Capoeira meets Chinese Martial Arts

[@yochai1987]

I see people, connecting, smiling, appreciating, loving, that’s what it’s all about.

[@PercivalFromWales]

Hear, hear!🙌❤️

[@psijicassassin7166]

Capoeira celebrates the influence of slavery on oppressed people. Thank you white people.

[@subzero6796]

"It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If your take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale. Understanding others, the other elements, and the other nations will help you become whole." -Uncle Iroh

[@ladyscarlette6289]

... why must you give me FeLiNgS?

[@matinhosmatos]

Shit, tearbending training began early today

[@changing22]

@@matinhosmatos 😂 You can waterbend from your own tears 😭

[@fdlarts7676]

LEAVEEEES FROM THE VINEEE

[@monitao]

You've got to feel the flow

[@rayburnjordan]

"The society nowadays is always labeling People. If you are not good to an extreme in this society, then you are not considered to be good." -Mestre Marcelo

[@Leprutz]

And this is very sad.

[@chdao]

This is something I have see over and over again. Many people feel that they need to be able to do something perfectly the first time they try something. If they are not able to do it perfectly and can never imagine that they will be able to do it perfectly, then they give up and don't even try. And with TV and KZbin showing all these people doing things to the extreme, it is easy to feel like you will never be that good. I think the better attitude is to ask yourself if you would enjoy trying to work towards a goal, even if you never achieve the most extreme example of perfection.

[@Leprutz]

@@chdao Well said. It's the effort and the will that matters.

[@alxhardman]

Só por essa frase já merece o título de Mestre. only by this thougth he already deservers to be called Master.

[@firelordsusan555]

It isn't society doing it, "elites" have turned half of us into utopianists threw brainwashing and now they attack and label anyone who doesn't share their vision of heaven on earth. brought to them by people who think we belong to them.

[@anaelisarezende9184]

This cultural exchange between Capoeira and Kung Fu is so incredible. Brazilians should be proud of their rich culture country.

[@moacircunha1650]

Yes.

[@guilhermebrito3311]

yes i am brazilian and i love my culture🇧🇷

[@eriveltonsantos5039]

@@guilhermebrito3311 não é sua cultura se você for branco.

[@guilhermebrito3311]

@@eriveltonsantos5039 eu sou preto tá bom, e outra, somos todos iguais o que muda são as etnias e não passamos de pó...

[@LayRoyalty]

Capoeira is a decendant for Ngolo, african martial arts.

[@fabioaraujo552]

It makes me emotional to se cultural expression as a bridge instead of what we usually watch on the news.

[@R1senb18c]

I was just thinking the same thing, as a martial artist and dancer, this was beautiful to see.

[@mikael7744]

I feel the same way I almost cracked a tear I’ve been a martial artist my whole life starting with Japanese then Chinese then going to Brazil is seeing of the two cultures coming together and sharing ideas teaching each other is perfect they both need each other this was beautiful

[@sasquatchkidPS3Xx]

This is something the world needs to see, watching two cultures merge is one of the most natural and beatiful things mankind can do.

[@mikael7744]

Soogawchoo you sooooo right bro the Chinese master was right tho bout not being able to do the acrobatics when your get older, i am a capoeiresta and so many moves i cant do any more but I practice Chi Kung and Yoga so these are things that can be shown by the Chinese martial artsiest to help capoeira players to keep going when you get older Chi Kung and YI yin Jing really works i was taught these things when i was younger training Kung Fu and helps me stay loose and flexible at my age still in the Game Axe’!!!!!

[@Leprutz]

This kind of videos should be the news. But news is just another vehicle to spread fear and discontent to the masses, to have them by the balls. I stoped watching news since 2006 and I never felt better.

[@gabrielegarcia358]

This is so beautiful, I'm so proud of my brazilian culture, that once was marginalized and now is shown to the whole world; at the same time I feel so blessed to be able to learn martial arts and experience different points of view… our world is rich and beautiful, and it's even better when we share our thoughts and lifestyles.

