PETALING JAYA, 10 October 2026 – Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia has officially been recognised by Asia Record for achieving the title “Most Participants Performing Capoeira Aú Cartwheel Simultaneously in 2026.”
The recognition was presented on 10 October 2026 in Petaling Jaya to Dr. Fadzlina Abdul Aziz, Capoeira Instructor, and Mestre Braulio, Capoeira Master, in recognition of their efforts in bringing together participants to perform the traditional Capoeira Aú cartwheel simultaneously.
The achievement marks a significant milestone for Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia, highlighting the organisation’s commitment to promoting Capoeira, encouraging community participation and preserving the cultural heritage of this distinctive Brazilian martial art.
The record-setting performance brought participants together in a coordinated display of movement, discipline and teamwork, demonstrating how Capoeira can unite individuals through physical activity, music and cultural expression.
Celebrating Capoeira Through a Record-Breaking Achievement
Originating from Brazil, Capoeira is a unique Afro-Brazilian cultural practice that combines elements of martial arts, dance, acrobatics, music and rhythm.
Unlike conventional martial arts, Capoeira emphasises fluid movement, creativity and interaction between participants. Its movements are traditionally performed within a circle known as a roda, where practitioners engage through a combination of physical techniques, music and cultural traditions.
One of Capoeira’s most recognisable movements is the Aú, a cartwheel technique that requires balance, coordination, flexibility and body control.
The Aú serves as an essential movement in Capoeira, allowing practitioners to transition between positions while maintaining the continuous flow that characterises the art form.
By bringing participants together to perform the Aú cartwheel simultaneously, Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia demonstrated the discipline, coordination and collective effort involved in practising Capoeira.
The achievement also provided an opportunity to introduce the wider community to the cultural significance and physical benefits of this traditional Brazilian art form.
Promoting Capoeira and Community Participation in Malaysia
Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia plays an important role in introducing and promoting Capoeira through training, cultural activities and community engagement.
Under the guidance of Dr. Fadzlina Abdul Aziz and Mestre Braulio, the organisation continues to encourage individuals to explore Capoeira as a form of physical exercise, artistic expression and cultural appreciation.
Beyond developing strength, flexibility and coordination, Capoeira promotes confidence, discipline, teamwork and mutual respect.
Its combination of movement and music creates an engaging environment where participants can develop physical abilities while connecting with others through a shared cultural experience.
Speaking about the Asia Record achievement, Dr. Fadzlina Abdul Aziz expressed her appreciation for the dedication and enthusiasm demonstrated by everyone involved.
“This achievement represents more than a record. It reflects the passion, commitment and unity of our Capoeira community. Through this event, we hope to inspire more people to discover Capoeira and appreciate its unique combination of movement, culture and discipline,” said Dr. Fadzlina Abdul Aziz.
Mestre Braulio also highlighted the importance of preserving Capoeira’s cultural identity while introducing the practice to new audiences.
“Capoeira is not simply about performing movements. It is about connection, respect, rhythm and the sharing of knowledge. Seeing participants come together to perform the Aú simultaneously is a meaningful demonstration of the spirit of Capoeira,” said Mestre Braulio.
Asia Record Recognises Cultural and Community Achievement
Dato’ KK Chua, Founder and Chief Adjudicator of Asia Record, congratulated Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia on its achievement, recognising the organisation’s efforts in bringing people together through a distinctive cultural activity.
“What makes this achievement special is the combination of cultural heritage, physical coordination and community participation. Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia has demonstrated how a traditional martial art can bring individuals together to accomplish a shared goal,” said Dato’ KK Chua.
A New Milestone for Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia
The Asia Record recognition represents an important milestone for Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia, reinforcing its dedication to promoting Capoeira and expanding awareness of the art form.
Through the simultaneous Aú cartwheel performance, the organisation has demonstrated how cultural traditions can inspire collective participation and create meaningful community experiences.
The achievement also highlights the efforts of Dr. Fadzlina Abdul Aziz and Mestre Braulio in nurturing interest in Capoeira and encouraging individuals to embrace its physical, artistic and cultural dimensions.
As Capoeira continues to gain recognition among diverse communities, this milestone serves as an inspiration for practitioners and newcomers to explore the art form.
With its official Asia Record recognition in 2026, Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia celebrates not only a record-setting achievement but also the spirit of unity, cultural appreciation and shared accomplishment.
For further information about Asia Record, its record recognitions and achievements across Asia, please visit www.asiarecord.com and www.theasiarecords.com.
For further information about Capoeira Cordão de Ouro Malaysia, its programmes and activities, please visit:
Official Website: www.capoeira.my
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