maradadó
Maradadó is a traditional Catalan game that combines elements of hide-and-seek and tag, often played outdoors in rural or wooded areas. The name derives from the Catalan verb *maradar*, meaning "to hide," and the suffix *-dó*, which indicates a playful or repetitive action. The game is particularly popular in Catalonia, Spain, and has been passed down through generations as a form of recreational activity for children and adults alike.
The basic objective of maradadó is for one player, known as the "seeker" (*marador*), to locate and
Maradadó is often played during festive occasions, family gatherings, or as a spontaneous activity in nature.