Berimbau: The Rhythm of Capoeira

Slave trade influenced the global music scene on a vast scale. One example is capoeira; a martial art form, combining self-defence, acrobatics, dance and song. It was used by Brazilian slaves to disguise the fact that they were practising fight moves. Once outlawed, capoeira now transformed itself into a staple of Brazilian popular culture. And one thing is key to this practice. It is called berimbau, a wooden percussion instrument described as a musical bow with ancient African origins.
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[@anonluxor470]

I'm here because eddie gardo has one of these in Tekken 8

[@CertifiedMVP]

I see.
you better get ready for the next battle!

[@XenoGuru]

It's about time they added this to him. I love the sound of Capoeira instruments. They make me want to dance 🤣
Edit: Now, they just need to give him a stage in south America with some real Capoeira music like "Paranuê" or "Zum Zum Zum."

[@OtakuuKing]

On god🤣🤣

[@radioheadlover09]

We also have something like this in Central America; it's called the "caramba".

[@guillaumerusengo9371]

We call it umuduri in Burundi.👌

[@dandamuxima]

In Ila, Zambia, they call it Kalumbu. Xhosa people in Zimbabwe name it Uhadi.
Mother Africa is the orign always and again. 🙏🏾

[@KenPop]

Has anyone recognized “Dirty Loops”?

[@MundoEspiritual390]

🇧🇷🤓🤓

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