The Capoeira Talk Podcast
In this podcast I talk with experienced capoeiristas (capoeira practitioners). What does capoeira mean to them, what are their perspectives about this beautiful afro-Brazilian martial art. Do you want be on the show?
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Ep. 31 - Mestre Boca Rica • Besouro Preto Capoeira (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with Mestre Boca Rica from Besouro Preto Capoeira, who is currently living in Barcelona. We talk about how he came in contact with Capoeira, why he is called Boca Rica, how music is integral and his travels. Enjoy the episode! 🎙️
Ep. 30 - Mestre Paulão Ceará • Capoeira Brasil (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with Mestre Paulão Ceará from Grupo Capoeira Brasil, who is currently living in Budapest. We talk about his first introduction to Capoeira in the 1970s, his journey throughout the years, and how Capoeira opened the door to so many opportunities in his life. It was truly special to reconnect with MPC and have this conversation. A great, inspiring and honest talk about Capoeira, life and everything in between. Enjoy the episode! 🎙️
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Ep. 29 - Mestra Pimenta • Arte Pura Capoeira Hungary (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with Mestra Pimenta from Arte Pura, who is currently living and teaching in Hungary and recently received her Mestra corda. We talk about her caminhada and trajetória in Capoeira, her personal experiences, and the culture behind this beautiful art. It was a deep, honest and inspiring conversation — but above all, a lot of fun. A beautiful conversation with a beautiful person
Ep. 28 - Professora Nayla • Capoeira Batuque LA (opens the original)
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I had the pleasure of sitting down with Professora Nayla from Capoeira Batuque LA . Nayla runs the headquarters of Batuque and shares her journey in capoeira, her passion for the art, and the importance of building a strong team. She also talks about how her path into capoeira was quite different from most when she first started, and she opens up about her vision and goals for the future of capoeira.
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