[@shawnybpro4655]

You like capoeira

[@Cinder_CN]

我很喜欢你们的格斗术。

[@moacircunha1650]

Yes

[@eriveltonsantos5039]

Você é BRANCA , capoeira não é sua cultura.

[@israeliviv]

It’s African culture

[@arcee8828]

It is sad this maestro didn't clarify that capoeira was created by slaves as a fighting style disguised as a dance. It was only considered a criminal thing after slaves started fighting back the Portuguese.

[@nzappazapp1264]

THANK YOU!!! I was going to post the exact same thing. Mentioning words like "People" and "freedom" doesn't cut it. It's like even to this day it seems many want to hide and not fully share the origins and truth behind the Art of Capoeria. The Chinese Kung Fu Artists were literally in the environment of their roots. The Capoistas here in this video on the other hand didn't even scratch the surface of sharing the roots of their Art.

[@IamJean-Miguel]

This is crucial truth to the core.🙏🏾

[@jonathanwahchai4350]

Wow I don’t know about that

[@IamJean-Miguel]

Jonathan WahChai Now you know, do your due diligence and research the true facts about this art because It wasn’t settle sole in Brazil too.This art was born from west Angola and captured/shipped to the new world of South America two centuries ago.

[@-JIGSAW-]

Ar Cee ☺

[@grupoyawarete]

MARAVILHOSA demonstração de como as artes marciais podem se comunicar e se ajudar, descobrindo e mostrando aquilo que cada uma têm de único e de melhor !!! PARABÉNS aos capoeiristas do Grupo Mandinga !!!

[@dalasfps9327]

É maravilhoso ver esse tipo de vídeo! Eles trocando ensinamentos, Sem nenhum preconceito ou algo do gênero! Isso q a geração de hj precisa.

[@designerdearte5799]

verdade ! compartilho com o mesmo pensamento

[@user-qg2xz4ji8x]

Só faltou colocar a porra da legenda em português

[@ProfessorBatman]

Bah onde que está o botão de curtida infinita, nossa muito emocionante ver a capoeira junto de uma arte tão antiga, sou capoeirista e tenho orgulho dela, mas também carrego o respeito por todas as artes orientais, 🙏🏾 Esse intercâmbio deve ter sido algo mágico e sem palavras para mensurar a alegria de ambas artes compartilharem conhecimento. Parabéns

[@MKBlackcollar]

Great martial artists chilling and learning from each other without any ego. They are so well coordinated in their own styles which helped when learning something new.

[@victor_tempestbjj]

"As long as you don't give up, you never lose" Man I needed to hear that.

[@devonhajduk9107]

Power of spirit my friend :)

[@hallobre]

Interesting to see that these masters left their ego and showed an open mind that unfortunately not all master posses. If only everyone tried to be a bit like this

[@naumatt]

All masters posses an open mind. It's just that there aren't many masters.

[@darjanel9117]

@@naumatt and some masters aren't actually masters :(

[@mjfan8704]

@Dar Janel No kidding, have you seen the Top 5 Useless Martial Arts and Fighting Styles? Here's a link:kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH_bYnyni7Ckrbs

[@WolfHawkProductionsllc]

@Jocky Rohnson How long have you been training and/or teaching? I have heard that said of many participants before climbing in the ring.

[@lillooseleaf9292]

@Jocky Rohnson you have to be trolling, capoeira is disguised as a dance.

[@andyzhang7890]

wow, this is an incredibly beautiful video. I love the exchange between two cultures that are so drastically different, yet share so much in common as well

[@ginaverso]

I’m almost crying. I’m a lover of cultures and to see this makes me so happy. These are joyful tears. Thank you.

[@BreezeeGreenz]

Same here. Without the tears, of course. xD

[@M-dv1yj]

Sincerely FUCK cultures ... bless the "worthy individual " .. u culture vulture.. who enjoys others cultures like an entitled white girl

[@joaosf001]

@@M-dv1yj she is not white

[@M-dv1yj]

@@joaosf001 OMFG u the biggest racist I ever did see .. white got NOTHING to do with culture vulturing... STEALING CULTURE does ... Sit the fuck down racist ass

[@TheBashar327]

Talk about virtue signaling. Geesh.

