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A '''''batizado''''' (literally "baptism" in [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]], and borrowed from the [[baptism|religious tradition]]) is normally an annual event for a ''[[capoeira]]'' group in a region or country. The practice originates from ''[[Capoeira#Capoeira Regional|capoeira regional]]'', but has been widely used by ''capoeira contemporânea'' groups.<ref>((Cite journal|last1=Delamont|first1=Sara|last2=Stephens|first2=Neil|date=2021-08-20|title=The belts are set out: The batizado as a symbolic welcome to capoeira culture|journal=Ethnography|volume=22|issue=3|pages=351–371|doi=10.1177/14661381211035762|s2cid=238728033 |issn=1466-1381|doi-access=free))</ref>

In ''capoeira regional'', the tradition of the ''batizado'' is simply the first time a new student plays ''capoeira'' to the sound of the [[berimbau]]. In the ''batizado'', the new student will play with a more advanced student, who takes care of the beginner, and helps them to develop their ''capoeira game''. The ''batizado'' welcomes new students into the school and strengthens community bonds. 

[[Mestre Bimba]], a founder of modern ''capoeira'', recognized the central importance of relationships in people's lives, and he worked hard to nurture these connections, with the aim to help people develop into happy, whole individuals. In ''capoeira contemporânea'', ''batizados'' have developed in different directions with their own traditions, and while this is just as valid, it is so far from Bimba's creation that the only connection is in the name and not in its rituals.

In ''capoeira contemporânea'', ''batizados'' are large events and are very important for the group organizing them. It is the point in the year where the new members will be baptized officially into the group and receive their first cords and where the other members, depending on their progress, will receive a new one. A typical ''batizado'' will take several days and consist of workshops, the ''batizado'' itself and a ''troca de cordas''. Often many groups from more than one region will attend a ''batizado'' for other groups. This allows for development of the game by contact with other players, teachers and styles.

Normally, the ''mestre'' of the group must be present during the proceedings, but historically this is not required.

In many schools, students are baptized by the floor, that is, they play against higher level capoeiristas and are subsequently taken down by a ''[[List of capoeira techniques|rasteira]]''. This is meant to signify a continual process of humility and improvement in the game. This ritual of giving a ''rasteira'' to the beginner is of modern creation, and is not a part of the original ''batizado ceremony'' that was created by Bimba.

==''Troca de cordas''==
''Troca de cordas'' translates literally as the "changing of the cords". The cords signify the level of a ''capoeirista''. During the ''troca de cordas'', some ''capoeiristas'' will receive a new ''corda'' before or after a game played against a ''mestre'' (master) in which they have to show their advancement and earn the right to wear the new ''corda''. The color schemes for the levels vary from group to group.

== References ==
((Reflist))((Capoeira))

[[Category:Capoeira]]

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