Capoeira, an art form created by enslaved Africans in colonial Brazil, lives on today in a new studio space downtown.

Looking for a workout that's more than just breaking a sweat? Capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian cultural expression, blends martial arts, dance, music, and acrobatics into a unique and thrilling training ...

Capoeira, which fuses martial arts, dance, music, acrobatics, and philosophy, was developed by enslaved Africans in Brazil as ...

Capoeira began as a form of self-defense for slaves in sixteenth century Brazil. They disguised their training as a ritualistic dance where capoeiristas would throw spinning kicks, narrowly missing ...

Brazil’s capoeira (ka-poo-ei-ruh ... but they were allowed to dance. Standing in a circle, the men would sway back and forth as a band. Simple, home-made musical instruments provided the ...

Capoeira is considered to be one of the symbols of Brazilian culture. With millions of followers worldwide, capoeira is a blend of martial arts, acrobatics and dance choreography. The cultures of ...

Written by Stephen Wright] Ivan Outerbridge has dedicated more than 25 years to mastering Capoeira, the Afro-Brazilian ...

It combines an acrobatic martial art with dance and music. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The fast footwork and hip movements found in samba are a staple of Brazilian culture, and you truly can't have Carnival without it. Capoeira is a martial arts-dance hybrid many people believe ...