[@canalmanovaldo]

Vídeo : sobre capoeira Legendas : inglês e chinês Português : eu sou vergonha pra vc ?

[@user-qg2xz4ji8x]

Né, que merda é essa

[@itskyledavid2826]

Sobre capoeira E KUNG FU, com trecos em português e chinês Mas pra todo mundo se entender tem que ser uma lingua internacional

[@renanzborosvisk8886]

Mas não custava uma em PT

[@griimmm]

pra fazer legenda em português tem que ser alguem que sabe português.

[@renanzborosvisk8886]

@@griimmm eu sei

[@brightone9180]

Never compare yourself to anyone because the moment you do you lose.. Clear your mind,be yourself, be free & happy.

[@ShaolinPadawan]

This is exactly how I see martial arts. You have my respect.

[@juanvirgilio3490]

O verdadeiro princípio das artes marciais, nenhuma é melhor que a outra, ambas somam para o ser humano. Por mais vídeos assim no youtube.

[@rogeriorodriguesmartins850]

💪

[@buiu6246]

Isso mesmo,impressionado com isto😀

[@jasonstrike14]

Balela que já foi derrubada a muitos anos

[@wesleymartins5970]

O objeto das artes marciais é dar porrada em arrombado. É pra isso que foram criadas.

[@wesleymartins5970]

@Taisa Ribeiro Santos Com o tempo as pessoas começaram a adicionar bobagem.

[@alvarodenilson8984]

I read "We are incredibly proud to have been part of this!" in the video description and I felt so proud to had practice capoeira in my childhood after saw this video, to be part of it at some point after seeing the bridges that are being built between different cultures through capoeira. The capoeira as martial arts having a positive initiative to do it and being the tool to it. It's astonishing to see the connection between these two martial arts and it's incredibly beautiful to see the tenderness and warmth from practitioners of a so intense tradition-based martial arts such as Kung Fu towards this experience. An experience beautiful to see. I feel proud to be Brazilian right now and happy to watch an aspect very important of our culture such as Capoeira being able to something so beautiful, to being able to become the driving force towards this! Thank you, guys! Eu li "We are incredibly proud to have been part of this!" na descrição do vídeo e depois de ver o vídeo, senti um orgulho de ter praticado Capoeira quando criança, de ter participado, em certo ponto, depois de ter visto as pontes que estão sendo construídas entre duas tão diferentes culturas através da capoeira. A Capoeira como Arte Marcial tendo uma iniciativa tão posítica em fazê-lo e ser a ferramenta pra isso. É incrível ver a conexão entre essas duas artes marciais e incrivelmente bonito de ver a ternura e suavidade dos praticantes de Kung Fu, de uma Arte Marcial tão intensamente baseada em tradição, para com essa experiência. Uma experiência bonita de se ver. Estou sentindo orgulho de ser Brasileiro e feliz por assistir um aspecto tão importante de nossa cultura, como é a Capoeira, sendo capaz de algo tão incrível, sendo capaz de se tornar a força motriz em direção de algo tão lindo. Muito obrigado por isso!

[@PedroMarquesRocha]

Que encontro maravilhoso! A humanidade ganha quando realiza encontros técnicos e culturais desses

[@CamiloSantana]

i went from Gung Fu to Capoeira as I moved from East Coast to West Coast. I love them both. This was very beautiful for me to watch. Thank you!

[@strikesubmit]

1) I don't train in either of these styles, but I love watching them in action. And that goes for every other style as well. And 2) This has become one of my go-to videos to watch whenever the news gets me down, and when the world just seems so negative.

