Being 23 chapters in usogui and 7 chapters into this series, I'll say it, at least so far, this series is better.
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Nah, tupi guarani is an south american language. Important note, capoeira was developed in Brazil, and as mentioned in this chapter, slaves were brought in from many different places from Africa, so they had a lot of difficulty talking with each other with their "mother language" (which was just how the slaver drivers liked it, hard to work together when you can barely communicate with each other). So it's not that unfeasable in theory that the language that they used to name the art was a language from the area where they were taken to.