Movimento de Capoeira

Movimento de Capoeira is a traditional Brazilian martial art combining elements of dance, music, acrobatics, and combat. Developed by African slaves in Brazil, it emphasizes fluid, rhythmic movements, agility, and strategic play rather than direct confrontation. Practitioners perform in a circle called a "roda," accompanied by singing and instrumentals. Capoeira fosters physical coordination, cultural expression, and community connection, blending self-defense with artistic performance. Its dynamic, musical style promotes agility, flexibility, and strategic agility, making it both a physical discipline and a cultural tradition rooted in Brazilian history.