Meanings of capoeira in English

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A capoeira session at Sunday's Mumbai Equal Streets event.

This is the new Olympic world and capoeira has its place in it.

She met Latifa in 2010, when the princess hired her for private capoeira lessons.

Vieira is credited with bringing capoeira to the United States.

Another, four-year-old Ivan, who is able to move around only on a skateboard, also practices capoeira.

No matter if she's trying capoeira or auditioning as a magician's assistant, Tina remains confident and genuine.

Through urban art, capoeira and rap they give children an alternative to the world of crime and drugs.

In the evening, you can wander down to the Casa Cultura to join in the daily capoeira class.

Aria had never understood capoeira.

It is commonly believed that capoeira was developed by African slaves brought to Brazil to work on the Portuguese plantations.

He's skilled with the same capoeira and parkour-influenced martial arts skills you may have seen in the Tron: Legacy trailer.

French love songs and Cuban salsa waft from bars, and students practise capoeira in the park, giving it an international feel.

That same afternoon, Aria stood outside the Hollis art building, staring at a group of kids doing capoeira on the lawn.

On the next street, a group of ultra-Orthodox Jews and Palestinians from Shuafat jointly practiced the Brazilian martial art of capoeira.

Writer met him at the Vital Arts Dance Center, on East 18th St. where he teaches capoeira classes four times a week.

The capoeira was brought to Brazil by the slaves who gave this former Portuguese colony the biggest black population in the world, outside Nigeria.