Teléco e Teco
Teléco e Teco are a Brazilian duo known for children's music. Their song "Brincando de Estátua" became particularly popular after its release in 1987. The...
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Teléco e Teco are a Brazilian duo known for children's music. Their song "Brincando de Estátua" became particularly popular after its release in 1987. The pair originally performed as part of the group Carrapicho in the 1980s before working together.
Their catalog includes albums like O Sapo Cururu and A Dança da Xuxa. Other songs include "Hino da Paz," which features Mumuzinho, and "Super Amigos." Their music has appeared in various children's television programming in Brazil.
In 1996, they took legal action when a television network used a remixed version of "Brincando de Estátua" without permission. They successfully defended their rights in that case.
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