Mohiniyattom

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Mohiniyattom: This dance of Kerala form literally means "dance of a witch". Mohini means women who tries and dance Aattom. Dressed in a white or ivory dress with edges of gold, the dancer takes a majestic appearance. Mohiniyattom is famous for its eye gestures slow and very moving. The origin of the Mohiniyattom
Koothu (Chakyar Koothu): Kerala, this form of dance is performed only in the location chosen called Koothambalam associated with temples of Kerala. Koothu in Malayalam means dance. Only members of the caste of the chakyar "running."
OSA, palms of hands and a pleasant music to dance. LES songs are usually called Mappilappattu. Through songs, young women flouts the bride and she bless happiness in your new life. Silansentron is also performed as a stage.
Krishnanattom: Krishnanattom has almost disappeared as a form of dance of Kerala. A dance was completed in eight days and is characterized by rich colors and masks for facial tricks thick. Krishanattom as its name indicates, is the game about the life of Lord Sri Krishna. Krishnattom resembles Kathakali.
in bear short stick in each hand. The dancers move harmoniously in circles, different combinations of shape, dance and short strike two sticks rhythmically. It is exclusive for men.
Theyyam: there are variations over 300 to this dance form of Kerala, which is characterized by the praise of the goddess of victory against the forces of evil. Female roles are also handled by that ritual men colorful clothing for the execution of this form of dance of the temple. Hats and clothing are colourful and attractive.
Oppana: this form of dance is the particularity of the marriages of Muslims Malabar in Kerala. On the eve of the day of marriage, friends and relatives (especially girls) are crowded around the sp
The main forms of dance in Kerala are:
Kathakali: this is the way to the divine dance of Kerala, noted the minute of the expression of emotions and colourful costumes. Kathakali is considered that the art of the gods and epic episodes are performed as a game. In the early days, it took several days for the making of a game. Expression of the emotions and the narration is based on the "hand signs or Mudra." and facial expression navarasa, nine emotions traditionally only men of make this form of dance of Kerala and female disguised as women, usually characters Dee.
The costumes are heavy and takes almost a full day to complete the process of composition. Masks, crowns and clothes more than twice the size of the interpreter.
Koodiyattam: This form of dance of Kerala is the oldest of its kind and has been developed in the 7th century. This is an offer of the Godhead. Face mythological themes.
Thiruvathira or ThiruvathiraKali. It is a dance by day of Thiruvathira in women of month Dhanu Malayalam. Eight to twelve women of all ages around a nilavilakku circles ', a traditional oil lamp mechas, with lots of dance Thiruvathira. It is believed that bring blessings to your family life.
Centuries old forms of dance of Kerala are known for the variety,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the youth and charm. Some forms like Kathakali of Kerala of dance and is a form of dance that koodiyattom is recognized by the art of the world heritage of UNESCO. All forms of dance of Kerala and the India dance forms are based on statements of Natyashastra, ' the science of the action,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], which may be attributed to Bharata Sire, who lived there are about 20 centuries. "navarasangal" or the nine emotions " : Sringaram (love and seduction), Roudram (aggressive), Hasyam (humorous),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Bhayanakam (fear), Veeram (courage), Karuna (compassion), Adbhutam (Stevie wonder), Shantam (peace). Forms of dance of Kerala seem to draw a fine line between female and male performers.
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is attributed to Vishnou, in this case, as Mohini (beautiful woman) to seduce you asuras and curriculum vitae Amrit, medicine àIl gives immortality.
Kolkali: This dance form of Kerala belonging to the agricultural classes. Kolkali literally play with the stick. M
rformed Kerala temples and palaces in Kerala.
The myth behind this unique Kerala dance form:
Devi Rath, Goddess of love found the life of Kama, the God of love who was achicharrado in the ashes of the terrible wrath of the Lord Shiva. Rathi put Devi implemented successfully a case with Shiva to give your life Kama. Thus ThiruvathiraKali represents the loyalty of the marital relationship and the determination of the female soul.
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