MetaRoda which means beyond the circle, is the first version of the performance inspired by Capoeira and memories of ritual indigenous chants, which are in dialogue with each other. The performance lasts about 30 minutes and is divided into 4 phases: Birth / Discovery / Rebirth / Encounter.

The sound of the Berimbau and the voices of the chants enter into a dialogue with each other and become a mantra that accompanies the entire performance. Under the veil moves a single organism in synergy, a body that is at the same time a non-place, constantly changing. The invisible is a space of intimacy, protection, security, like the prenatal state. Slowly, the veiled body transforms into two beings that become more and more distant from each other, and the dance becomes a struggle for life that tears the veil and so the performers enter the world, the roda (the circle) . It is not easy to enter the world, to adapt to the environment, but the music lulls them and releases axê, energy. The dance and song of their ancestors are a means with which they move through the world in search of harmony. When they step out of their comfort zone to rediscover the world and see it from a different perspective, it is a form of resilience and growth. After they have had their experience, they return to the roda, giving back their energy and experience to meet and rediscover themselves in something new.