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FatChanceBellyDance®Style (formerly American Tribal Style® or ATS®) is a modern fusion, group improvisational style of belly dance created by Carolena Nericcio. FCBD®Style’s roots are a blend of ethnic elements whose movements are inspired by the folkloric dances of the Middle East, India and North Africa as well as Spanish Flamenco, Egyptian Cabaret and other world dance influences.
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American Tribal Style® Belly Dance. ATS® Basics and Beyond with Sandi Ball. When: Wednesdays 7-8:30pm. On 2/19, class will be held at 2326 Alameda Ave. #2, Alameda. Location: Rhythmix Cultural Works – upstairs theater. Cost: 1 class $20, 6 classes $105 (save $2.50 per class), 12 classes $180 (save $5 per class)
Short Sleeve Velvet Tribal Choli Top - BLACK. $24.99. View Item. Metal Coin Headpiece with Large Medallion - SILVER. $12.99. View Item. Some of the most popular American Tribal Style (ATS) Belly Dancer performers include: Carolena Nericcio and FatChanceBellyDance, Paulette Rees-Denis and Gypsy Caravan, Kajira Djoumahna and BlackSheep BellyDance ...
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Carolena Nericcio is the dynamic founder of FatChanceBellyDance® and creator of the worldwide dance phenomenon known as FCBD®Style (formerly American Tribal Style®). An early fascination with permanent body adornment lead 8-year-old Carolena to request that her father, Carl, a collector himself, to buy a ring she could “wear always and not take off.”
