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Battle de hip hop au golf des trois ilets, les jeunes s'expriment sur de la musique rap en exécutant quelque pas de danse dans un concours.
Le hip hop ou break dance serait dit on inspirée de la capoiera. Le hip hop est une dans née aux USA dans les années 70.
Elle explose mondialement en 1984. Elle est encore très pratiquée de nos jours.

Hip hop battle and rap dance in Martinique. Young poeple express themselves with rap musique dancing in a tournament.
Hip Hop or breakdance was inspired by capoiera. Hip hop was born in the usa in the 70's. It spreads over the wold in 1984. It is stil very practiced nowadays.

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Vue intérieure d'un atterrissage à bord d'un ulm bi place à l'aéroport du lamentin martinique
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Décollage ULM rigide aéroport Aimé Césaire au lamentin Martinique

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Master Instructor Balogun Abeegunde demonstrates a series of scissor-sweep modifications.

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This is Haitian Machete Fencing—a functional martial art rooted in Haiti's 200-year-old struggle for independence. What you are seeing is not choreographed, but rather a 'living system' of training in which the student employs core principles to stay protected and within range as the teacher strikes. In this way, the student learns to accumulate tactical advantages, much like in a game of chess, and to penetrate an opponents defenses without sacrificing their own. Haitian Machete Fencing is a synthesis of European and African martial traditions, combining aspects of Spanish Fencing with a style of footwork similar to Capoeira. Cultural Capital Haiti program coordinator Mike Rogers will be leading a pilot program this summer that will travel to the Jacmel region of Haiti to study this living, functional martial art with Haitian master fencer August Avril. Learn more at: http://www.culturalcapitalhait i.org

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This is Haitian Machete Fencing—a functional martial art rooted in Haiti's 200-year-old struggle for independence. What you are seeing is not choreographed, but rather a 'living system' of training in which the student employs core principles to stay protected and within range as the teacher strikes. In this way, the student learns to accumulate tactical advantages, much like in a game of chess, and to penetrate an opponents defenses without sacrificing their own. Haitian Machete Fencing is a synthesis of European and African martial traditions, combining aspects of Spanish Fencing with a style of footwork similar to Capoeira. Cultural Capital Haiti program coordinator Mike Rogers will be leading a pilot program this summer that will travel to the Jacmel region of Haiti to study this living, functional martial art with Haitian master fencer August Avril. Learn more at: http://www.culturalcapitalhait i.org

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