Wolfgang's photos with the keyword: Dancing

Ni Lenda Lendi, created from a shadow, is a worshiper of Dewi Durga, the queen of black magic and goddess of death. Like her sister Leyak, she can transform into many different shapes and images, including monkeys, flame balls, and flying white cloth, but her specialty is a crow. She moves quickly, sneaks back and forth and stops three times to turn around, a ritual gesture that helps her regain strength, and her excited eyes reveal her naughty intent. Like her sisters, she can cause plague, illness and death and can only be destroyed with powerful magic. Her arched eyes are typical of masks, as are her exaggerated teeth. The photo was taken spontaneously at an Odalan Festival in the municipality of Sembung, Mengwi Province, Bali

An 11 years old school girl named Gek Shanti is dancing a Legong performance at the Puputan ceremony in Denspasar down town. Gek Shanti learns dancing since she went to primary school. The Puputan festival is an annualy memory for the horrific Dutch intervasion at the year 1906.

Santiago de Cuba is considered to be the most Caribbean of cities in Cuba and is the traditional site of two important popular festivities: the Carnivals and the Fiesta del Fuego, or Feast of Fire. We had a great time with the people of Cuban rhythm. At Plaza de Dolores in Santiago de Cuba masked and bodypainted young boy dancing and singing in the park.