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The Roda A "roda" (pronounced "ho-da") refers to the circle that capoeira players form, and inside of which the game is played. Those forming the roda are as important to the game as the two players inside—adding to the energy and rhythm of the game by clapping their hands, singing choruses of capoeira songs, and playing instruments. The two players inside receive energy and support from the roda. As a metaphor for the circle of life, the capoeira roda illustrates that all individuals are important in the creation of the whole, and that cooperation is essential to the process. |
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