Boa Fightwear Capoeira Pants Paranauê

From the Paranauê collection, it gets its name from the "Tupi" language (an indigenous language from Brazil), where "Paraná" means similar to the sea and "auê" is a kind of greeting. It's a word used for someone who masters capoeira, as their "Ginga" resembles the movements of the sea.
For this Abada, we have used a fabric made of 78% polyester and 12% spandex, allowing us to offer you a fully sublimated design for a much more modern style.
These trousers are made for all Capoeiristas, regardless of your style—Regional or Angola. If you want to adopt a more modern look during training and step away from traditional codes for a few practice sessions, then this Abada is the piece you need in your gym bag.