm and close to Turkey. Since she was a child she
have listen to oriental music and have been watching belly
dancing, She always thought that she would be a belly
dancer.
• She has been dancing different types of dance since she was
13 years. In 2008 she started taking belly dance lessons in
Ukraine. She was taking lessons from different teachers and
professional dancers in Ukraine.
• One of her teachers was Assiriya; she was absolute champion
on one “cup of the world”.
• Alexandra took many workshops with professional dancers, a
few competitions in Ukraine, and she was a belly dance
instructor here in Denmark on one social project for women
in Aarhus. Here she was dancing with women from Turkey,
Egypt and Morocco and Iran.
• She has also performed at private parties in Ukraine and in
Danmark.
• Many instructors have inspired her, but her favorite is Marta
Korzun (Ukraine), Maria Shashkova (Russia), Aleksej
Ryaboshapko (Russia), Assiriya (Ukraine).
• She cannot live without dancing and belly dance in her
favorite
Photo: Private

Alva Aucu, Sweden
• Alva Aucu started bellydancing late in life, she was over 30 years old. It
started because she saw a bellydancer perform twice in one summer in her
town (at Sofiero Garden Party and at National day at Fredriksdal), so softly
and gracefully. Her name was Arta Rrukiqi.
• Since there is no bellydance teacher on her level in her town, she
commutes a few nights á week to dance lessons in Malmö with Selina Sevil
at Dansöz. She is her main teacher.
• She likes to learn to use different props and how to dance different styles.
She has also tried bollywood, bharathanatyam, yoga, qi gong, classical
ballet, hilal-style, ATS (with Dud Muurmand in Copenhagen) and fusion.
But for now she stays in the oriental realm, since it is so vast and she thinks
a dancer who performs must know much more than just one style or just
one prop.
• This is the first competition she participates in. She is not a competitive
person. She just loves to dance, to move with the music. Normally, she
likes to just watch to be inspired and see all the great dancers living on
stage. But this is a too great opportunity to miss: the first ever Danish Open
in Bellydance!
• Alva Aucu is part of the show group Turkish Delight, from Dansöz, Malmö.
They take part in shows all year round, in Malmö, rest of Skåne and
sometimes Denmark and other places. Like all other dancers, they
participate in all from private company parties to public carnevals. None
mentioned, none forgotten.
• Her stage name is totally made up.
• She pondered for a long time, and inlisted arabic friends to help… but then
she realised she is not an arabic girl and it felt a bit strange to have an
arabic name. Also, so many dancers have similar names and I want to have
a unique name.
• She has always loved fairies – which in swedish is Älva (singularis). Fairies
are dancing creatures.
• And Alba in spanish and other latin languages means ”enlighted,
hightened, fair, light, bright, white.”
• And I am white. Even in summer.
• The surname Aucu is made up from au= gold and cu= copper. That is her
haircolour. Never dyed, all natural.
• So there it is: a dancing creature, whiteskinned and gold-copper haired:
ALVA AUCU!
Photo: Annika Norbeck

Anna Michaela, Denmark
• Anna Michaela is 20 years old and comes from Vedbæk, Denmark. From an
early age Anna Michaela took great interest in dancing and at the age of 9
began taking lessons in Jazzballet, showdance and hip hop. Soon hereafter
she also started to perform and compete at different events and
competitions around Sjælland.
• When Anna Michaela was thirteen, her English and drama teacher, an
accomplished belly dancer originally from Libanon, suggested her class to
do a belly dance routine for the annual summer performance - which they
did with great success - and it was for this occasion that Anna Michaela was
introduced to belly dancing and was immediately captivated by the grace
and femininity of the dance, it’s unique expression and of course the
magnificent costumes.
• Anna Michaela was eager to learn as much about belly dancing as she
could, and she started taking lessons with her teacher after school. In her
free time she eagerly studied both tribal and traditional belly dancers on
dvd’s and on the Internet. She studied their every move and their
choreographies, and she was greatly inspired by dancers such as Rachel
Brice, Didem, Ansuya and Anasma, who each in their way motivated her to
start experimenting with her dancing and mixing belly dance with other
dance styles, she knew.
• Anna Michaela continued developing her belly dance skills during her three
years of highschool, and in the beginning of 2012, at the age of 20, she
started taking lessons with Sofia Vester, who’s unique and outstanding
dance style and expression immediately became a great inspiration and
support for her.
• Recently Anna Michaela was admitted to the renowned “Dansestudiet” – a
dance education studio in Århus - where she has been studying dance on a
full time basis since the middle of August. Through this education she will
be taught both ballet, modern and jazz, and what is more, she is proud to
be able to introduce belly dance to this classic dancing institution as well.
• Danish Open Bellydance will be Anna Michaela’s first time competing with
belly dancing, and she is very much looking forward to the experience and
to seeing and meeting other dancers who shares the same love, respect
and passion for belly dance as she does.
Photo: Pernille Oms

