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Néstor David
Néstor David
· 16 Jul 2021
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Let's play metras!

One of Venezuela's traditional games are metras or it is also known as pinchas in certain areas.

This is a series of butts made of various materials such as glass, wood, pucelana or clay are rolled on the ground with the objective of getting them to bump each other.

There are those who replace them with spherical seeds.

Undoubtedly one of the most popular and fun games for children, where they can exchange metras through small tournaments.

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  • Comments (17)
RotsenAFM
I still have my metras from when I was 8 years old
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ellesvandenbroek
In the Netherlands it is called ' knikkeren '
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Nuno Neves
In Portugal we have a lot of names for marbles: berlides, guelas, bilas... And the big ones: carolos, abafadores... 😁
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Maria
Who did not get metras in childhood
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naf1971naf
hahaha I remember that I had pots full of metras and how we played with them
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Gustavo Perez
I remember those moments playing metras at recess
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Estrella
I like to see them, but I never saw any sense to play with them hehe prefer barbies 💕
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abreusoleidy
I remember this game very much, as a girl I played it a lot I fought with the boys to let me play because it was children's play not girls, it was very intense they let me play or it made them disasters and I dumped their metras hahahaha that bad i was 🤣🤣🤣🤣😝
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zulusys21
It was my turn to learn how to play them
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