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On any Friday in a small Colombian town, beneath tin roofs and string lights, you can hear it: a sharp crack, followed by laughter. This is tejo, a game that mixes ancient skill with a modern taste for beer and explosions.
Tejo originated with the Muisca people, who tossed golden discs for sport. Spanish colonizers replaced gold with iron and later introduced gunpowder-filled targets, creating a uniquely Colombian pastime. Today, it’s played across the country, especially in the Andes, where family-run courts welcome all.
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