Asia Maciejewski – Poland/Denmark
• ”Life is a motion and I have been always passionate about moving " - Asia
Maciejewska
• Asia Maciejewska is a Polish girl, born in 1979 in Koszalin city. She has now lived
for four years in Copenhagen.
• As a child and teen she was a typical tomboy. Her sporting career started with
basketball in the 90'ties .
• She was playing as a cadet , junior and senior , traveling with teammates to all
tournament throughout Poland .
• In 1997 she discovered Karate Oyama - full contact karate. In 1998 she won the
Polish Master title and a year after that she finished second place at the Polish
Cup in Oyama Top. In the year 1999 Asia completed a course instructor of
sports - specialization Karate. She was assigned to lead a group of kids for 8
years.
• The turn in Asia's career was when her coach advised her training of aerobic
and dance.
• In the year 2000 Asia received a work offer, and traveled with a vocal/dance
group to Bahrain. There she have made a first contact with Arabic culture,
music and dance. In the beginning she didn't understand it's specifics sound,
rhythm and motion, but Asia became fascinated by it quite soon. The mysticism
of the dance got a hold of her!
• She decided to travel to Iceland in 2005. There she met her first official teacher
of belly dance JOSY ZAREEN. She has been Asia's dance instructor for 2 years. In
2008 Asia moved to Copenhagen. She carried on with dance classes at school of
HEIDI JONSDOTTIR for 1,5 years. In July 2010 Asia begins dance classes with
MAHER KISHK, until now Maher is her teacher and a good friend.
• She tries to regularly take part in the Copenhagen Hafla. She is performing in
restaurants in Copenhagen and Poland, dancing at private parties, sporting
events, also teaches at dance workshops in Poland and Copenhagen.
• Asia's teachers: Josy Zareen , Heidi Jonsdottir , Lela B Hansen , Maher Kishk .
• In 2007 she won 4’Th place in belly dance competition - beginner category, in
Reykjavik/ Iceland.
• Dance inspiration: Mahmoud Reda , Nour , Maher Kishk , Jamilah -Poland ,
Smirnova Svetlana - Russia .
• Asia Maciejewska is a physical therapist and she is in a happy relationship for
sixteen years.
Photo: Jaroslaw Maciejewski

Gisela Karlestedt, Denmark
• Gisela found belly dance in 2003. She fell in love
with the Middle Eastern music and just had to learn
how to move to it. Because of this, her philosophy
on Oriental Dance has been that for her, it must
“always start with the music”.
• Lena Astrid was Gisela’s first teacher and she still
regards Lena as her primary influence. Since then
Gisela has taken classes and workshops with many
teachers in Denmark and Finland, the latter while
on exchange during her studies, as well as in
festivals in Stockholm and Cairo. Egyptian style is
closest to her heart and her absolute favorite
dancer is Fifi Abdou.
• Being a part of the belly dance community is very
important to Gisela and she spends a lot of time
working to promote the dance through Orientalsk
DanseUnion, the Danish Organization for Oriental
Dance. She has learnt a lot from putting on shows
and other events, together with the rest of the
board of ODU, and has made plenty of dancer
friends along the way.
• In her other life, Gisela is a Ceramic artist from the
Danish School of Design and she shares a studio
with two colleagues in Copenhagen. Even here,
Belly dance has sneaked its way in. Much of her
patterns are inspired by the Orient and she enjoys
sculpting little porcelain belly dancer figurines.

