Taheyya Kariokka

Taheyya Kariokka ( bɛ lahi mi o la Tahiya Carioca ( o dɔɣim yuli n nyɛ Badaweya Taheyya Mohamed Ali Elnedany Kareem , ( bɛ dɔɣi o la silimiingoli February bɛɣu pishi ni ayi dali, yuuni 1915^{[lower-alpha 1]} ka o kani silimiingoli September bɛɣu pishi dali, yuuni 1999) ka nyɛ ŋun daa nyɛ Egyptian belly dancer mini kpɛrikpɛrita .^[1]^[2]^[3]

Filmography

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Greek poster from the 1956 film Bint al Hawa, that starred Taheyya Kariokka as Nanousha. Greek title: Nanousha the sinner of Cairo.

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Greek poster from the 1956 film Bint al Hawa.

Mercedes (yuuni 1993)
Iskanderiya, kaman wi kaman (Alexandria Again and Forever) (yuuni 1990)
Weda'an Bonapart (Adieu Bonaparte) (yuuni 1985)
Saqqa mat, al- (The Water-Carrier Is Dead) (Film, yuuni 1977)
El-Karnak, (Karnak Café) (yuuni 1975)
Khally Balak Amin ZouZou, (Watch out For ZouZou) (yuuni 1972)
Sabah El Kheir ya Zawgaty El Aziza- (Good Morning, My Dear Wife) (yuuni 1969)
Rubabikia (yuuni 1967) – (play)
Khan El Khalili (yuuni 1967)
The Last-Born (yuuni 1966)
Tareek, al- (The Road) (yuuni 1964)
Omm el aroussa (Mother of the Bride) (yuuni 1963)
Oh Islam (yuuni 1961)
Hob hatta El-Ebada (Love and Adoration) (yuuni 1960)
The Boss (yuuni 1958)
El Fettewa (The Tough) (yuuni 1957)
Shabab Emraa (A Woman's Youth), also known as The Leech (yuuni 1956)
Samara (yuuni 1956)
Rommel's Treasure (yuuni 1955)
People of Love (yuuni 1955)
Hira wa chebab Ana zanbi eh? (Is It My Fault?) (Yuuni 1953)
Ibn al ajar (A Child for Rent) (yuuni 1953)
Muntasir, El (The Conqueror) (yuuni 1952)
Omm el katila, El (The Criminal Mother) (yuuni 1952)
Zuhur el fatina, El (The Charming Flowers) (yuuni 1952)
Feiruz hanem (Mrs. Feiruz) (yuu1951)
Ibn el halal (The True-born Son) (yuuni 1951)
Khadaini abi (My Father Deceived Me) (yuuni 1951)
Akbal el bakari (A Large Family) (yuuni 1950)
Ayni bi-triff (My Eye Is Winking) (yuuni 1950)
Aheb el raks (I Like Dancing) (yuuni 1949)
Amirat el djezira (The Princess of the Island) (yuuni 1949)
Katel, El (The Murderer) (yuuni 1949)
Mandeel al helu (The Beauty's Veil) (yuuni 1949)
Hub wa junun (Love and Madness) (yuuni 1948)
Ibn el fellah (The Peasant's Son) (yuuni 1948)
Yahia el fann (Long Live Art) (yuuni 1948)
Li'bat al sitt (The Lady's Puppet) (yuuni 1946)
Ma akdarshi (I Can't Do It) (yuuni 1946)
Najaf (yuuni 1946)
Sabr tayeb, El (Have Patience) (yuuni 1946)
Aheb el baladi (I Like Home Cooking) (Yuuni 1945)
Hub El awal, El (First Love) (yuuni 1945)
Lailat el jumaa (Friday Evening) (yuuni 1945)
Naduga (yuuni 1944)
Rabiha-takiet el ekhfaa (The Magic Hat) (yuuni 1944)
Taqiyyat al ikhfa (yuuni 1944)
Ahlam El shabab (Dreams of Youth) (yuuni 1943)
Ahib Al ghalat (I Like Mistakes) (yuuni 1942)

Maan lihimi ŋɔ nim yaha

Women in dance

Notes

↑ Sellers-Young, Barbara (2016). Belly Dance, Pilgrimage and Identity (in English). Springer. p. 26. ISBN 9781349949540.
↑ Martin, Douglas (22 September 1999). "Tahia Carioca, 79, Dies; A Renowned Belly Dancer". The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/1999/09/22/arts/tahia-carioca-79-dies-a-renowned-belly-dancer.html.
↑ Tahia Carioca - Egyptian actor and dancer (en) (15 February 2018). Retrieved 27 March 2018.

Kundivihira

External links

Taheyya Kariokka at IMDb

↑ Her year of birth was 1915 according to author Barbara Sellers-Young, 1919 according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, and 1920 according to her New York Times obituary.

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[BSY-2] Sellers-Young, Barbara (2016). Belly Dance, Pilgrimage and Identity (in English). Springer. p. 26. ISBN 9781349949540.

[NYT-3] Martin, Douglas (22 September 1999). "Tahia Carioca, 79, Dies; A Renowned Belly Dancer". The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/1999/09/22/arts/tahia-carioca-79-dies-a-renowned-belly-dancer.html.

[EB-4] Tahia Carioca - Egyptian actor and dancer (en) (15 February 2018). Retrieved 27 March 2018.

[1] Her year of birth was 1915 according to author Barbara Sellers-Young, 1919 according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, and 1920 according to her New York Times obituary.

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