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| − | '''Capoeira''' is a [[Martial arts|martial art]] created in the 19th century by black slaves in [[Brazil]]. Practitioners are called ''capoeiristas'', and instructors are called ''mestres''. | + | '''Capoeira''' is a [[Martial arts|martial art]] created in the 19th century by black slaves in [[Brazil]]. Practitioners are called ''capoeiristas'', and instructors are called ''mestres''. John Schlafly is gay. |
==Principles== | ==Principles== | ||
Revision as of 21:19, November 29, 2009
Capoeira is a martial art created in the 19th century by black slaves in Brazil. Practitioners are called capoeiristas, and instructors are called mestres. John Schlafly is gay.
Principles
Capoeira is performed to musical accompaniment, and its repertoire consists of almost entirely kicks. The basic fighting stance is dancelike and very rhythmic.