Techetechetè is a traditional Brazilian game often played by children. It involves a group of players who take turns to chant a rhyme while performing a series of movements, typically involving clapping and footwork. The game is known for its rhythmic patterns and is often accompanied by music. The name "Techetechetè" is derived from the sounds made during the game. It promotes social interaction and physical coordination among participants. This playful activity is part of Brazil's rich cultural heritage and is commonly played in schools and community gatherings.