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Thank you for your hard work.
Do you know the topic of today's lecture?
No, I don't know.
A manga called "Batuti" is currently being serialized at Young Jump.
There is an interest in capoeira, which is treated there.
Young Jump readers and fans of Seikore are interested in capoeira.
I want you to understand capoeira more deeply and enjoy it.
That's why I'm going to teach you capoeira today.
Wait a minute!
I don't know capoeira.
What is capoeira for?
It's a school for capoeira.
That's why I'm teaching you capoeira today.
I called you here to teach you capoeira.
Thank you for listening to me.
For those of you who worked hard today, there is a wonderful product at the end of the lecture.
I hope you will enjoy it.
I'm calling a teacher, so I'd like you to come up.
She is Kousuke Anakawa, a capoeira engineer.
Thank you for your time.
Who knows Capoeira?
Who has heard of it?
It's like an old Japanese manga.
I've never seen it in real life.
You've never seen it in real life.
And you've heard of it three years ago.
I've heard of it in manga.
In manga, it's hard to find out what Capoeira really is.
Today, we're going to talk a little about Capoeira.
Today, we're going to talk about Capoeira and what it is.
Capoeira is a dance or martial art created by people from Africa and Brazil.
People draw pictures and sing.
There are two people dancing and two people fighting.
The basic steps and attacks and defenses are the rules.
And the two of them play there.
Capoeira is music and singing.
Capoeira is having fun like a festival.
Capoeira is an African Brazilian traditional art.
This is a musical instrument called birimbao.
This is also a musical instrument that was used by people from Brazil in Africa.
They put strings on wood and put "kyota" instead of "yashino ni" there.
I use it as a speaker.
And I play strings.
You can hear it like this.
I don't know where I am.
I put strings on wood and put "kyota" instead of "yashino ni" there.
I change sounds with this "moyin".
This is a speaker.
It makes sounds only when it is hard.
And I make rhythms with this combination.
And I sing a song with it.
And I sing a song at festivals.
What language do you speak when you say "Brazil"?
Quiz!
Portuguese.
Portuguese! That's right, Portuguese.
It's not Brazilian. Portuguese.
So, if you say "capoeira", you can also learn Portuguese.
Huh? Can you sing in Portuguese, too?
That's right.
Wow!
So, if you say "capoeira", you can learn songs and speak Portuguese.
Wow!
Key point.
In Portuguese, "sai" means "sing".
Sing.
"Crie" means "sing".
It's similar.
It's not "sing", it's "sing".
Wow!
Let's release a CD one day.
Capoeira
Thank you for teaching us.
The first thing you learn in capoeira is the "ginga" gesture.
Say it.
Jinga!
One, two...
Jinga!
Face the camera...
Jinga!