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Un art afro-brésilien créé par des Africains réduits en esclavage au Brésil, mêlant combat, acrobatie et musique. On « joue » dans un cercle, la roda, au son du berimbau. L’UNESCO reconnaît le cercle de capoeira comme patrimoine culturel.
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Combat completTop Capoeira Attack Kicks (part 1)WORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
Combat completCampeonato De capoeiraWORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
Combat completThe best Capoeira eventWORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
Combat completMelhores Capoeira Golpes ( BEST MOMENTS OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS)WORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
Combat completWorld Championship on Sport CapoeiraWORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
Combat completIlja Kuliks VS Farid Allahverdiyev (European Capoeira Championship)WORLD CAPOEIRA FEDERATION
DocumentaireCapoeira Circle · UNESCOUNESCO
DocumentaireThe Story of Capoeira · BBC AfricaBBC News Africa
Apprendre7 Capoeira techniques for Mixed Martial ArtistsRamsey Dewey
ApprendreLearning the MOST POWERFUL Capoeira KickSensei SethSites officiels : règles, classements, résultats et calendrier des événements.
BrésilUn art afro-brésilien créé par des Africains réduits en esclavage au Brésil, mêlant combat, acrobatie et musique. On « joue » dans un cercle, la roda, au son du berimbau. L’UNESCO reconnaît le cercle de capoeira comme patrimoine culturel.
Le guide complet de cet art est en cours de rédaction.
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)
Sources: UNESCO — Capoeira circle · IPHAN (Brazil) · Encyclopaedia Britannica
MartialArtsNomad.com · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commonscapoeira pantsSélection sur AmazonVoir sur Amazon →
United States National Museum (Smithsonian Institution), Was · Public domain · Wikimedia CommonsberimbauSélection sur AmazonVoir sur Amazon →
Tom Woodward from Richmond, VA, US · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commonscapoeira bookSélection sur AmazonVoir sur 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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