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Carol Maschio
Carol Maschio grew up in Salvador, Bahia, in a family involved with capoeira. She started singing in local bars and clubs, and later worked with percussionist...
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Carol Maschio grew up in Salvador, Bahia, in a family involved with capoeira. She started singing in local bars and clubs, and later worked with percussionist Marcos Cruz as a duo. Her song 'Paixão de Um Capoeira' became closely associated with the martial art and cultural practice.
Some people in the capoeira community were skeptical of a woman working in what had been a male-dominated field. Maschio also mixed capoeira rhythms with electronic dance elements, which drew criticism from some traditionalists who saw it as a departure. She kept performing and recording anyway.
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