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Un arte afrobrasileño creado por africanos esclavizados en Brasil que mezcla lucha, acrobacia y música. Se juega en una rueda al son del berimbau. La UNESCO reconoce la rueda de capoeira como patrimonio cultural.
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BrasilUn arte afrobrasileño creado por africanos esclavizados en Brasil que mezcla lucha, acrobacia y música. Se juega en una rueda al son del berimbau. La UNESCO reconoce la rueda de capoeira como patrimonio cultural.
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Capoeira was created in Brazil by enslaved Africans and their descendants, who hid a fighting art inside music and dance. After the abolition of slavery it was banned by the 1890 Penal Code and its players were persecuted.
In the 1930s Mestre Bimba created the faster, more athletic Capoeira Regional, and his school in Salvador was officially registered in 1937. Mestre Pastinha kept the slower, traditional Capoeira Angola and opened his centre in 1941. In 2014 UNESCO listed the capoeira circle (roda) as intangible cultural heritage.
“Capoeira is everything the mouth eats.”— Mestre Pastinha, saying of the Capoeira Angola master (20th century)
Fuentes: UNESCO — Capoeira circle · IPHAN (Brazil) · Encyclopaedia Britannica
MartialArtsNomad.com · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commonscapoeira pantsSelección en AmazonVer en Amazon →
United States National Museum (Smithsonian Institution), Was · Public domain · Wikimedia CommonsberimbauSelección en AmazonVer en Amazon →
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Capoeira was created in Brazil by enslaved Africans and their descendants, who hid a fighting art inside music and dance. After the abolition of slavery it was banned by the 1890 Penal Code and its players were persecuted.
In the 1930s Mestre Bimba created the faster, more athletic Capoeira Regional, and his school in Salvador was officially registered in 1937. Mestre Pastinha kept the slower, traditional Capoeira Angola and opened his centre in 1941. In 2014 UNESCO listed the capoeira circle (roda) as intangible cultural heritage.
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