Albuquerque's Premier School of Belly Dance!


​(505)670-4629

​9577 Osuna Rd NE, Suite F
Albuquerque, NM 87106
Discover an amazing creative outlet, connect with your body, and develop self confidence through Belly Dance. Come learn this beautiful art form in a fun, supportive, and inclusive community!

Upcoming Events

Night on the Nile

$15.00

You are invited to an evening of Live Middle Eastern music by Tynker Hafla Band feat. Sitara!


With mesmerizing dance performances by The Desert Darlings and Raqzia, along with special guests Deborah Newberg, Theresa al Farfesha, Areena, Enchanting Erica, Ranee, Marielle, and Amaya!


Your name will be added to the door list upon purchase, so no ticket will be sent to you.


We will end with open dancing, where all are welcome to get up and join the fun!

Beer and wine will be available by donation, or BYOB.


Thank you for supporting performance artists in Albuquerque!
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Check out some of our Award Winning Performances!

FAQs

What class should I take if I have no dance experience?
We recommend the Intro to Belly Dance class. While beginners are welcome in the Level 1 classes, they move quicker than the intro level. An intro class will generally focus on basic isolations, building up to 1 or 2 moves. A Level 1 Class focuses on 3 or more movements, usually ending with a combo.
​Pease note that sometimes the Level 1 classes teach choreography, so check with us to make sure it is a good time to drop in.
What is the difference between Live and On Demand classes?
Live refers to In-Person and Zoom classes, meaning you are taking the class in real time, getting feedback and asking questions.
On Demand means Class Recordings only.  Learn to dance on your own time, at your own convenience.
What is the difference between Belly Dance, Raqs Sharqi, and Fusion Belly Dance?
Raqs Sharqi in Arabic translates to Oriental Dance and refers to the stage version of Egyptian dance. This is commonly known in the West as Belly Dance.
Fusion Belly Dance refers to a style that is heavily based in MENAT (Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey) styles of dance blended with elements of  flamenco, pop & lock, and more. 

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What Our Students Are Saying

During the pandemic Sirena World Dance Studio has been a saving grace! These ladies have delivered excellent virtual classes in which I've been able to keep up with my personal practice. I don't live in ABQ, but if I did I would certainly try an in person class. If you're looking for some make-your-brain-work world dance fun I highly recommend these mermaids!"
-Yolanda

"I have been wanting to take classes at Sirena ever since their "open house" style day with previews of all the teachers and finally in quarantine have been able to take the zoom classes! I love them!! I have only taken zoom classes with Sadie so far, but they are a lot of fun. It is exciting seeing so many happy people come together to learn this beautiful art."
-Alex

"A wonderfully supportive studio with the most amazing, kindest, sweetest, and most creative teachers! This studio brings inspiring performance art and opportunities to be involved in new ways to Albuquerque. I am so grateful to this hardworking and talented community."
-Katherine

"This studio is my favorite part of Albuquerque. The teachers are excellent dancers, but also very fun and welcoming. I take all the intro and half the level 1 classes. It's my happy place and would be yours too if you sign up."
​-Julietta