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Capoeira


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Capoeira Luandangola
Professor Picapau
United Martial Arts Concept
5970 SW 18th St.
Boca Raton, FL 33433
954-773-1132- English
954-657-3377 - português
cabelo_luandangola@hotmail.com

C. M. Bundo, Mestre
Bantu Capoeira
Jacksonville, FL
904-534-7252
bantucapoeira@email.com 

Djalma Pereira
(Mestre Pelé)
Corpo e Movimento
Wilton Manors, FL
954-817-6607
pele@corpomovimento.com

Jelon Vieira, Mestre
Esquilo Preto, Professor
Capoeira Luanda
Miami, FL
305-609-8445
esquilo_preto@yahoo.com
www.miamicapoeira.org 

Lazaro Almeida Santos
(Mestre Lazaro da Bahia)
Capoeira Brazilian Pelourinho
Orlando, FL
407-226-3195
www.capoeirabrazilpelo.net
brazilpelo@aol.com 

Mauro Gomes, Mestre
Marcio Pizanelli, Instrut
Capoeira Berimbau
(FLA Int'l University-FIU)
Miami, FL
305-219-2923
mauroberimbau@yahoo.com
marciopizanelli@hotmail.com


Raimundo dos Santos
(Mestre Dinho)
Marcio Moreira, Inst.
Capoeira Topazio
Deerfield Beach, FL
954-816-5442
954-428-6735
marcinhocapoeira@aol.com 

Wanderley Narciso
(Mestre Delei)
Capoeira Abolição
Miami Beach, FL
305-866-5900
deleicapoeira@aol.com
www.capoeiraabolicao.com

LIVROS

"A Arte da Capoeira"
de Camille Adorno


Capoeira's History

"Capoeira is a 400-year-old martial art that blends music, dance, singing, and acrobatics to create a holistic approach to teaching self-defense. Originating in Africa, Capoeira was brought to Brazil by captured slaves from Angola. In this foreign land the Angolan people developed their practice into a method of defending themselves against their violent overlords. Because of their predicament, these enslaved people had to disguise their training as recreational song and dance". Read more:
http://www.ithaca.edu/capoeira/pages/history.htm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Capoeira's Photos

 http://fksa.org/showthread.php?p=39882

Capoeira's Instruments

Rhythm is the heartbeat of capoeira and song is the soul. Music can make a game play fast and hard, call capoeiristas to perform acrobatic feats or remind them of old traditions and history. Without music, capoeira is not complete.  

"Of African origin, the berimbau is used extensively in capoeira.

It has an unusual timbre produced by striking a rod and a ring or coin on a metal string attached to a bow with a resonating dried gourd. It is played together with a caxixi which is shaken while striking the string.

Berimbau music is almost synonomous with capoeira. Said to "command the circle", the berimbau determines the kind of game(angola, regional, etc.) by playing the appropriate rhythm or toque".  Read more:
http://www.capoeirasantabarbara.com/instruments.html

 

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