Mestre Railson Railson do Carmo Domingues was born on October 15th, 1967 in Arraial d'Ajuda, Porto Seguro. He was introduced to Capoeira in Porto Seguro at the age of 12 by his father. He had never seen a Roda before and was excited to see people training with such high energy and intensity. The teacher at the time was Mestre Estrela. Mestre Railson trained under Mestre Estrela for a couple of months. Mestre Estrela left and the academy soon closed. Mestre Railson then trained alone in Arraial learning from travelers. He started to teach at random improvised location such as houses, beaches, grassy areas or parks. In five years, he acquired 20 students. However they had no graduations or a formal training facility

He then came back to Arraial, quit his job, and went deep into capoeira. On Oct 12, 1987 Mestre Railson started his own academy and dedication 24 hours a day to capoeira. He started to go to Belo Horizonte once a year to train and graduate. In 1990, He did his first Batizado in Porto Seguro with Mestre Mao Branca and other important Mestres. At this Batizado, his mestre gave him the Blue Cordao which represents Professor. He received his Contre Mestre Cordao in 1992, and in 1995 he became a master at the first international meeting of Capoeira Gerais. In 2005 Mestre Mao Branca graduate him with the second level
of Master( White & Yellow)

Contra Mestre Maxuel

Maxuel Moreira Santos was born on the 13th of July 1978 in Eunapolis, Bahia, in Brazil . He then went to Arraial d'Ajuda, in the municipality of Porto Seguro in the South of the State of Bahia . He started playing Capoeira with Mestre Railson do Carmo Domingues in the back of a store in the center of Arraial, then in people's houses and finally in his Academy. In March 1997 he came to Chile where he started, to teach Capoeira.
In 1999 he organized the First International Capoeira Encounter in Chile where he " baptized " almost 200 students.

In the year 2000 he coordinated the Second International Capoeira encounter with 228 students baptized. He also put in place a number of social projects in disadvantaged neighborhoods of Santiago so as to promote their inhabitants' social integration.
In 2001 he organized the Third International Capoeira Encounter and opened the first Capoeira Academy in Chile and the first University Capoeira Seminar with the support of the many Universities. He managed to get Capoeira recognized by the National Sport Institute. With his great number of students, both men, women and children from different backgrounds and regions, Professor Maxuel Moreira is one of the pioneers of Capoeira in Chile. Despite the lack of funding at the outset.
He managed to make Capoeira one of the most popular sports for Chilean youth and is responsible for its continued growth as an art, fight, dance, cultural expression, and sport which promotes discipline, corporal expression, and equilibrium between the body, mind and spirit. Capoeira is now practiced in more than ten municipalities of Santiago as well as numerous other towns and regions in Chile
In 2005 Maxuel moves to Paris France where resides at present, He still maintaining the same force, energy and enthusiastic way for Capoeira and for his group. In Chile he leaves various graduate students among them the Monitors Roberto Tapia (Busho) and Eduardo Concha.

In July of 2007 received a belt of Contra mestre in the 3rd Encontro International Capoeria Sul da Bahia in Arraila D'Ajuda - Porto Seguro, Brazil