Romy
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We all have one thing in common here, which is that we love bhangra, either the music, the dance, but most often both. Most of us here are or were on a team, so I was just wondering who or what inspired you to start learning bhangra? We all started somewhere, and I'm intrigued to here stories of where people started and who your inspirations are.
As for me, 2 of my bhuas were on the SFU girls bhangra team back in the mid 90's and my other bhua was on the UBC girls bhangra team in the 90's. Seeing them on stage as a child, I was in awe. I'd copy their moves at parties and I would dance non stop, even by myself as a kid at these parties.
As I grew older, at first I became distant from bhangra but in the past 5 years I started to become more and more involved. I'm not on a team due to school commitments, however I try to volunteer for competitions as much as I can and I try to become more and more involved within the lovely Bhangra community we have here.
Okay enough of my schpeil, lets hear your stories!
And if there was already a topic similar to this, I'm sorry.
As for me, 2 of my bhuas were on the SFU girls bhangra team back in the mid 90's and my other bhua was on the UBC girls bhangra team in the 90's. Seeing them on stage as a child, I was in awe. I'd copy their moves at parties and I would dance non stop, even by myself as a kid at these parties.
As I grew older, at first I became distant from bhangra but in the past 5 years I started to become more and more involved. I'm not on a team due to school commitments, however I try to volunteer for competitions as much as I can and I try to become more and more involved within the lovely Bhangra community we have here.
Okay enough of my schpeil, lets hear your stories!
And if there was already a topic similar to this, I'm sorry.
