Yaje Popson, a familiar face to Jenkem fans, has just released his new skateboarding part, “Belo Horizons.” This project, primarily filmed in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, showcases Yaje’s deep connection to his roots and his incredible talent on a skateboard. Having previously appeared in videos like DANY, Sk8rats, and many others, Yaje is well-known for his unique style and dedication to the craft.
Yaje decided to shift gears and return to his family’s hometown in Brazil for this project, immersing himself in the local skate scene. He collaborated with local skaters and filmmakers to bring this vision to life, highlighting his bond with his heritage. This return home provided a fresh backdrop for his skating, resulting in a truly unique video part.
The intro of the video features a visual nod to the ipê roxo tree, native to the region. This tree is known for its pink flowers and for the local tradition of using its bark to make tea, which also has various health benefits, including anti-cancerous properties. The inclusion of the ipê roxo in the video’s intro is a subtle yet powerful representation of Yaje’s connection to his Brazilian heritage and the environment that inspired his skating.
Yaje’s “Belo Horizons” part displays a blend of technical skills and creative expression. The skateboarding footage is a testament to his hard work and passion. By filming in Brazil, Yaje not only showcases his talent but also shines a spotlight on the vibrant skateboarding community in Belo Horizonte. The project is a personal journey and a celebration of his cultural roots. The video’s unique blend of dynamic skating and cultural references makes it a must-watch for any skateboarding enthusiast.
The production of “Belo Horizons” involved a collaborative effort. The video was filmed by Manuel Vasquez and Yaje Popson, with video graphics and animation by Miche Matias-Cortes. Their combined efforts resulted in a polished and engaging skateboarding video that resonates with viewers. The visual style of the video is as compelling as the skating itself, adding another layer to the overall viewing experience.
The release of “Belo Horizons” is a significant moment for Yaje and for fans of skateboarding. It’s not just another skate part; it’s a story of personal connection and dedication to the sport. Yaje’s return to Brazil to create this project is a testament to the importance of heritage and community. The video also highlights the global reach of skateboarding and its ability to bring people together from different backgrounds.
If you’re a fan of Yaje’s skating, or simply appreciate innovative skateboarding videos, be sure to check out “Belo Horizons.” The combination of his unique style and the beautiful Brazilian backdrop makes this part a must-see. Let us know in the comments if you would like to see Yaje’s cooking show return, and what kind of recipes you’d be interested in seeing.
Video Credits:
- Filmed by: Manuel Vasquez and Yaje Popson
- Video Graphics and Animation: Miche Matias-Cortes