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Martelo & Rasteira Capoeira Take Downs
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Summary: Learn about a variety of instruments used in Capoeira in free video.
Daniel Yoshimi, is a capoeirista, capoeira instructor and musician. He was born in Santos, Brazil where he began his training in capoeira in 1995. In 2000 Chin moved to Santa Barbara...read more
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" Hello! I am Instructor Shin from Capoeira School of Bahia and I am going to talk about Capoeira on behalf of Expert Village.com. So those are the key based instruments of Capoeira. We are going to start with the Berimbau which is the most important one. Berimbau is basically you can see is one stick, a piece of wire attached to a board and they have a rock that we use to play, a stick and then shake it, so that’s how it is going to look. Then we have the Atabaque which is the drum. Okay. Also, we have Pandeiros which is recognized by the name of tambourine that is called Pandeiros."
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