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São Bento Pequeno: This rhythm is played to call an intermediate game between Angola and São Bento Grande.

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The most common names are " Angola " and " São Bento Grande ".

In the context of capoeira angola, the médio inverts the gunga's melody ( angola toque ): ( xxL. H ...) by playing São Bento Pequeno: ( xxH. L ...) with moderate improvisation.

* São Bento Pequeno de Angola Invertido: similar to Angola but with the high and low tones reversed ( xxH. L ...).

São Bento Pequeno is typically played on Médio in conjunction with Angola on the Gunga.

* São Bento Grande: Adds an extra hit to São Bento Pequeno, ( xxH. L. L.

* São Bento Grande de Regional ( or simply Regional ): An innovation of Mestre Bimba, is often played in the two bar pattern ( xxL. xxH .| xxL. L. H.

São Bento Grande as played in a regional setting places the main stress or downbeat at the final L so that it sounds: ( L. xxH. L .| L. xxH. L. L )

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