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Let's pretend to go somewhere else. Let's go.
It's like I'm in another country. - It's like a different country.
What is that?
These are clothes and hats.
I guess we're learning the Moroccan dance now.
I feel so hopeless.
There's a traditional dance tour. - Really?
I'm a terrible dancer. - We can just...
I'm bad at dancing too. - What?
I'm bad at dancing.
I like dancing. - She likes dancing.
I do like to dance. - Is that so?
May peace be with you.
Hello, my name is Amin.
Welcome.
You have come here to learn traditional Gnawa music.
I welcome you.
The Gnawa music is about...
the joys and sorrows of African people.
Thank you. - Thank you.
By the way, who is this man?
He's right next to me.
Where are you from? - Hi.
France. - I see.
Nice to meet you. - He registered for the class too?
He'll learn with us? I see. Hello.
He's so free.
I guess we're getting an outfit too.
This is the outfit you wear for the dance.
This is cute.
I get the feeling I'll look great in it.
I think we'll spin that.
She looks so cute.
This is the real deal.
It looks great on her. - Yes, yes.
Stop teasing me.
You look great.
It looks like your own outfit.
Yes, Doo Shim. - Goodness, Doo Shim.
It looks great on you. - It looks like your outfit.
Hey, it's the return of Coco.
You've returned to your Coco days.
Gosh, you look so exotic.
Right? Don't I look great in this?
She looks like a princess.
Gosh, seriously. You look great in it.
You look pretty. - Me?
Large size, please.
"Large size, please." - What did he say?
The hat doesn't fit.
Bigger, please. - Bigger?
Extra large.
Good, good. - Good.
Why do you look like a pirate?
We'll learn their dance while looking at the ocean.
With the seagulls too.
You all look beautiful.
Beautiful.
This instrument is called kraken.
This is their sorrow. - It's their sorrow.
I think we have to be serious when we do this.
We'll take it seriously.
I like the sound. - Yes.
I sound like the taffy seller. - Yes.
Yes, it does sound like that.
Welcome.
I guess this class is popular. People keep on coming.
Hey, friends. Where are you from?
Germany. - Germany.
They're our juniors.
Don't they look like twins?
They do look alike.
They look like one another. - They look just like each other.
They resemble each other. - Are they siblings?
Hassan.
This is my instrument.
This is called gimbri.
The skin comes from the camels.
And the strings are made of goats' intestines.
My goodness. - They're made of intestines.
We'll learn some dance moves...
based on this rhythm first.
How is he spinning that?
We do it while dancing?
I can't dance to the rhythms.
This will be hard. - Yes.
I think doing a half-hearted job is a key point. My hands...
Relax your hands.
Everyone is going to different directions.
Am I supposed to move them together?
I have a headache.
What should I do to feel less dizzy?
Doo Shim, aren't you dizzy?
Hey, she's having fun.
She's going all out.
Gosh, she's good at this.
She's very good.
How many times have you done this? - Two.
She's so good. - 3, 4, 5.
This isn't her first time. - My gosh.
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