Most of these women trained in the art of dance and song from childhood. For Ouled Naïl females the practice of leaving their ancestral home and settling in a nearby desert town as entertainers was common. In adolescence they went down into the towns and worked as dancers and prostitutes in order to amass a personal fortune with which to purchase property at home.
The Ouled Naïl tribe originated a style of music, sometimes known as Bou Saâda music after the town near their homeland. In belly dancing, the term refers to a style of dance originated by the Ouled Naïl.
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A downloadable medium-format PDF image scanned from Elena’s original oil painting. This is a medium-sized PDF, ideally suited for printing on canvas. A 2.75 inch (7 cm) ‘Museum style’ white margin is added to each side of the picture to allow for stretching/mounting. After completing the payment process, you will immediately receive a download link for your picture.




