Henna began bellydancing in 2002. She studied Egyptian style bellydance for three years before moving to Tokyo. As she continued to study other styles of bellydance, including American Tribal Style, she became more interested in fusion dance. The modernity of Tokyo and her American melting-pot background inspires her fusion bellydance.
Farasha has been dancing since the age of 4. She has studied and performed classic ballet, gymnastics, baton twirling, jazz dance, hip-hop, modern dance, and flamenco. She uses her extensive dance background as inspiration for her style of tribal fusion bellydance. Farasha, Henna, and Anaan were founding members of the tribal fusion troupe, Raqs Chandra, in 2006.
Joe has been a student of dance her whole life. She has had training in classical ballet, jazz, flamenco, Scottish dance and hip-hop. She has also been studying American Tribal Style and tribal fusion style bellydance since 2006, and was a member of the tribal fusion troupe, Raqs Chandra. For Joe, the combination of her different dance styles, mixed with her diverse cultural background, makes for perfect tribal fusion bellydance.