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Photos from Carnival of Stars

Page 2: A-K. August 2012, Richmond Auditorium, CA

photos by MaShuqa and Carl Sermon
posted March 19, 2013

 

Ahava

Ahava

Alanna

Alanna

Amany
Amany

Amina
Amina

Andrea
Andrea

Annette
Annette

Aswan Dancers
Aswan Dancers

Atlantis
Atlantis

Black Diamond
Black Diamond

Badia
Badia

Basinah
Basinah

Birute
Birute

Cathy Guthrie
Cathy Guthrie

Ciranouch
Ciranoush

Cory Zamora
Cory Zamora

Crystal Silmi Dance CO
Crystal Silmi Dance Company

Crystal and Surreyya
Crystal and Surreyya

Dancers of the Crescent Moon
Dancers of the Crescent Moon – Zorba and Siwa

Danse du Ventre
Danse du Ventre

Danse Magreb
Danse Magreb

Danse Masgreb
Danse Magreb

Desert Heat
Desert Heat

Dhyanis Dance Company
Dhyanis Dance Company

Dusty Paik
Dusty Paik

Edemia
Edemia

Ena
Ena

Evangiline
Evangeline

Fayruz
Fayruz

Forlasi
Forlasi

Gibson Pearl
Gibson Pearl

Ginnina
Ginnina

Good Vibrations
Good Vibrations

Habibi
Habibi

Hana
Hana

Hassan Housef Deeb
Hassan Yousef Deeb

Heather
Heather Jordon in costume contest

Heather Jordon
Heather Jordon

Helena Vlahos
Helena Vlahos

Helwa
Helwa

Hip Shock
Hip Shock

Jodi Waseca
Jodi Waseca

Judeen Dance CO
Judeen Dance Company

Karavansary Dance Company
Karavansary Dance Company

Kathy Trewin
Kathy Trewin

Kim
Kim

 

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