I know you Svetlana ! You are amazing dancer!!! The Ukraine is very good country!

@@dinarjuravlyov4284 Nope, Ukraine is extremely corrupt and violent.

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Flamenco has the influence of Kalbeliya dance not that of Kathak .

True.

​@@KakashiHatake-sw2sy Both.

It’s not even 10 minutes.

I didn't know this.

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Khurram Shshzad have u ever heard name kgurram shshzad of any mughal empr u were the cowerd people who change their religion ...

yes also hindustani music and dance and ragas are all from Pakistan, now we know why Islam says if you sing and dance then you will be flogged to death and killed,

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that's kathakas for you. we have been trained to spin like that since very young so dizziness is now a foreign concept

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Thank you for this very interesting piece of information! I'll never look at flamenco and kathak the same way again, it's amazing to think of their connections. Now that you've mentioned it, the two dances do share striking similarities!

yes it is true, it is the origin of spanish flamenco. Im a spanish roma, we call ourshelves 'kale'. Flamenco come from us, we have always know it, the firts time I saw kathal I knew my ancestors were 'kathakas', please, tell me more about them, if you more. thanks.

ayomomamao it wasn't when the Mughals invaded..... most people equate the history of Islamic rule in India with that of the Mughals, but in actuality, the Mughals came quite a bit late in the history of Muslim Indian dynasties...... People often see all Indian Islamic culture, art and history as being from the Mughals, because the other Islamic dynasties that came before the Mughals are usually not touched upon very often, and furthermore, the Mughals Empire was the wealthiest and most prosperous of all Indian empires or kingdoms, and the Mughals represent the height of India's cultural and artistic and architectural achievement...... The Mughal Emperor Shah Jahaan was the ruler who had the Taj Mahal constructed, but we need to remember that despite the Mughals' being the most prominent and famous Islamic Indian dynasty, they arrived rather late on the scene of India-Islamic history...... Zahir ud-Din Muhammad Babur laid the foundation of the Mughal Empire in 1526, but Mughal rule was not solidified in the Indian subcontinent until the middle of Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar's reign (1556-1605)...... so the mid-16th century....... that's the early-modern period...... Jamestown and the colony of Virginia were founded in North America by the English during the reign of Akbar's son Jahangir (r.1605-1627)....... however, Islamic rule in northern India and in Delhi began in 1206....... that's 320 before Babur laid the foundation for the Mughal Empire in 1526 after defeating the Sultan of Delhi, Ibrahim Lodi, at the First Battle of Panipat........ furthermore, from 1347 the Deccan in central and southern India was ruled by a large Islamic kingdom called the Bahmani Sultanate that was independent from the Sultanate of Delhi in the North....... in other words, Northern India and Central India was being conquered and ruled by Muslims since the early 1200s, and much of Southern India was conquered and ruled by an Islamic Sultanate by the mid-1300s........ that's the high Middle Ages........ this was hundreds of years before the Mughals....... There is so much Indo-Islamic history dating to centuries before the Mughals, yet everyone, especially Indians, have this misconception that the Mughals and Islamic rule in India are synonymous........ but that is far from reality.......

Classical Indian dance forms are forms of expression. Kathak is an art form which tells stories through expression. Is Flamenco a sort of dance which expresses message or story?

You are right! I am from Central Asia!

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Well, I don't completely agree with you. From what I know, I'd rather say that western culture has taken a lot from asian art in general. For example there are so many Italian hit songs that are actually reworks of Chinese ancient songs. Flamenco, on the other side, due its existence also to spanish, african, gypsy and arabic influences. India has given a lot to westerns, but it's not the only one.

for example contemporary is a copy of kathak.even some moves of flamenco

for example contemporary is a copy of kathak.even some moves of flamenco

Flamenco has similar moves like kathak, but it has no relation to kathak. A large part of framework of flamenco dance is from indian rajasthani folk ( gypsy) dance.

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@Ultimate Game yes, it is you who is not aware of its origins.

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