[@hellotherehi2826]

I give it to Brazil for their style and art of fighting. Also love the Chinese mxrts

[@strikesubmit]

@GreenAndMeat paw why do you have one

[@strikesubmit]

@GreenAndMeat paw aw. Sorry my post offended you. I must've triggered this random person behind his keyboard....

[@seniorsmiles3386]

They're all BULLSHIT. Ameri-do-te is the only true street lethal martial art.

[@Fruitsalad89]

Whatever you do, don't learn capoeira. It's completely useless in real combat.

[@knurd75]

That was an absolute pleasure to watch. More people of different cultures should meet in this spirit.

[@ducrovisk]

Encontrei um problema sério nesse vídeo> infelizmente, o problema desse vídeo é que ele acaba. Muito lindo

[@rodrigocardoso666]

Concordo com você

[@KamenFighter]

“通过武术我们认识彼此，更认识世界” 就是很棒的一句！我现在就想买有那句话的衬衫了， 哈哈哈。 这个录像总是给我一个对未来有丰富的希望的感觉！

[@t.marcos.t9848]

AXÉ CAPOEIRA E A TODOS OS CAPOEIRISTAS DO MUNDO 😃👍 Sou de origem oriental,mas a CAPOEIRA foi a única que me recebeu de braços abertos,sem discriminação e tals,onde consegui muitas amizades com os capoeiristas! Tenho muito orgulho de ter treinado a CAPOEIRA 👍👍👍 Todas as artes marciais tem suas origens e suas histórias! Vamos respeitar cada uma delas,porque todas elas tem como objetivo a mesma função! E qual função é essa,será que todos sabem??? Um abraço a todos e fiquem na paz de DEUS😃👍

[@gorutz]

Boa, Marcos! A função a qual você se refere é a mesma comentada próximo ao final do vídeo?

[@EffersonOliveira]

One of the most unexpected collabs than i ever saw in my life. This it's natural, sensible and humble. I felt extremely happy to see different cultures together and interacting... like the people wisdom says: "the wise man build bridges..."

[@igorfurtado8222]

Parabéns pela humildade das duas Artes Marciais

[@maxvlogs5054]

Cara realmente merece parabéns , e uma coisa linda de se ver linda mesmo.

[@juniorart991]

Concordo contigo

[@l4nd424]

deu paz assistir duas artes marciais juntas, se respeitando e se divertindo

[@christophers3224]

AMAZING!!! So beautiful, the exchange of culture, language, and Martial awareness. I am a dedicated practitioner of Wing Chun for 29 years. This moved my soul to tears. Thank you so much for sharing. Peace and love

[@RKXIXKR]

Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art from slaves over five hundred years ago it’s called capoeira because the jungle they went to train in was called capoeira. It looks like a dance because for the slaves martial arts we’re illegal and they couldn’t practice it mastre Bimba made the first legal capoeira academy about 50 something years ago?

[@nmagain24]

It is rooted in an African fighting style/dance from Angola called Ngolo. The enslaved african brought it with them to Brasil during Slavery and masked it as dance while practicing and teaching it to each other, and they used it just as their forefathers had while they were in Brasil. Over time it turned into what you now see.

[@mikenuzzo3323]

More blacks were imported to Brazil then the US and Caribbean. I doubt they were all there 500 years ago most ships to the US were from 1770 to 1830

[@nmagain24]

Was the artform in Brazil BEFORE the enslaved Africans arrived? Did the Natives practice it before the enslaved arrived? Did the Portugese practice it before contact with Angola region?

[@mikenuzzo3323]

@@nmagain24 most of them were not there 500 years ago. You're saying it's angolan and not Brazilian then. No it was not an Angola 500 years ago

[@nmagain24]

@@mikenuzzo3323 i u derstand that "Angola" wasnt there 500 years ago, but you get what I mean. Thats just like saying the Natives of what is now Brazil didnt have any customs before Brazil became Brazil. So i guess it would just be better to say it is rooted in Native African.

