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Professor Marinheiro

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Professor Peixe

Born in Ohio and raised in Florida, Peixe found his way to Capoeira in 1993 and then again in 1995 after exploring a variety of martial arts. Drawn to its fluid movement, rich musicality, and deep cultural roots, he quickly realized that Capoeira was more than a practice—it was a lifelong path.… Born in Ohio and raised in Florida, Peixe found his way to Capoeira in 1993 and then again in 1995 after exploring a var… Born in Ohio and raised in Florida, Peixe found his way to Capoeira in 1993 and then again in 1995 after exploring a variety of martial arts. Drawn to its fluid movement, rich musicality, and deep cultural roots, he quickly realized that Capoeira was more than a practice—it was a lifelong path.…

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Professor Totti Angola

Professor Totti Angola (Aristoteles Kandimba) was born in Angola and was a student of Mestre João Grande in New York since 1994. He taught capoeira in The Netherlands from 2002 to 2013. He now resides in Portugal.… Professor Totti Angola (Aristoteles Kandimba) was born in Angola and was a student of Mestre João Grande in New York sin… Professor Totti Angola (Aristoteles Kandimba) was born in Angola and was a student of Mestre João Grande in New York since 1994. He taught capoeira in The Netherlands from 2002 to 2013. He now resides in Portugal.…

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Professor Doutor

Frikke van Eck, apelido Doutor, came into contact with capoeira for the first time in 1996 by means of a course given by Flores Brancas, a contemporary capoeirista who came from the Senzala style. Being fond of music, dance and martial arts, for Frikke it seemed that capoeira was exactly what he was looking for without even knowing it. Especially t… Frikke van Eck, apelido Doutor, came into contact with capoeira for the first time in 1996 by means of a course given by… Frikke van Eck, apelido Doutor, came into contact with capoeira for the first time in 1996 by means of a course given by Flores Brancas, a contemporary capoeirista who came from the Senzala style. Being fond of music, dance and martial arts, for Frikke it seemed that capoeira was exactly what he was looking for without even knowing it. Especially the lower and flowing movements attracted him. When Flores stopped teaching after 2 years, Frikke more or less stopped training for a number of years until 2003 when he met Robertino, a street capoeirs…

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Professor Guerreiro

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Professor Dente Angola

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