Carlo. 27. A Multimedia Artist and Student Pilot. Food, graphics, film, travel, photography, singing, dancing, fashion and artsy stuff. I like blogging about anything. It keeps me sane.
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Isang buwan na lang matatapos na naman ang taon. Ang daming nangyari. Sa dinami-dami ng mga nangyari, hindi ko alam kung nasan na ko ngayon. Parang back to zero na naman ako. Saan ako pupulutin. Iniisip ko tuloy, tama ba mga desisyon na ginawa ko sa buhay ko ngayong taon? Sapat ba yung mga rason na pinanghawakan ko noon para gawin yung mga desisyon na yun? Pakiramdam ko hindi. Parang bawat desisyon na yun e naghantong sa kinalalagyan ko ngayon. Wala.
Nakakabaliw. Nakakalungkot. Nakakasama ng loob. Nakakaiyak. Nakakapanghina ng loob.
Ngayon lang siguro to. Ang sama ng nangyari kanina. Ang sakit umasa. Pero wala naman akong masisisi kung hindi sarili ko lang. Desisyon ko lahat yun. Ako lahat yun. Haay. Hinga lang. Sana lumipas na to.
Disguised as dancing African slaves in Brazil would practice this capoeria as a fighting style
^^^^ that’s one of the best pieces of information I’ve heard today
Black ingenuity is everlasting
It’s the reason it’s so acrobatic and requires the use of your legs more than anything. It would help slaves fight when they tried to escape and Capoira was created specifically so they could:
a.) Pass it off as a dance with the slave masters unaware of it being a fighting style.
b.) Be able to fight even with their hands shackled.