[@YoJazzHey]

This is amazing! Is there more? I really love martial artists just experiencing different Martial Arts outside their knowledge and just seeing how they connect their Art with the culture, history and even movements of the other Martial Art! More please! I love this! ❤️

[@moacircunha1650]

Yes

[@MiguelRodrigues-km5lv]

É MUITO LINDO VERMOS ONDE A CAPOEIRA CHEGOU E ESSA UNIÃO DE POVOS TÃO DIFERENTES PARABÉNS A TODOS

[@doutorleco]

Apesar desses reaças malucos ficarem atacando o povo chinês.

[@aristocratab]

@@doutorleco não sei se povo e sim governo mais o governo é uma coisa e o povo outra

[@doutorleco]

@@aristocratab Brasil não tem que atacar governo nenhum, já temos nossos problemas pra resolver.

[@aristocratab]

@@doutorleco não disse que tem que atacar,só crítiquei que governo não é perfeito nem o do meu país e que não é culpa das pessoas e sim e péssima administração do país e dos líderes do país

[@doutorleco]

@@aristocratab Realmente, políticos só pensam em si, independentemente de partidos.

[@boypamaoljmsportstibi4129]

it is very heart warming several martial artist come together and share its history style and for me the most important i see in this video is imparting it to the youth that instead of rivalry masters capitalize the positive side of the arts and that is sharing... i love this video so much...thanks...

[@fredstah714]

Sharing each other with knowledge of different discipline is powerful.

[@marialvadecarvalhonogueira626]

Muito feliz em ver esse vídeo. Já pratiquei capoeira, karatê e hoje sou praticante de Kung Fu estilo Choy Lay Fut. Em todas as artes sempre fui bem recebida e cresci. Por mais vídeos assim aqui no KZbin. É o ser o humano, seu desenvolvimento, suas necessidades, suas vitórias. Parabéns a todos os envolvidos. Belíssimo trabalho!

[@SilvioPerche]

Treinei Wu Shu por quase 10 anos, e sempre fiz treinos livres com amigos capoeiristas. Muito obrigado por postar esse vídeo. Excelente. Conteúdo e edição de alto nível.

[@sirlenealves8778]

QUE LINDO VER AS PESSOAS SORRINDO E TROCANDO CONHECIMENTO SOBRE AS SUAS ARTES MARCIAIS !!!! TODOS FELIZES COM A TROCA !!!!!!!

[@jjstarrprod]

That's the China I'd love to see more : Open-minded, exchanging culture, and actually genuinely interested to share knowledge and to learn from the other. Such a refreshing breath of fresh air from their politics which is going completely the opposite way. And of course, it had to be coming from martial artists, practitionners of one of the best ways humans have found to communicate with each other.

[@domdagamer5285]

jjstarrprod so true. Politics aside, fighting and music are the two biggest things one can share without language and have it be enjoyed by both groups.

[@jjstarrprod]

@@kensonnezumi you'll learn that in life, there is something called nuance. Here, I highlighted the contrast between one aspect of the chinese culture and civilisation (martial arts) and another part of its civilisation (politics). Where exactly have you read I was anti-Chinese as a whole ?

[@jjstarrprod]

@@kensonnezumi Besides, how can I be racist about my own kin (my ancestors were all chinese) ?

[@TheJadedSkeptic]

The "West" seem to be the more close-minded culture these days... Also "China" have always been very multicultural, despite how the western thought have painted it in history.

[@DarkShadow84]

@@TheJadedSkeptic Hahaha. China is literally putting hundreds of thousands of Uighurs into detention camps for "reeducation". Multicultural my ass. xD

[@georgejordan100]

Yep, don't mind me. Just here Smiling like a fool. For no reason. Such a feels good video

[@patricklujan8892]

Que coisa linda kara, a União e o amor que teve nessa aventura todas dessas pessoas entre China e Brasil

[@claudiopereira8348]

É lindo ver duas culturas tão diferentes se igualando e se irmanando através da arte.

[@marcknot]

Um dos vídeos sobre artes marciais mais bonitos que já ví! Mostra o quanto nós temos tanto a aprender com outras culturas! Muito legal! Parabéns!

