CAPOEIRA INDERA MAHKOTA CLUB (CAPOEIRA ACHÉ BRASIL MALAYSIA)

WE'RE IN FACEBOOK NOW.

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Sorry for the long time not update this blog. Any inquiries about us or our activity, please visit us at facebook : Capoeira Ache Brasil Malaysia . Thank you. ACHE!

MAKE BERIMBAU WITH BAMBOO

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RECRUITMENT FOR NEW STUDENT

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Capoeira Ache Brasil Malaysia will be open the class at Try My Gym Indera Mahkota 8, Kuantan, Pahang. For those who interested about Capoeira & want learn it, please contact Aiezad Azamy at 018-9074997 for information. Thank you.

SALAM RAMADHAN

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Salam Ramadhan to all Muslims who are fasting for a month. SALVE!~

RODA DE RUA AT BUKIT BINTANG!

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GOODBYE MESTRE GORDO~ ADEUS~

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Thank you Mestre Gordo because come and visit us in Malaysia and handle our Capoeira Ache Brasil Malaysia Batizado 2010. Also thank you for teaching us all about Capoeira. We all will miss you Mestre Gordo! Salve!

PREVIOUS BATIZADO VERY GREAT!!!

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Thank you very much to those who are involved in the success of "2nd BATIZADO & TROCA DE CORDAS". Muito Ache! Salve!

BATIZADO UPDATE!

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Capoeira Ache Brasil Malaysia Batizado will be held on July 11, 2010. For those who want to join and participate in activities, please consult the following http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=119271331435615. Thank You.

NEXT BATIZADO ON 2010!!!

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DEMONSTRATION PERHIMPUNAN "1 MALAYSIA" SENI BELADIRI PAHANG

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Salam & Salve for all. Capoeira Indera Mahkota Club was invited to conduct demonstrations in Perhimpunan "1 Malaysia" Seni Beladiri Pahang in Kuantan Parade, Kuantan, Pahang. Date 9 January 2010 (Saturday) at 10:00 am - 10:00 pm. Come together to watch it!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2010 !!!

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Happy New Year 2010 special spoken of Capoeira Indera Mahkota Club to all who supported us over the years. We hope the new year gives us the opportunity to expand the martial art of Capoeira to the general public and received positively. Salve! ~

CAPOEIRA PERFORMANCE AT BUKIT GAMBANG RESORT CITY

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For your information, performing Capoeira is now in Bukit Gambang Resort City! You can see us on 24th - 27th December 2009, and before we had a presentation there at Car Porch Area or the Ballroom at 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm. A variety of interesting activities that you all can join. Salve!

TYPES OF CAPOEIRA

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CAPOEIRA ANGOLA

Capoeira Angola is founded by Mestre Pastinha (Vicente Ferreira Pastinha), which he played rhythm toque de Angola, slowly and smoothly. It consists of an attack and avoid art. Each player must play smart and cunning, and at the same time be very careful with the traps of the opponent. In Capoeira Angola, the attack usually does not exceed the level of the waist and one of the key elements of Capoeira Angola is the game going.

CAPOEIRA REGIONAL

Capoeira Regional introduced by Mestre Bimba (Manuel dos Reis Machado) the combination of Capoeira Angola and Batuque. Art of Capoeira has been involved in a systematic training arrangements through the creation of a network attack and defense. The motion is also faster and offensive Capoeira Angola is different from the original. The attack is also different from the Capoeira Angola, which is more focused on the opponent's head.

CAPOEIRA REQUIREMENTS

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CLOTHING

Dress in clothing was originally white. Angoleiros usually dressed in a yellow shirt and black pants, while Regionals wore white. Shirt not too tight and not too loose. Not recommended for not wearing a shirt. Pants are allowed only when the training pants "martial art" in white or black only. Others are like shoes (if necessary), cordão (belt, if qualified and passed the test) and cap (use baret and bandana; avoid loss of focus due to interference hair).

Angoleiros

Cordão

MUSIC AND ACCESSORIES

Music is one of the most important thing in making a Capoeira is a unique, complete and interesting. If there is no music, it is seen as 'to write, no pen'. Music also plays a role in controlling the balance, speed and mentality of someone who called Capoeirista. Mestre Bimba was said - "It is impossible to learn Capoeira without the Berimbau."

Musical Instruments Normally, there are four musical instruments that are commonly used as Capoeira is played as follows:

Berimbau

The materials came from the woods in Brazil called 'beriba' and tied with wire from the tire (arame de aço), a type of gourd (cabaça), and the length of a small wooden beaters (vareta), coins (dobrão) and woven bamboo and consists of small things as a shaker (caxixi). There are three different sizes for Berimbau (taken into account based on the size cabaça; of Gunga to the largest, Médio to medium and small size Viola.

