Berimbau rhythms

Any berimbau rhythm consists of the next notes:
Chiado – a buzz sound (strike the arame with the dobrão resting lightly on the arame and the cabaça against the body to deafen the sound).
Solto – a low tone while we don’t press the stone and hit arame below the stone, place cabaça away from the stomach.
Preso – a high tone, the dobrao is pressed firmly to the arame, hit the arame above the stome while place cabaça away from the stomach.
Caxixi – no berimbau sound, this sound skipping is filled with caxixi sound.
Dobrao (dobrão) – a stone slightly attached to the metal string, no arame hit.

Typically, there are 4 rhythms used in capoeira: Angola, Benguela, Sao Bento Grande de Regional’s (or São Bento Grande de Bimba) and São Bento Grande de Angola. However, there are much more.
There is a list of main capoeira rhythms in the table below:

Rhythm name	Music	Sound
Angola
Benguela
Regional de Mestre Bimba/Sao Bento Grande de Mestre Bimba
Sao Bento Grande de Angola
Sao Bento Pequeno de Angola
Amazonas
Cavalaria
Idalina
Iuna
Samba de Roda
Santa Maria