[@vitoriamoraes5438]

Capoeira não pega bem pra chines e japoneses eles e so kong fu

[@AlirioSilva]

I love how different people/cultures can find commonalities among each other!!! Love it!!!

[@M-dv1yj]

So much fakeness wow ... those chinese folks in the video do not respect anything but what is chinese, they just wanna spread china and they will listen with closed ears and watch with closed eyes as they sceme

[@AlirioSilva]

@@M-dv1yj your reply is very profound. Congratulations! 🙈🙉🙊

[@M-dv1yj]

@@AlirioSilva observing facts ..

[@M-dv1yj]

@@AlirioSilva lived there ... poor fucking people... already made their own hell... next step is the burning

[@AlirioSilva]

@@M-dv1yj Under communism, the people don't have a say at all. I'd love to see the facts you experienced from the Chinese. Did you get to see the slave labor? How they are treated? Or are you talking about the communist government?

[@888PsyMike888]

Really nice video that I can relate to. I had my first experience with capoeira during an annual training weekend which my kung fu school hosted. Our teacher invites several teachers in other disciplines to give workshops. During the capoeira session we eventually felt the energy and rhythm in the capoeira circle and we were able to start expressing ourselves. Before I knew it, the Tae Kwon Do dude and I were showing off our kicks and tricks to each other. After that, we witnessed a breakdancer vs a gymnast. Best day ever! It was after this weekend I started training with people who did capoeira, gymnastics, breakdancing, Tae Kwon Do, karate, systema, BJJ and of course (other styles of) kung fu. My advice is: find yourself a place where people are open-minded to other disciplines, so you can explore how to fully express yourself. If anything, this video is proof that it's worth it.

[@nmagain24]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2HSZGSCd5KAfac

[@rinowx5]

This is so beautiful. Thank you for creating and sharing it.

[@dwighthayes4738]

"You can't jump forever." is an excellent quote and very true too. There is a reason why Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is called the old man's way of fighting.

[@vlada]

And that's why judo is the young man's sport! And as you get older, you move to newaza/bjj 😏 You can do no-contact dancing for a lot longer though.

[@dwighthayes4738]

@@vlada Indeed this is the truth LOL

[@PierreDennis]

This is beautiful. News outlets should cover stuff like this. Bringing people together and connecting...not trying to oversell fear in every damn story.

[@stanleemes6483]

OMG...THIS IS SO AMAZING. I really felt a emotional banding. It's nice to see that different types of Movement Cultures are visiting each other. When the they start practicing and playing with each other you really felt the connection with these people!

[@johnny6171]

So impressed! Warms my heart to see the two style sharing with each other!

[@TOPSyndicate]

This video has restored my faith in humanity and inspired me in so many ways

[@M-dv1yj]

Seeing fakeness and beta males in non action did what u say ??

[@TOPSyndicate]

@@M-dv1yj what?

[@M-dv1yj]

@@TOPSyndicate bunch of beta males .. being fake looking for acceptance of their art by the other to validate their wasted time.. (mostly chinese side, but both are doing it) ..

[@TOPSyndicate]

@@M-dv1yj dude you are seriously putting too much into it 😂 how did you find negative from this vid? These are equally respected martial artest honoring each other's craft

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

M your just a triggered little bitch sit down and get a life

[@lucasa1849]

This felt so genuine and authentic, open, playfull and wise.

[@kheldoron]

What a wonderful clip! Thank you so much, whoever produced that!

[@navybr0wnie]

These are good martial artist, even if they come from two entirely different reasons for being, they can still meet up and learn from one another. As someone whose practiced both Capoeira and Wing chun, this makes me pretty happy to see these two vastly different worlds meet.

[@eDDY5303]

Cara, foi muito bom o seu vídeo. Foi muito gratificante de ver esse intercâmbio cultural. A capoeira é muito completo. Parabéns!!!

