Capoeira: Martial Arts And Dances From Brazil

Martial Arts Capoeira was created more than 300 years ago by African slaves and, as mentioned in historical records, that the martial arts was banned by local government at that time.

Capoeira is very beautiful movement to watch there is some movement in capoeira is the core of backflips, Handstand, Ginga, HeadSpin, Handstand Whirling, most existing techniques in capoeira is very difficult to do and requires practice hard enough to be able to master every move there. But when we have mastered the movement we can feel that we have taken one of the martial dance movement is the most beautiful and interesting in the world.
Although most of the movements in dance capoeira using leg strength but also the hand strength to be one important part to be trained to help balance the movement at the time of the motion.
Capoeira came from Africa precisely in Angola, which represents a religious dance. in the 16th century, slave traders brought many people to Brazil to become tenants of plantation slaves. In the 16th century, slave traders brought many people to Brazil to become tenants of plantation slaves, and by the time they've arrived in Brazil they continue their dance training.
Because of the brutality and cruelty of the slave traders, several movements of capoeira as a revamped defense, because most of their hand on the leash so they developed the technique of leg and head.
In the 17th century, some slaves managed to move on and create their own territory, but because a lot of pressure and murder of slaves so they fled to the towns and villages around the Capoeira brasil and spread wherever they settled
Capoeira martial arts reached a peak in the 19th century where a lot of capoeira players roam the streets and committing a crime. At one point during the 1800s, art capoeira rise in popularity once again high in 1890. Many threats to anyone who practice capoeira and many capoeirasts in deportation.
In 1928, capoeira finally officially recognized by the government and in 1972 brasil capoeira brasil allowed into the sports, in which where there are rules that must be obeyed and began in the 1970s expanded to capoeira outside Brazil and has now grown in several cities large around the world.