

With an M.A. degree in sociolinguistics (she speaks fluently 4 languages), and a research in dance anthropology Tafsout is always aware of the impact that culture has in art and how that can be expressed in the dance. She has been distinguished by the International Dance Council CID as one of the leading dance professionals from around the world.
Brought up in Algeria, Tafsout was fascinated by dance and music since childhood and grew up among the finest traditional dancers and musicians of her native country. She also studied European Folk dance in Algeria, dances of her neighbor Maghreb countries and the Middle East, African Dance in Europe and Afro-Cuban dance in Cuba. She is currently using her expertise to lead highly successful master classes in dance, drumming and singing for students from various countries, with different backgrounds, such as professional dancers, actors, music and dance students, women, elderly people, children and disabled children. She has developed a new experience in teaching, which combines Dance, Singing and Drumming. This creativity has enhanced the spontaneous fusion of Dance and Music - Sound and Vision.
Her research focuses on ritual dances of the Maghreb (reflecting the dual Amazigh-Berber-Arabic identity of Algeria), the Middle East, West Africa and Cuba. She looks at the ways in which spirituality is part of a daily life and sees the dance as a search for harmony between Body, Mind and Spirit.
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