[@fenian21]

Mestre dunga was so wise and also like to fight, has an internal magic, when I went to china I couldn't believe an old wu shu practitioner saying the same things

[@prod.murmur]

This video was so refreshing! I love when people share their culture which one another💕

[@thomasthuene3173]

My experience has been that if you, for instance, practice Kung Fu, and then study a bit of capoeira, your KungFu actually will get better. I had that experience with Aikido and studying Tai Chi for a few years. Suddenly, so many things in Aikido made sense. My teacher learned some Aikido from me and felt the same way.

[@michele18schmidt]

Thomas Thuene I totally agree, I have studied Taijiquan for eight years and it has improved my “everything”!

[@aydinbekoglu]

Eclectic approach is hugely effective in everything, like music! Many rock stars studies classical for example. I used to practice Aikido, then Wing-Chun. Everything in your mind comes together and becomes one. You use whatever is suitable for that moment! @thomas thuene

[@kevinstalin2199]

Learning from each other with respect to know a little more about everything around us is fantastic.

[@adrianokury]

Talented people enjoying life and reaching out to other people that live so far away. Beautiful to see Kung Fu and Capoeira interacting in such a harmonic way. Thumbs up!

[@WhiteApeMA]

This video is just... so amazing!

[@donelmore2540]

I’m very glad to see the students of different Martial Arts getting along so well and each appreciating the others’ arts!

[@NosborArts]

Video muito lindo ... a capoeira merece todo o reconhecimento e muito, mas muito mais. Deveria fazer parte da educação escolar básica.

[@bqrsti802]

This is wholesome and shows that Fighters have big hearts.

[@AlexanderMaltsev]

[@mg4elements]

Its interesting to see 2 different styles of martial arts come together and learn from each other. This is really amazing!

[@lenwenzel7440]

The true Spirit of martial arts! I enjoyed this, I hope you continue these types of projects.

[@pameladasilva3640]

this so beautiful as an brazilien it makes me really emotional to see two very different cultura accepting and teaching eachother

[@alencarbaldissera6057]

Esse vídeo me deixou emocionado. É lindo ver duas culturas se encontrando respeitosamente através de suas respectivas artes marciais. Um grande abraço aos nossos conterrâneos capoeiristas e nossos amigos chineses do tai chi e kung fu!

[@natsilva7876]

Wow this is just beautiful. Love seeing two different cultures love and appreciate each other and have a willingness to understand one another. Makes me proud to be Brazilian

[@cicerobarbosa3767]

muito importante esse intercambio e essa troca de conhecimento entre uma arte do ocidente e oriente, viva a capoeira uma arte genuinamente Brasileira. parabéns. M.Gibi Aclb de Escada-PE.

[@kummer45]

Two distant cultures increases their skill by learning new things on each art. This is what such world should be.

[@marciobarroca8111]

É a arte marcial fazendo a união de grandes paises...

[@jimimac168]

This little film was absolutely beautiful. Seeing two cultures share and learn from each other is awe inspiring, something that would not have been heard of 100 or even 50 years ago.

[@oliverqueen5814]

Me emocionei vendo esse vídeo! Um grande Encontro Cultural e Marcial essa é a verdadeira essência das artes marciais já lutei Muay Thai , Boxe , Taewkodo , Kung Fu , Capoeira a maioria em casa com vídeos aula e outra em academias e uma coisa que aprendi é "Seja Como Água Se Adapte " Como Bruce Lee dizia Todas artes marciais tem Um Legado Lindo para Oferecer A Nós Meros mortais porquê criar barreiras entre elas viva , Aprenda e Pratique !!! Como Dizia Bruce "A chave para Imortalidade é viver uma vida que vale a pena ser lembrada"!!!

[@katsu-jc5cp]

This is such a beautiful exchange of not only techniques but also friendship. I'm sure they learned so much from each other. Very heart-warming video! Thank you!

[@ghostbeetle2950]

Beautiful! Wish I could have been there!

[@melanieanne2066]

This is so heart warming. The joy of sharing diametrically different cultural aspects, bringing us closer together. We are all one.

