1 parece ser o mestre catitu

O primeiro é o Mestre Flavio carangueijo e o segundo Mestre Catitu

Pido disculpa para meu portoguese (eu sou italiano, então não falou portuguese muito bem), eu vou esplicar em ingles, esperando que voce entenda. The idea of hugging another capoerista without touching him with the palms of your hands traces back to the old days when capoeristas would play in their best outfits, most of the times in their only suit (that perhaps they would only use for very special occasions, say a marriage) and that would always be a white suit. If you look around online, you will find great mestres that, to this day, play capoeira in a suit (check out mestre leopoldina, just to bring one up). Accordingly, a graceful capoerista doesn't get his suit dirty and, even more interestingly, the grace and skill of a capoerista is also measured by how neat and tidy his clothes and his figure stay throughout the game. In this sense, it would be highly disrespectful to hug a capoerista while getting him/her dirty with your supposedly dirty hand palms. Even though it is not too common to see a suited up capoerista playing, the "fundamento" and reminiscence of the old days of capoeira implies that a respectful capoerista will hug you while giving you the back of his hands. Espero que ajoudou.

Francesco Paolo Carlucci Grazie!

As mãos estão sujas pelo movimento que fazem no chão, só por isso !!

Foda

Só p não suja a camisa do colega