Baraka

Baraka Belly Dance Basics is offered in the St. Louis area, also private beginner and intermediate classes that combine yoga and bellydance. Baraka can be contacted at 314-832-3832 or 573-489-3607 or baraka123@att.net	Baraka soloist and instructor Baraka was first introduced to bellydance while living in the San Francisco Bay area in the 1980s. Through weekly classes and periodic workshops, she has studied with several teachers in the Midwest as well as on the East Coast. She performs at a variety of venues including festivals, theatres, restaurants and private parties. Baraka holds bellydance in the highest esteem regarding it as a beautifully feminine, ancient form of dance. Her most influential, internationally-known teacher is Keti Sharif. Baraka models her own unique style after Keti's playful, lighthearted, yet technically skillled approach to bellydance. Baraka teaches bellydance in St. Louis, MO. With her experience as a nurse practitioner, yoga instructor and licensed massage therapist, her classes are enhanced by her ability to communicate the dance effectively via her extensive understanding of the human body with students of beginning and intermediate levels.
Baraka	Baraka

Baraka
soloist and instructor

Baraka was first introduced to bellydance while living in the San Francisco Bay area in the 1980s. Through weekly classes and periodic workshops, she has studied with several teachers in the Midwest as well as on the East Coast. She performs at a variety of venues including festivals, theatres, restaurants and private parties.

Baraka holds bellydance in the highest esteem regarding it as a beautifully feminine, ancient form of dance.

Her most influential, internationally-known teacher is Keti Sharif. Baraka models her own unique style after Keti's playful, lighthearted, yet technically skillled approach to bellydance.

Baraka teaches bellydance in St. Louis, MO. With her experience as a nurse practitioner, yoga instructor and licensed massage therapist, her classes are enhanced by her ability to communicate the dance effectively via her extensive understanding of the human body with students of beginning and intermediate levels.