Chantelle
Gomes
Chantelle is an international performing dance
artist from Portugal. She left her home in Lisbon when she discovered Odissi,
Classical Indian Dance and embraced India and immersed herself in the
country’s art, sacred dance and music to
deepen her practice.
As a researcher and devoted student, Chantelle has
traveled around the world in search of masters to teach her the direct
transmission of Eastern and Asian dances and devotional practices. The thrive
for travelling and seeking art has brought her great knowledge and
understanding about the true essence of what these cultures represent. This has
shaped her personal growth as an artist and her way of transmission which is
based on bridging all cultures to find her own expressionl
Besides being trained in Odissi Classical dance,
Chantelle is trained in Bellydance and Tribal Fusion, Gypsy dances and Sufi
Dance.
She is the the artistic director of Nakshatra
Productions, an entertainment and management company.
Her new project called Azadeh, and serves as a
portal for vending mystic arts and exotic adornments for dancers.
Workshops by Chantelle
Infusion
Bellydance
Infusion Bellydance is a concept that incorporates all the styles that
are part of Chantelle’s repertoire. Infusion is a culmination of her life
journey through dance and holistic living brought together with her new
creative interpretations.
All workshops will start with breathing techniques designed for dancers,
a complete 20-minute warm up of Yoga and Pilates and a 7-minute cool down.
a Infusion
Bellydance – Middle East (Egypt and Turkey)
We will travel to the Middle East and learn basic hip movements and
combos from the Gawazee tribe of Egypt fused with lyrical and fast rhythmic
dance phrases of Turkish Gypsy Rum.
b Infusion
Bellydance- Central Asia and India
Learn Persian dance and Sufi Whirling. An art that is forbidden in Iran
today but has many enthusiastic Iranians and non-Iranians around the world who
work hard in keeping it alive. Here, Chantelle will focus on teaching basic
lyrical movements and poses, various techniques for turning, dancing while
whirling, all fused with bellydance.

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