You have a nice rhythm. It just seems like there's no communication with the other partner. It looks like you're both playing to a different toque. Beware of that camarada.
@@KAHPUFLOW In general in this roda. I think it's more because you have a nice flow and the others don't. That's why it may seem a bit less flowing. Because you know your own style and flow and not the others. It's like when you do some salsa shines you want the others to do theirs also and not just stand there not moving. It's like when you bring your playful energy and groove, does the other respond to it in the roda? You want to gauge if the call/response aspect is still kept on the energy and flow levels and if the other can keep up with you. Otherwise you tone down a bit or express that playfulness in a different way that still maintains a good axe. It's a bit abstract but it's good to know for those who have their own style and flow 😉
@@ratinhoembondeiro646 aaaah yes I understand, for sure, there are some mismatches there in some games. If I fully connect with the other's game, sometimes I do, especially during batizado's or when it's time for the others to shine, I adapt my game more. For me to fully flow, yes, sometimes it depends a lot on the partner ;-) Thanks for your feedback!
You have a nice rhythm. It just seems like there's no communication with the other partner. It looks like you're both playing to a different toque. Beware of that camarada.
thanks. To which game are you referring?
@@KAHPUFLOW In general in this roda. I think it's more because you have a nice flow and the others don't. That's why it may seem a bit less flowing. Because you know your own style and flow and not the others.
It's like when you do some salsa shines you want the others to do theirs also and not just stand there not moving.
It's like when you bring your playful energy and groove, does the other respond to it in the roda? You want to gauge if the call/response aspect is still kept on the energy and flow levels and if the other can keep up with you. Otherwise you tone down a bit or express that playfulness in a different way that still maintains a good axe. It's a bit abstract but it's good to know for those who have their own style and flow 😉
I was more talking about the guy in the first jogo. That's you right? By the way you have a nice flow.
@@ratinhoembondeiro646 aaaah yes I understand, for sure, there are some mismatches there in some games. If I fully connect with the other's game, sometimes I do, especially during batizado's or when it's time for the others to shine, I adapt my game more. For me to fully flow, yes, sometimes it depends a lot on the partner ;-)
Thanks for your feedback!
They are dancing?
Kind of, capoeira is kind of a mix of martial arts and dance
@@That__Brandon Aye. In the past, slave owners in Brazil forbade martial arts, so slaves used dance to disguise them
@@That__Brandon tats it;-)
doing capoeira ;-) lots of fun