Capoeira Brazil Baseball T-Shirts

Guide to Capoeira for beginners and advanced Capoeiristas. Do you love Capoeira? If you love martial arts, training, sparring, grappling, and ground fighting, then you will love this vintage fighting sports design. The design shows a collection of kicks and takedowns in Capoeira. It has a slight grunge effect. Training motivation for all who love MMA, for MMA fighters, warriors and other martial artists.

American flag in the colors of the flag of Brazil. Do you love Capoeira? If you love martial arts, training, sparring, grappling, and ground fighting, then you will love this vintage fighting sports design. The design shows a collection of kicks and takedowns in Capoeira. It has a slight grunge effect. Training motivation for all who love MMA, for MMA fighters, warriors and other martial artists.

Do you love Capoeira? If you love martial arts, training, sparring, grappling, and ground fighting, then you will love this vintage fighting sports design. The design shows a collection of kicks and takedowns in Capoeira. It has a slight grunge effect. Training motivation for all who love MMA, for MMA fighters, warriors and other martial artists.

For capoeira lovers

capoeira word filled with movements silhouettes

Capoeira

Capoeira

capoeira textured word

A beautiful old photo of Capoeira martial artists taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

Neon capoeira

digital silhouette of the Brazilian capoeira fighter christie

Design for Capoeirista!

women capoeiristas silhouette

Capoeira Words Brazilian Map - black & white

capoeira inside caution sign

Capoeira design for martial arts lovers and capoeiristas. Jump, Kick, Dance, Fight!

capoeira mandala

Capoeira, capoeira dance, capoeira sport, sport, music, watercolor capoeira, Afro-Brazilian martial art, kicks and spins techniques

Capoeira, capoeira dance, capoeira sport, sport, music, watercolor capoeira, Afro-Brazilian martial art, capoeira couple

capoeira angola

Funny Sayings for Capoeira "It's Okay If You Don't Capoeira It's Kind Of A Smart People Sports Anyway". Funny gifts idea for Capoeira lovers.

Capoeira moves

Funny Sayings for Capoeira "It's Okay If You Don't Capoeira It's Kind Of A Smart People Sports Anyway". Funny gifts idea for Capoeira lovers.

Capoeira

Brazilian Marital Arts Capoeira

Capoeira Words Brazilian Map

Featuring Capoeira dancer silhouette on a distressed retro sunset with retro colors. Perfect design for anyone that loves retro-looking apparel and dance, acrobatics, and music. A great design for any guy or girl who is into the retro vintage look from the 80s or 70s.

Featuring Capoeira dancer silhouette on a distressed retro sunset with retro colors. Perfect design for anyone that loves retro-looking apparel and dance, acrobatics, and music. A great design for any guy or girl who is into the retro vintage look from the 80s or 70s.

Featuring Capoeira dancer silhouette on a distressed retro sunset with retro colors. Perfect design for anyone that loves retro-looking apparel and dance, acrobatics, and music. A great design for any guy or girl who is into the retro vintage look from the 80s or 70s.

paranaue

Badass fight between Brazilian capoeira fighter Suan Paredes and the South Korean taekwondo beast, Chong Li.

Capoeira Warrior in fighting stance

Manguebeat (also spelled as manguebit or mangue beat) is a movement and counterculture that emerged in Brazil in 1991 in Recife (Pernambuco), which mixes regional rhythms, such as maracatu, with rock, hip hop, funk and electronic music. The movement has as main characteristics in the lyrics, criticisms of the economic and social abandonment of the mangrove, of the inequality of Recife (being only a reflection of the neglect of the State outside the Rio-São Paulo axis.) Being the crab, a typical way of life of mangroves, which is captured and sold by workers in the region, it became the symbol of the Manguebeat movement.

Manguebeat (also spelled as manguebit or mangue beat) is a movement and counterculture that emerged in Brazil in 1991 in Recife (Pernambuco), which mixes regional rhythms, such as maracatu, with rock, hip hop, funk and electronic music. The movement has as main characteristics in the lyrics, criticisms of the economic and social abandonment of the mangrove, of the inequality of Recife (being only a reflection of the neglect of the State outside the Rio-São Paulo axis.) Being the crab, a typical way of life of mangroves, which is captured and sold by workers in the region, it became the symbol of the Manguebeat movement.

capoeira é mandinga