Hello MKPA family & friends!
It’s hereee! First & foremost, thank you so much for all your efforts in showing support and encouragement this past week! We really appreciate every feedback and we hope that you will continue to support us so we can make more contents like this for you. MKPA strives to educate our viewers & audience about the enticing culture & customs of Cambodian classical ballet repertoire & music. Again, don’t forget to like, follow & subscribe! All links will be below!
We present to you Robam Tep Monorom “Dance of the Divinities.” This dance depicts gods and goddesses dressed in their finest regalia dancing wonderfully together, courting each other in romantic gestures. This part of the dance is usually shown when a hero meets his heroine and falls in love. Gestures in this dance is mostly displayed in Cambodian classical ballet repertoire & is a very popular dance seen in lots of events. MKPA and some of its members have worked together diligently since September to put together this special project for the holidays. We hope you enjoy all of hard work! Enjoy!
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Members in Video
Sophany: Director of MKPA (@morodokkhmer)
Lon Ladee: Costume Designer & Co-Lead (@lchan90a)
Morrison: Assistant Teacher, Costume Assistant & Co-Lead (@crunchymunch__)
Nicolas: Dancer & Teacher Aid (@nicolasngeth)
Keomoniroth: Dancer & Teacher Aid (@keomoniroth_)
18 сен 2024
