Grupo Tempo 6th Batizado
Monday July 21st, 2008
Cordão de Contas 9th Batizado - 10 Aniversario
Sunday July 27th, 2008
Marana Capoeira 2nd Batizado
Sunday August 24th, 2008
Monthly Archive for June, 2008
Eu Sou Bantus Capoeira
Querido mestre
Sua liçença me dá pra poder falar do grupo pra poder me expressar
É aqui no Bantus que eu gosto de treinar
Tenho aqui bons companheiros
Energia pra sobrarEu sou Bantus Capoeira
Subindo o morro descendo a ladeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Eu jogo bonito e na brincadeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Martelo cruzado, chibata e rasteiraÉ brasileiro capoeira de valor
Deu a vida à essa arte
O seu nome é Pintor
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Subindo o morro descendo a ladeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Eu jogo bonito e na brincadeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Martelo cruzado, chibata e rasteira
Original Music and Lyrics by Leandro Couri (Titio) 1998
Alternate Version:
Querido mestre sua licença me dá
Pra pode falar do grupo
Pra pode me expressar
E aqui dentro que eu gosto de treina
Tenho aqui bons companheiros energia pra jogarEu sou Bantus Capoeira
Subindo o morro descendo a ladeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
E Bantus Capoeira Bantus Capoeira
Eu sou Bantus Capoeira
Subindo o morro descendo a ladeira
日本ブラジル交流年
（Ano do Intercâmbio Japão-Brasil）
（2008年は日本ブラジル交流年です）
Today I received a special email from Mestre Pintor, it reads like this:
Mensagem a todos alunos e ao povo Japonês
Hoje, dia 18/06/2008, quarta-feira, completa 100 anos da imigração japonesa no Brasil, e agradecemos muito aos pioneiros por trazerem ao Brasil um pouco do Japão e podermos conhecer melhor o quanto é importante a participação do japonês no Brasil. Obrigado por vocês viverem junto conosco aqui, e que sejam sempre “bem vindos”. Nós gostamos muito de vocês!!!
Today, 18/06/2008, Wednesday, marks 100 years of Japanese immigration in Brazil, and we are thankful to the pioneers for bringing to Brazil a little bit of Japan and to be able to know better how important the participation of the Japanese in Brazil is. We are thankful that we can live here together, and that you are always welcome in Brazil. We love you guys!
Grupo Bantus Capoeira - Mestre Pintor
Ministry of Foreign Affairs homepage
100 Years of Exchange between Brazil and Japan - Streaming Video in Japanese
flickr update
I finally managed to upload some old photos that have been lying around on DVD for a little while. More coming soon…
Tamagawa 300m Matsuri
3rd Anniversary and Bonenkai 2007
Antaru Festival 2007
Batizados and Open Rodas
While you’re at it, why not check out all our photosets on flickr!
フェスタ・ジュニーナ
フェスタ・ジュニーナとは、伝統的にはブラジル北部で冬の始めや雨季に祝われた収穫祭のことです。今では フォホのブームに乗って世界中で人気を集めています。フェスタ・ジュニーナの面白い点は、カントリー調の衣装をまとい、地方の食事、音楽、ダンスを楽しめるところです。
GBCJによるフェスタ・ジュニーナでは、男性はひげと一本つながり眉毛を顔に描き、チェックのシャツとオーバーオールか古びたジーンズとサスペンダー、そしてむぎわら帽子をかぶります。そして女性は、そばかすとすきっ歯を描き、ミツアミ、チェックもしくは花柄のカントリー調ドレスをまといます。
日程： 6月28（土曜）
時間： Till late
場所： ネオ オリエンタルリゾート八ヶ岳高原 山梨
衣服: フェスタ・ジュニーナの衣裳!
ドリンク: カシャッサ
Festa Junina!
The capoeira camp just keeps getting better and better! Not only will we have a special guest instructor and workshops, surprise capoeira movies, and countless unforgettable moments. We’ve got a Festa Junina party planned!
Festa Junina is a typical harvest festival originally celebrated in Northeasern Brazil at the beginning of winter or the rainy season, and now becoming popular around the world riding on the coattails of the current Forró boom. What makes Festa Junina so fun is everyone gets to dress up as country folk and enjoy typical country style food, music and dance.
So for GBC Japão, that means the men will be drawing moustaches and mono-brows on their faces, wearing checked shirts, overalls, old jeans and suspenders, and straw hats. Meanwhile the women will be drawing freckles on their faces and painted-gaps on their teeth, pigtails and wearing checked/floral country dresses.
Date: Saturday, June 28th, 2008
Time: Saturday night - till late
Location: Spadio, Yamanashi - our own “bangalo”
Clothes: Festa Junina costume!
Food and Drink: Brazilian Cachaça!
Don’t forget your costumes!
PS. It’s not too late to let us know you’re coming. But hurry up!
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