Nacira Basita
The name Nacira can be traced back to the word Aciraba, a word that can be translated to 'swift'. It's an appropriate name, since Nacira is an energetic, spirited girl.
She hails from the outskirts of the Nayottama kingdom, and as a result is foreign to life in the palace. She had been taught to dance since an early age by her grandmother, and therefore has mastery over the sacred dance of Bedayana. She is so good at it, in fact, that she was invited to be a temporary dancer at the palace. A tad childish and full of curiosity.
At first, she and the Pandawa will be quite distant to each other; however, over time, they may develop an intimate friendship.
[From offical site]
She hails from the outskirts of the Nayottama kingdom, and as a result is foreign to life in the palace. She had been taught to dance since an early age by her grandmother, and therefore has mastery over the sacred dance of Bedayana. She is so good at it, in fact, that she was invited to be a temporary dancer at the palace. A tad childish and full of curiosity.
At first, she and the Pandawa will be quite distant to each other; however, over time, they may develop an intimate friendship.
[From offical site]