Pandeiro

Or called a tambourine, percussion instruments are the second most important after the Berimbau. Difference, it is slightly larger than the original size tambourine.

Atabaque

Capoeira Drum called Atabaque. It also has three different sizes and other names. Largest Atabaque called rum, medium size is rum-pi, and the smallest is called le. The skin is made of buffalo skin.

Agogô The handle is a small curved metal, connected with metal cones of different sizes, and also shows a different sound. Knocker it is the same as that used on the berimbau and it will produce a loud noise and hum if it is hit on the steel cone. The form is like a cow bell. Agogo normally used to Capoeira Angola.

Types of Music
There are many types of music played and it is different to the types of Capoeira. They also influence and shape the game in the Capoeira roda. Among the types of music are often played is:

São Bento Grande de Angola - the basic rhythm for the new play Capoeirista
São Bento Grande de Regional - controlling the speed and coordination games
Banguela - Capoeirista influence to play more technical
Cavalaria - fast games with acrobatic movements
Iuna - especially for students who pass in a special game, which is required to use the movement Cintura Desprezada

CAPOEIRA HISTORY

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Capoeira comes from a tradition of Afro-Brasilian tribe of the slaves in Brazil since 1500 in the first african slaves brought to South America. At the time the group was not allowed to practice martial arts but they oppressed every day. Through an Capoeira game, they can train endurance, fighting skills through singing and dancing. Capoeira developed with various cultural influences in Brazil. The combination of African culture, Portuguese, Brazil and other cultures combined into a unique tradition called Capoeira. Historically, quilombos who fled from hiding illegal colonial settlements to open in the Brazilian jungle and practice Capoeira. Capoeira began to be combined with weapons and movements that can kill, such as the use of navalha used on foot and others. Malicia is part of Capoeira where they attempt to use deceit to defeat the opponent. At the same time, they are no longer a slave and therefore Capoeira developed because those slaves are used to cover themselves and for their independence. Capoeira also been banned in Brazil until around the year 1930, but this tradition still remains even in a bad reputation. To remedy the situation, Capoeira practitioners together. Capoeira also been considered as an offense and those who practice it are considered as criminals because they have misused to cause harm to people and also for self-interest. To protect their identity and avoid being identified by authorities, Capoeirista only known by their apelido. Use of this nickname remain in use until today.

*Quilombos - the servant of slaves in Brazil
*Navalha - sharp weapons such as knives
*Malicia - worst movement in Capoeira
*Apelido - nick name

WHAT IS CAPOEIRA?

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Capoeira is the art which has elements of dance, acrobatic movements, singing, music and fighting skills. However, it remains concerned about aspects of the discipline, physical strength and mental balance. Known as the "Secret Dance of Brazil". All movement begins with "Ginga" (meaning "to swing" in Portuguese), as the dance movements of the body moving to the left, right, up and down. Capoeira is played in a circle surrounded by people who called the "Roda". Game started with two Capoeirista into court and begin the ginga, attack, attack and defense responses following oscillation musical accompaniment by some of the Berimbau, Atabaque, Pandeiro, and several other musical instruments. There are a variety of rhythm and beat of the music played by the device to determine the nature and pace of the game to be played by Capoeiristas. Music plays an important role in Capoeira. Music plays a role in the life Capoeira. Without the accompaniment of music, Capoeira will not be complete. Circle viewers / Capoeiristas were singing and clapping to encourage and support the two Capoeiristas playing in the Roda. Two Capoeiristas within the Roda will start the game with the tactics of attack and response is accompanied by a movement that displays the ability of each Capoeiristas controlling body, interact with opponents while defending themselves from attack.

*Berimbau - Musical instrument bow like an arrow, a wire from the tire and the pumpkin as a speaker

*Atabaque - Drums

*Pandeiro - Tambourine

*Ginga - Capoeira basic movement

*Roda - Circle surrounded by people

*Capoeiristas - Practitioner / instructor Capoeira

WELCOMING WORDS

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Assalamualaikum, Salam Sejahtera & SALVE! spoken to anyone who visited the blog CAPOEIRA INDERA MAHKOTA CLUB (CAPOEIRA ACHÉ BRASIL MALAYSIA). Alhamdulillah, finally achieved the success we wish this blog and hope this blog can help those who want to know about us and the activities to be carried out by us.