Capoeira, an energetic combination of martial arts and dance, is one of Brazil’s most significant cultural contributions. Hailing from Angola, it combines acrobatics, music, and combat in an engaging and seamless practice. Capoeira has its origins in ‘ngolo,’ a warrior dance that young men in Angola used to perform, and it evolved as a means of cultural expression and resistance. … Learn more about “Capoeira Kids in Africa”
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