Iben Koch, Denmark
• Iben Koch, Denmark has now been dancing
belly dance in 15 years and she have been
taught by various dancers, e.g. Anna Barner
Sarp, Ulla Kallenbach, Beata & Horacio
Cifuentes.
• Iben started dancing, because she was
looking for fun exercise and that she found.
Also it is challenging, giving and inspiring and
she enjoy meeting various dancers from all
over the world.
• She participated in the Danish Championship
2008 and she performs at various private
parties.
• Privately, she lives outside Copenhagen with
her friend and his two daughters and she
works fulltime as an after sales supporter in
an European company, supporting customers
all over the world and using her linguistic
skills in German, French and English.
Photo: Private

• Inessa was born in Odessa, Ukraine in 1991,
and has been living in Denmark since 1999.
• When she was 13, she was drawn to the
world of belly dance, and has been dancing
ever since.
• Inessa has been taught by many Danish and
foreign dance teachers, e.g. Anna Barner,
Lena Astrid, Lucy Bannon, Horacio & Beata
Cifuentes, Nour, Liza Laziza, Dalila.
• In 2012 Inessa began dancing with Thuraya
Troupe.
• Besides belly dance, Inessa also dances
Bollywood-dance and kathak.
• When Inessa lived in Beijing in 2011, she
participated in Chinese dance classes. Inessa
was very inspired by the various Chinese folk
dances and loves exploring dances from
other ethnic groups.
• Inessa studies China studies at Copenhagen
University.
Inessa, Denmark
Photo: Rasmus Oddder Nicolaisen

Janni Byø, Denmark
• Janni has danced for 7 years and loves it still.
Oriental dance is her daily exercise. Together
with Marie Langvad she forms the duet
Jammal. They meet as often as possible
where they practice together. Janni is
incredibly grateful for participating in the
duet, which also is in the competition.
• Janni is very inspired by Sofia Vester who was
her eye-opener in the oriental world. She
taught her the freedom to interpret, and she
is deeply grateful. In her dance, she uses the
motto, "I just dance". The word meaning
freedom and the feeling inside that makes
the expression true and natural.
• Janni is an energetic woman, with husband
and children, horses and a job and right now
she also study to be a nurse. Dancing is her
haven.
• Janni welcomes this competition and hopes
it will become a tradition in Denmark.
Photo: Private

Julia Gaspar, Hungary/Denmark
• Julia Gaspar has been belly dancing since 2003. She started to take lessons
in a local Belly Dance Studio in her hometown, in Hungary. Later she
learned from hungarian masterteachers, from Mercedes Nieto and Ghazi
Mona Dolores. She took workshops from professional dancers from all
around the world, eg. Djamila, Sefirah, Amaraya, Shahrazad, Magdy El-
Leisy, Shafeek Ibrahim.
• She took part in the greatest countrywide competition in Hungary, the Raks
Sharqi, and in 2008 she has won 3rd place in professional category.
•
From 2008 till now she has worked in several prestigious restaurants and
clubs all around Europe such as:
Austria: Lord of S, Al Fayrooz, Hafez, Pars, El Basa
Hungary: Lialina, Rotana, Seherezade,1001 Night
Danmark: Ankara
• She has performed in many festivals, carnivals, galas, weddings, birthday
parties and a lot of other events.
• Her style is dynamic and elegant. She performes in many styles of belly
dance, classical, folklor and modern as well. Some of her repertoire: raks
sharki megancé, saidi, baladi, andalus, melaya, bollywood, arab pop,
shaabi, revue/burlesque fusion.
• She moved to Aarhus, Danmark with her husband one year ago. Now she is
studing the danish language. She is interessted in belly dance costume
designing, she creates most of her costumes by hand. Her further goals are
to teach belly dance and to create professional belly dance costumes for
dancers.
Photo: Private

