اسطوانة تعلم اسلوب الكابويرا البرازيلية

اسطوانة تعلم اسلوب الكابويرا البرازيلية

اسطوانة تعلم اسلوب الكابويرا البرازيلية

اسطوانة تعلم اسلوب الكابويرا البرازيلية

اسطوانة تعلم اسلوب الكابويرا البرازيلية

Capoeira Gerais - O Ritual da Roda
(2005)
1 CD | EAC Rip | Flac, tracks + .cue, log-file | 300 Mb
Front Cover | capoeira | Belo Horizonte


Tracklist:
01. Capoeira Gerais - Hino Nacional 2:42
02. Capoeira Gerais - Iuna 0:34
03. Capoeira Gerais - Maior e Deus 2:34
04. Capoeira Gerais - Mae de Deus 0:41
05. Capoeira Gerais - Dona Maria do
Cambuota 1:04
06. Capoeira Gerais - Sai, sai, Catarina
0:38
07. Capoeira Gerais - Tabereu 0:38
08. Capoeira Gerais - Catarina, meu amor
1:44
09. Capoeira Gerais - Mandaleco 0:55
10. Capoeira Gerais - Dalila esta me
chamando 0:45
11. Capoeira Gerais - Folha seca 0:25
12. Capoeira Gerais - Minha comadre 1:22
13. Capoeira Gerais - Marinheiro sou 0:53
14. Capoeira Gerais - Amor de marinheiro
0:53
15. Capoeira Gerais - Luanda e pandeiro
1:14
16. Capoeira Gerais - Iaia, traga meu
pandeiro 1:26
17. Capoeira Gerais - Vem morena 0:57
18. Capoeira Gerais - Barracao de
Valdemar 1:59
19. Capoeira Gerais - Louvacao a Mestre
Parana 3:16
20. Capoeira Gerais - A Cor da Pele 2:49
21. Capoeira Gerais - Senhor amigo meu
1:39
22. Capoeira Gerais - Mestre Gigante 3:27
23. Capoeira Gerais - Maculele 1:31
24. Capoeira Gerais - Barra-vento 1:08
25. Capoeira Gerais - Samba de roda 1:06
26. Capoeira Gerais - Hino a Minas Gerais
1:11
27. Capoeira Gerais - Apresentacao dos
participantes 0:48

Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form
that combines elements of martial arts, music, and dance. It was created
in Brazil by slaves from Africa, especially from Angola, Mozambique and
Congo sometime after the sixteenth century. It was developed in the
region of Quilombo dos Palmares, located in the Brazilian state of
Alagoas, which was the state of Pernambuco before dismemberment, and has
had great influence on Afro-Brazilian generations, with strong presence
in the states of Bahia, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
Participants form a roda, or circle, and take turns either playing
musical instruments (such as the Berimbau), singing, or ritually
sparring in pairs in the center of the circle. The sparring is marked by
fluid acrobatic play, feints, takedowns, and with extensive use of leg
sweeps, kicks, and headbutts. Less frequently used techniques include
elbow strikes, slaps, punches, and body throws. Its origins and purpose
are a matter of debate, with theories ranging from views of Capoeira as a uniquely Brazilian folk dance
with improvised fighting movements to claims that it is a battle-ready
fighting form directly descended from ancient African techniques.