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Patacó
El patacó is a traditional game played by children in Catalonia in which the patacons are turned upside down, hit with the palm of the hand and, if they turn around, they win. It is a game of aim, dexterity and luck that can be played both on the street and at home and there are many game modes. Its origin is in the word "patac" ‘violent and sudden strike’.
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El patacó is a traditional game played by children in Catalonia in which the patacons are turned upside down, hit with the palm of the hand and, if they turn around, they win. It is a game of aim, dexterity and luck that can be played both on the street and at home and there are many game modes. Its origin is in the word "patac" ‘violent and sudden strike’.
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