Julie Eichner Knudsen, Denmark
• Julie Eichner Knudsen started dancing belly dance in
2004 and before that funk / jazz ballet for many
years. She quickly became fascinated by belly
dance's elegance, charm, music and the beautiful
costumes. At that time she had no great ambitions
but she was soon caught by the dance and had to
have more training and more workshops.
• That way, she also tried different teachers including
Lena Astrid, Lucy Banon, Benedikte Solberg, Regitze
Rugholm, Marie M. Jensen, Liza Laziza and Dalila,
Nour and Khaled Mahmoud. They have all taught
her something different and given her much
inspiration, each with their own special emphasis
on dance. Sadie from USA has also been a huge
inspiration.
• Julie has performed in many places most recently at
a big charity show for Plan Denmark. Additionally,
Julie has performed at cultural events, girl festival
and private events like weddings, bachelor parties
and corporate parties. Julie is now a teacher herself.
• Julie studies psychology at Copenhagen University.
Photo: Private

Laura Anderson, Denmark/England
• Laura Kristine Graham Anderson, has
been dancing belly dance since 2002
and in 2010 she started teaching at
the local evening school.
• She has received training from lots of
different teachers both from
Denmark and abroad, and in 2007
she trained with the ensemble
"Sirocco - Copenhagen Oriental
Dancers" by Lena Astrid and Ulla
Kallenbach.
• Furthermore, she spent a year living
in Berlin where she participated in a
full-time course in contemporary
dance & movement studies. Laura
has also performed at private parties
and public events.
Photo: Private

Linnea Færch, Denmark
• Linnea Færch started belly dancing in
2000 as a exercise dancer and has
since evolved into a professional belly
dancer.
• Her comprehensive CV includes
performances at restaurants,
weddings, company events, Roskilde
Festival, on Danish national television
shows like "Go’aften Danmark" and
"Dans i Manegen", guest lecturer
abroad and teaches at Danmarks
Mavedanserskole.
• As Audience Favorite at the Danish
championship in belly dance 2002
and Danish champion in 2005, Linnea
is extra excited to participate in the
first Danish Open Bellydance in 2012.
Photo: Claude Zwahlen

Maria Vernegren, Denmark
• Maria is 21 years old and has been dancing
belly dance since 2008.
• Her comprehensive CV includes
performances at restaurants, bars, birthdays,
company events and she has been
performing with the U2 cover band
“Elevation”.
• Maria was inspired by her friend, Christina.
Christina was passionately interested in the
dance and the culture and Maria fell in love
with this whole new world immediately.
• Maria has been taught by professional
dancers as Yasmina, Marie Jensen and Tracy
Gibbs. All of them have been an inspiration
to Maria.
Photo: Morten Fjord Steengaard

Maya Meru, Sweden
• Maya Meru started dancing ballet when she was only two years old
and continued to do so for 14 years. Since then she’s been trying
different types of dance like Salsa, Bollywood, American Tribal Style
and Tribal Fusion. In 2001, while working as a social worker with a
group of women from Iran and Iraq, Maya Meru was introduced to
the art of Belly dance and fell totally in love with the rhythms, the
feelings and the beauty it brings to body and soul.
• Maya Meru is a member of the show group Turkish Delight of
Dansöz, Malmö. She frequently performs with Turkish Delight and
solo at different public events, restaurants and private parties such
as weddings, bachelorette parties and birthday parties. Maya Meru
also teaches the art of oriental dance at various dance classes in her
hometown Helsingborg and has been doing so since 2007.
• Maya Meru has been taking great inspiration and wonderful lessons
by many belly dance stars. Her main teacher is Selina Sevil of
Sweden. She’s been taking workshops for Aziza of Canada, Marta
Korzun of Ukraine, Özlem Idilsu of Tukey, Nesma Al Andalus (Spain),
the Euro Divas Suraiya (Poland), Maikki (Norway) and Khalida
(Belgium) among many others. Whenever opportunities come
along, Maya Meru travels to Belly Dance Festivals and events round
the world to learn and develop even more. Danish Open will be the
first competition Maya Meru enters.
• Maya Meru also has got a passion for drawing, painting as well as
sewing and creating her own belly dance costumes. Mostly she
performs wearing her own design and will do so in Danish Open as
well.
• Maya Meru shares not only her life and home, but also her passion
for music with her boyfriend. He is a highly educated classical
concert pianist and composer (educated at Malmö academy of
Music, the Royal Danish Academy of Music and the Carl Nielsen
Academy of Music). They inspire and support each other and will
deepen their collaboration on stage in the future.
Photo: Annika Norbeck

