Capoeira Regional História

Capoeira Regional is a Brazilian martial art combining dance, music, and acrobatics, developed in the early 20th century by Mestre Bimba. It evolved from traditional African fighting styles and was influenced by local Brazilian culture. Bimba aimed to formalize and teach Capoeira as a legitimate art form, emphasizing discipline, techniques, and music, including traditional instruments. Capoeira Regional is characterized by its fluid movements and distinct style, focusing on quick, agile movements and kicks. It reflects a rich cultural heritage, promoting physical fitness, community, and artistic expression while retaining elements of historical resistance against oppression.