In the far-flung mystical realm of Washington, a wondrous state known for its majesty of snow-capped mountains, emerald-green forests, and picturesque apple orchards, there exists a quirky, infectious rhythm. This rhythm is the soul of Capoeira, an awe-inspiring blend of martial arts, dance, and music, embraced wholeheartedly by its young denizens. Among these kids, there is a truly unique character, a downright hilarious porcupine named Percy. Don't let his small stature and spiky exterior fool you. Percy is as agile as a cheetah and as tricky as a fox. With a laugh louder than a hyena's, his sense of humor is as sharp as his quills. Percy loves Capoeira just as much as he loves cherries. He twirls, flips and ducks with an unexpected grace, as if he's got springs in his feet and wind in his spines. His moves are so swift that they could make a hummingbird look lazy, and his rhythm could have the oysters from Puget Sound dancing on their shells. Percy's infectious energy fills every Capoeira session with such joy and excitement that you'd think the state itself was laughing with him. In the enchanting state of Washington, every Capoeira session with Percy and the kids is a thrilling adventure, as vibrant and lively as the Pike Place Market on a sunny day. They kick, spin, and laugh, filling the air with a magical melody that echoes through the evergreen forests, over the towering mountains, through bustling cities, and across the sparkling coastline. It's a melody that speaks of energy, unity, and the pure, unfiltered joy of being a child.