Naja Ravn-Jensen, Denmark
• Naja Ravn-Jensen is 23 years old and is living in Aalborg. She
has had the oriental dance as a part of her life since she was
born. Her mother was the professional dancer, teacher and
choreographer Inge Majbrit Ravn-Jensen also known as
Nashwa. When Najas lost her mother in 2009, she said that
she would continue dancing for her, and every time she
dances, she feels that her mother is with her. Najas mother is
definitely Najas biggest inspiration. Now dances in the showteam
El Saada taught by Bente Meyer once a week.
• Naja regularly participate in various workshops: Nashwa,
Maher Kishik, Selina Sevil, Noura v/Regitze Rugholm, Jane
Franzen, Anna Barner Sarp and Maizena Harmon and Liza
Laziza. Naja finds Liza to be an incredibly beautiful and
talented dancer. In addition, Naja participate in percussion
weekend courses by Lars Bo Kujahn.
• Naja has performed at Oriental Dance Festival in Kolding,
Season shows, Aalborg Cultural night with the show Alayki El
Dalal, Aalborg in Red and Pink Saturday. When she performs
it is with dignity and respect for culture and tradition behind
the oriental dance. Naja puts focus on both the dance and
personal expression. Naja has never before participated in
dance competitions. Naja does her own solo-choreographies
or she improvises. Her first solo appearance was a balady at
the Grand Theater in Aalborg, 2006.
Photo: Private

Pernille Gilbro, Denmark
• Pernille Gilbro is 19 years old and lives in Helsingor -
Denmark.
• Pernille is a young and is passionate about belly dancing.
She grew up close an Arab family that she has been closely
associated with since she was a small girl. This family she
today thinks of as her second family, and it is here she
knows about the Arab way of life, culture, language and
especially the oriental music. Pernille has been involved in
all forms of Arab parties, as big birthdays, Eid celebrations
and Arab weddings throughout her life.
• When she was 13, she started belly dancing at Petunia
Sonne, and then at Benedikte (DITA). Ever since, she has
been dancing and has made an incredible development as
a dancer, teacher and performer.
• Pernille has completed hhx exam in summer 2012. Besides
going to school, she has worked as a fitness instructor and
taught belly dancing since she was 16. Pernille often
occurs in smaller shows, in restaurants and other private
events such as birthdays and Arab weddings.
• Pernille's big passion is belly dancing and she sees it not as
a job but as a free space. She is very aware of her dance
style and choice of music and costume, which is why she
even designs her own costumes and always dances
choreographies of her own.
Photo: Kaj Frøling

• Suvi started oriental dance at the age of 9 and her first teacher was her
mother. Later on her teachers has been here in Finland: Nina Ekholm, Sirke
Seppänen, Saara Soikkeli, Peppina Lindfors, Tuija Rinne, Jaana Lindroos and
Zahra Mujunen. Some of them was her regurlar teachers and some
workshops. Later on she have also been learning from theachers from
festivals abroad like sweden, egypt, estonia. Teachers: Kaidi Udris, Pille
Roosi, Mercedes Neito, Azad Kaan, Maria Aya, Lubna Emam, Tito Seif,
Magdy el Leisy, Mahmoud Reda, Zeina, Camelia, Abeer Kamal, Virginia,
Youssri Sharif, Aida Nour, Farida Fahmy and so on.
• Suvis biggest inspiration among oriental dance is Mercedes Nieto and Azad
Kaan because they have managed to create a style of their own and they
do not always follow the limits that some oriental dance teachers set us.
• She have participated in many big events in Finland like for example the
Yalla! Festival but also many small events. She has also performed in
Sweden, Estonia and Cairo (nile group festival)
• Suvi participated competitions in Stockholm bellydance festival, Nile group
(Cairo), Estonia (Tallinn) and in the first international oriental dance
competition in Finland that she managed to win the 1st place (Hafla
intensive)
• There is also another side of her in dancing. She is serious about all the
street dances and try to improve in them as much as she can. She has been
lately performing in house and hip hop and also participated in
competitions. Also her new serious passion is krumping. Besides that she
also danced contemporary dance, afro and show.
• Suvi thinks that every dancer should have knowledge from all the fields of
dancing and so they will learn also more about their own field. Like for her
she has learned from oriental dance so much during that time she started
to dance other stuff as well.
• Suvis motto is: It’s not about how much you do it, it’s how you do it.
Besides dancing she studys archaeology as her major at the university of
Helsinki.
Suvi, Finland

