Since 2004 Aisa Lafour was working for Zouklovers as a brazilian- and bellydanceteacher . From 2007 untill september 2011, Aisa and Zouklovers were bussiness partners. They stay very good bussiness friends and keep on working together so now and then. Since the bussiness realtionship started the “A.L Bellydance Company” grew a lot, thanks to the hard work of both sides. Aisa is very grateful for that. It became a more structured organization with all level bellydance classes, from beginners to advanced, and even with assistents, showteam (“Deyy el Amar” Bellydance ensemble) and a great administration team. There are classes four evenings a week from Monday to Thursday, for the whole year! Apart from the organization of the courses, the “A.L BD Company” is organizing party’s twice a year, called: Arabic Night Special.  A small event with an international guest teachers who teaches workshops, a party with  live music, shows, Shisha’s and fingerfood! Once or twice a year there will be a “Bellydance Ladies Night: with moroccan tea and sweets, openstage, DJ, mini workshop, lectures. Once a year at pentecoast the “A.L Bellydance Company” organizes with Liteside the “Orientalicous Bellydance Festival www.orientalicious.com. A congress with 3 days of workshops and shows from internationally renowned bellydancers like for example Jillina , Tito or Orit. 

 Aisa Lafour travels every year to the middle east and trains with the best teachers in the world to keep updated about the newest techniques and trends in Bellydance.    Aisa is a well known international teacher and performer herselve.

 To know more about Aisa Lafour as a performer see EXPERIENCE THE ARTIST

Belly dancing (also called – Raks sharki and means “Dance of the East” or “Oriental dance”), is at least 2000 years old. You can find bellydance in different oriental countries like Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia, Syria etc. This beautiful dance is done with the whole body, not just with the ‘Belly’. It is a wonderfully sensual and feminine dance with gracious movements of the arms, undulations of the torso and the hips, shimmies, snaky and strong muscular accents. Also very typical are the isolations of the different body parts; upper-, middle-, and lower body. Belly dance is used to expresses a woman’s femininity through emotions of joy, love, sadness or anger. The dancer moves on the music. Middle Eastern music is an expressive language of quarter tones and percussive rhythms, varying from slow and sensual to upbeat and playful. The dancer becomes the music, and translated it to her body as poetry. The dance patterns are simple yet dynamic. Apart from the choreographed dances, there is also room for improvisation!