E.I.C.C.B

E.I.C.C.B - International School of Capoeira Cadência Brasileira comes with the intention of adding family values ​​in a corporate didactics based on the practice of capoeira. As the name implies, we are a school and we are here to learn and teach the fundamentals of capoeira. We aim to expand and evolve more and more, get to know other cultures and add the practice of capoeira to them, so we have the International name in our symbol. The name Cadence we have in our symbol refers to the style of the game, the way we play. Following is Benguela, and since Benguela is a ground game, we have to play with cadence. Cadence; rhythm, chained sequence of sounds and movements. Trend; Natural aptitude or gift: The boy has a cadence to play. Our colors are blue and gray. In the symbol the color gray refers to the atmosphere that in turn represents the air we breathe, representing the capoeirista's initialization, as a child when born needs air to survive, if she does not breathe she dies. The gray color also refers to the 1st string of our grading system, which in turn represents the capoeirista's initialization. The individual is beginning to breathe new air. The blue color represents the ocean as a whole. The ocean itself is already magnificent, and reflects an unexplored and fascinating world (THE UNIVERSE). The ocean is the largest mirror, so the blue color is the predominant one. In our symbol we have the terrestrial globe (PLANET EARTH), which represents the diversity of peoples and capoeira around the world. The 26 stars we have on our symbol represent the federative units of Brazil (THE BRAZILIAN STATES). The 27th star is represented by the berimbau we have in our symbol, it also represents acapoeira and the state of Alagoas where the school was created, and it is from where it will expand throughout the world. E.I.C.C.B- International School of Capoeira Cadência Brasileira.