Capoeira Austin

✨ PORTUGUESE FOR TRAVELERS ✨
with Renata from Benção Capoeira 🇧🇷🔥
Heading to Brazil someday? Want to understand what Mestre is actually saying? This one’s for you.
Join us for a drop-in Portuguese lesson in a relaxed, beginner-friendly environment. We’ll cover the essentials you actually need:
• Polite greetings and introductions
• Getting around and navigation
• Dining and ordering food
• Bahia culture nuances — the good stuff nobody teaches you
No experience needed. Just bring your curiosity and a notebook. 📓
Whether you’re a capoeirista deepening your connection to the culture or just dreaming of a trip to Brazil — this class is for you.
🗓 Saturday, March 21
⏰ 9:00 – 10:00 AM
⏱ 60 min
📍 Tapestry Dance, 2015 E Riverside Dr, Bldg 7, Austin TX
💛 $20 suggested donation
Venmo: -dipaola (memo: “Portuguese”)
Drop-in welcome. Come as you are.
All proceeds go to supporting our 2026 Batizado 🎓🥋
Comment “OI” if you’re coming 🇧🇷✨
Tag someone who needs their Portuguese skills! 👇

Capoeira is strength, flow, music, and community in one circle.
Beginners welcome — come train with us and discover what your body can do.
DM to join the next class 🔥🥁

✨ New Year Special
30 days for $129 (save $60!)
✔️ All levels welcome
✔️ No long-term commitment

Come train with us in Austin!
🔗 capoeiraustin.com

New members only!

🌟 Capoeira for Adults in Austin! 🌟

Looking to move, connect, and challenge yourself in a fun and supportive environment? Join us at Benção Capoeira Austin! 🥁✨

📅 Weekly Schedule
• Monday: Beginner 6pm | Intermediate 7pm
• Tuesday: All levels 7pm
• Wednesday: Beginner 6pm | Intermediate 7pm
• Saturday: Absolute beginner 11am
• Sunday: All levels 11am

Capoeira is for everyone — whether you’re just starting or looking to take your skills further, there’s a spot for you. 💪⚡️

👉 DM us or stop by to join your first class!

✨ Honoring the Pioneers ✨

Capoeira arrived in the United States through the vision, courage, and persistence of a few pioneers who carried the art beyond Brazil. In the 1970s Mestres like Acordeon, Jelon, João Grande and others planted the first seeds of capoeira on U.S. soil.

They faced challenges—language, culture, and distance from home—but never stopped sharing the rhythm of the berimbau, the strength of the ginga, and the wisdom of our tradition.

Today, countless rodas, academies, and communities across the country stand as living proof of their dedication. 🙏

Every time we train, we honor not only our ancestors in Brazil, but also those who paved the way here in the 🇺🇸

Muito axé and respect ✊🏽

Como diz o ditado:
“Uma imagem vale mais que mil palavras”
- Festa de Capoeira, Austin, Abril 2025