My hommie Samurai has just posted up a little tribute to the peeps who assisted to start up Capoeira Folha Seca, proudly our school in Zimbabwe that is going strong. I could not but help remember the times we spent training together and the little that we knew we all taught to each other. Capoeira in that sense is truly unique because we all family. As cliche as that sounds, all capoeristas know they have a home where ever there is a Capoeirista. This fact is testament to that fact, we are bound by a strong cord that can't be broken. (hopefully that is)
In acknowledgment to Samurais post (link is to the right of this page) I miss our group and one day we shall all link up somewhere on this earth, (pray it be Brazil) where we shall relive those moments.
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A narrative mainly describing my experiences and thought s concerning Capoeira. How amazing it is that the Roda is a mini world. One can only focus on the present and that is all he/she has control over. The past is gone and the future has not come. One should only be concerned with the present. Welcome to my narrative of the world that is now and now it is past.
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- I have been described as a 'Rock,' and quiet of heart. Most say I play a defensive game in Capoeira and some call me a soldier. I find solace during a jogo. I am amazed and what comes out when I play. The Roda to me is a microcosm of life. To play well means life in the macrocosm is alright.
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for you - some capoeira videos from Brazil. its my site, i take care of things round there.
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