Tina Bendix, Denmark
• Tina Bendix has been dancing
various types of dance since she
was five. She started taking belly
dance classes in 1995 and soon
became captivated by the dance,
the techniques and not least the
Arab music and culture.
• Over the years she has taking
classes with a number of Danish
and international teachers and is
currently a student at Danmarks
Mavedanserskole.
• Besides from performing as a
soloist Tina is also member of the
dance ensemble Jumanah.
Photo: Private

Victoria, Russia/Denmark
• Victoria Kassow comes from a beautiful ancient city Vladimir in the
heart of Russia, where she graduated from the university as a
journalist and english-russian translator. She moved to Denmark in
2009 and lives with her danish husband and their little daughter
Sophia in Copenhagen, where she studies public administration at
University College Metropol.
• Victoria has been dancing since she was a little girl. At the age of 6
she started ballroom dancing but has always had passion for oriental
music. After her first trip to Turkey in 2004 belly dance became an
important part of her life. She was watching belly dance DVDs by The
Bellydance Superstars and took her first professional belly dance
classes in Turkey, where she has been several times and participated
in the Alladdin show, where she was dancing for the sultan. That was
her first, at that time not at all professional, belly dance
performance. Victoria's first danish belly dance teacher was Natshia Ninet
Hjelme.Victoria was dancing in her group for a year and then was taking
classes with Zanobia (Lotte Lindgård Andersen) and dancing in her
showgroup Tafanin. That was a wonderful time in Odense belly dance
school both with Natshia and Lotte. Now living in Copenhagen, Victoria
misses her beautiful Odense teachers and visits them from time to time
to see their performances or to take part in workshops. One of such
workshops was instructed by Maher Kishk, an Egyptian dancer and
choreographer, whose fascinating performance and special style
inspired Victoria to spend more time learning technique and basis of
Egyptian and Lebanese folk dance. Luckily she could take classes with
Maher in Copenhagen, where he lives and where Victoria met her new
dance-friend Asia from Poland, with whom she performs on belly dance
”come together party” Hafla in Valby. Victoria has also performed at a
belly dance concert in Esbjerg and at ”1001 night” party in a night
club Kupe in Århus. Victoria dances also at private parties like
weddings, bachelor parties etc.
• Victoria has never taken part in belly dance competitions before and
is looking forward to meet other belly dancers from all over the world
and dance, dance, dance...
Photo: Claus Petersen

• Yarrine have been dancing for 5 years. Her
inspiration to start dancing oriental dance came
when she saw a dancer dancing this beautiful dance
at one of her friends birthday parties. She fell in
love with the music and the dance so she started to
dance with Selina Sevil. She has also tacked lessons
and workshops with Suraiya from Poland, Marta
Korzun from urukraina, Farida Fahmy from Egypt,
Mo Geddawi from Egypt, Nelly from grece, Ogün
from Turkey, Özlem from Turkey, Asia from
Amsterdam and more.
• Yarrines biggest inspirations is Selina sevil and
Suraiya but also the dancers she has taken
workshops with because she thinks that every
professional dancer always give her some new
inspiration for the dance.
• She have started with competitions this spring and
before that she has participated in different shows
with her dance.
• When she don't dance Yarrine works as a nurse at a
hospital or take care of her 3 horses.
• Dance and music have always been a part of her life
and it will continue with that as long as it's possible
Yarrine, Sweden
Photo: Ahmed Sakr