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Tribal Fusion Faire 2009 Photos

San Luis Obispo, December 12-13, 2009

Photos by Michael Baxter
posted August 2010

Alvida
Alvilda
Anaar
Anaar
Ayse
Ayse
Belly Sema Dance Company

Belly Sema Dance Company

Belly Sema Dance Company
Blue Moon Haven
Blue Moon Haven
Daniella
Daniella
Dark Raven
Dark Raven
Epona
Epona
Evil Eye Belly Dance
Evil Eye Belly Dance
Fat Chance and Sooz
Fat Chance Belly Dance and Sooz
Firefly
Firefly
Gypsy Moon
Gypsy Moon
Hiplash
Hiplash
Irina Xara
Irina Xara
Jessica Martinez
Jessica Martinez
Kalima Santori
Kalima Satori
Karma
Karma
Kashmir Isis
Kashmir Isis
Kim and Andrea
Kim and Andrea
Leyla Atwil
Leyla Atwill
Madrid
Madrid
Masha
Masha
Masha
Mikayla Taylor
Mikayla Taylor
Mirage
Mirage (including Zorba)
Nautch Project and Unmata
Nautch Project and Unmata

Unmata

Om Sisters
Om Sisters
Orchid Belly Dance
Orchid Belly Dance
She'enedra
She’enedra
Sol Y Luna
Sol Y Luna
Strawberry Butterfly and Oasis Dance Co
Strawberry Butterfly and Oasis Dance Crew
Tahitian Duo
Tahitian Duo – Troupe Per-i-Han
Tanja Ozdak
Tanja Odzak
Tribal Underground
Tribal Underground
TWNN
TWNN
Vulgaire and Unesidora
Vulgaire and Anesidora
Wild Card Belly Dance
Wild Card Belly Dance
World Rhtyhm Students and Saja
World Rhythm Students and Saja
Zoso
Zoso

Next Tribal Fusion Faire will be held December 17th-19th, 2010.
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Don’t miss Carnival of Stars coming this weekend! August 7 & 8, 2010 at the Richmond Auditorium.
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