François KB, better known by his pseudonym Buscapé, has been honored with the rank of Contra Mestre by Mestre Cocoraca, his master and friend of almost 20 years. Following multiple trips to Brazil, Buscapé chose to devote part of his life to teaching capoeira, using the art as a means of personal transformation, just as capoeira transformed him. Passionate about Afro-Brazilian culture and the martial arts, Buscapé also holds a first-level black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He has been teaching capoeira in Montreal for almost 15 years, and for him, "Afrobraz Capoeira Montreal" is not just a group, but a real family where the well-being and development of each member is his top priority.

Maria A., also known by the pseudonym Séreia, is a passionate Capoeira professor who values not only the bewitching aspect of this martial art, but also the discipline and rigor it requires. For her, Capoeira is both an escape to a magical world, rich in stories, and an opportunity for physical, sensory and psychological development, requiring assiduous and structured practice. In addition to being a loving and devoted mother and wife, Maria is a Doctor of Medicine and holds the position of Head of Global Medical Affairs in Neurology and Neurodegenerative Conditions at a multinational pharmaceutical company, where she applies the same discipline and rigor.

Lucas D'Eramo, also known as Modelo, is a Capoeira instructor with a passion for the art of movement. Since 2008, he has been integrating the richness of Capoeira, the elegance of acrobatics and the mastery of hand balancing into his practice. His path has also led him to become a certified yoga instructor, enriching his martial art practice with balance and flexibility to facilitate learning and prevent injury. He is also a certified naturopath, trainer and natural products specialist.

Christina C., also known as Flor Sonrisa, is a Capoeira Graduado with a passion for music and for spreading Afro-Brazilian culture. With over 10 years' practice under her belt, she has made numerous trips to Brazil to deepen her knowledge of this martial art. Beyond her dedication to Capoeira, Flor holds a doctorate in criminology. One of her main areas of research is child development.

Achok V., known as apelido de Tico, developed a passion for capoeira at an early age, and has been practising it assiduously since his teens. Rigorous training and the constant quest to surpass oneself have been essential pillars in his evolution in this martial art. Tico's training incorporates elements of muscular strengthening, circuitry and mobility, enabling him to deliver a remarkable performance in the roda, both in terms of acrobatics and game strategy. His discipline and constant desire to learn make him a major asset to the coaching team.

Angèle Contant, affectionately nicknamed "Lelezinha," was born in São Paulo, and has been passionate about capoeira since 2012. Beyond a martial art, capoeira is for her a cultural expression deeply rooted in Brazilian history. It's a celebration of freedom through movement, music and sharing within the community. Lelezinha is passionate about singing and dancing, and leads music workshops that complement the sport and strengthen bonds within the capoeira community. She has a degree in marketing and communications, and is involved in the group's social networks.