[@nononsensetaken]

It was so good so inspirational and lovely to absorb, using martial arts to bring us closer. Wow simply brilliant

[@MRoriz-ls8hg]

as a brazilian who absolutely loves learning about other cultures and is a muay thai fighter, this is, without a doubt, the coolest, most heart warming video i have ever watched. thank you SO much for this, truly ❤️

[@joselaloz]

As soon as you don't give up, you never lose 💪✊👊🤛 I practiced myself both martial arts and I discovered that they are complementary, sometimes you have to externalize your energy and both Tai Chi and Capoeira do that, in a broader sense this message is so important because perfecting and art is not to be perfect but to be better day by day for yourself... That phrase is Gold

[@mauriciolima960]

Nunca pensei em ver um vídeo assim comparando e assemelhando esses dois grandes estilos de vida! Ficou muito bom, amo as duas lutas, parabéns

[@seananderson2453]

3:42 little bruce lee over here just birthed a new style "Capo -fu" omg could you even imagine doing the katas 😳👏👏🔥

[@freakiniilse]

This is so great, and made me feel so inspired. Especially the part about that your movement has to be fun, and that you don't have to be great to be good at something. YES!

[@rolandkrueger2986]

Great intercultural exchange of two completely different martial art practising human beings...…..the humanity is so diversified!!! :)

[@maxolobosolitario4573]

Um dos melhores vídeos que já vi aqui no KZbin

[@elhilo1972]

1:28 reminds me of those cheap sound effects you get in those old Kung-fu movies. Kind of nostalgic

[@y2ksw1]

It's so nice to see young people to find a common way to stay together. My fight today is to find a reason to believe that at least not all has been lost.

[@elisabetepereirapereiraper135]

Muito lindo .fico muito feliz em ver o alcance da nossa capoeira mundo afora. Bela integração Brasil e China .capoeira e kung fu! 👏👏👍☺

[@ornelassilva6690]

Capoeira e original de Angola

[@saintus888]

So heartwarming to see the masters talking and laughing and sharing their experiences

[@Dragonflyjones67]

We can destroy worldly ignorance and racism if one culture listen to the other. Martial Arts in general been the bridge of that!!!!

[@raicollectables]

This was very beautiful to watch. Much love all the way from Australia! 😊🇦🇺

[@denismartins1303]

maravilhosa interação marcial, deveriam haver mais encontros assim de estilos diferentes

[@nomdeplume2213]

This made me cry 😢 so awesome seeing 2 cultures collide in harmony. Its beautiful. The respect everyone has for eachothers art. The comradery. I loved every second.

[@marcos6821]

Sensacional, conexão maravilhosa entre as artes, entre os seres.

[@rollerpsycho]

I cam across this video today (15th May 2023). A friend whom I train Karate with told me about a Capoeira class near to my home, and I am inquisitive by nature, so I hopped on the internet, and found this video. And to see two martial arts, just vibing alongside each other, makes me want to start both! Amazing, simply that, amazing!

[@myumiiriguchi]

É muito bom ver que em outros países praticam a nossa cultura 👌💗😍

[@kagejinsei]

A capoeira é mundial faz tempo

[@mamaocomleite]

Mais vei de onde? Do Brasil!

[@Macaco_Branco]

I have trained many martial arts, from Karate over Muay Thai to Kali/Escrima until I ended up at Capoeira and all of them had an inner beauty that often only revealed itself after the longer period of training! Thank you very much for this great video and the beautiful message behind it! To be open to new things, not to close oneself off to others, to share knowledge, love and passion for the things you do, to make friends, to train relaxed and have the joy of not leaving it out in the cold and to show it off and not to forget the roots behind the art! ^^ Muito obrigado!

[@sandropaiva3903]

Sou Professor de capoeira e sei como um moimento como este é importante para essa cultura.

[@matheussouza2146]

Caralho, que coisa mais linda... 2021 e eu achando esse vídeo maravilhoso aleatoriamente...